Harvard Pet Stain Off TWO Gallons!

[Mikey P]

Harvard Pet Stain Off Raffle!

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Saiger is right, this product really does an excellent job at removing both the stain and the odors.

Very pleasant scent too.

8 winners will receive two gallons each!!

Remove urine and fecal stains and odors the natural way with this bacterial enzyme blend. It works equally well on carpet, upholstery, and hard surfaces.

This terrific bacterial enzyme chemical blend is designed specifically for removing stains and odors from fabrics or hard surfaces using the environmentally friendly, all-natural bacterial digestion method. Urine and/or fecal matter stains and odors vanish fast; prep time is even faster!

Dilute the product up to 1:4 with warm water for spotting or mix it at a dilution ratio of 1:10 when you substitute this product for standard shampoos or detergents in situations that call for a serious solution to an extreme odor problem. This versatile product can also be injected underneath stains to treat offensive padding odor dilemmas.

 

[Kellie Hiler]

I love this stuff!

 

[Mark Saiger]

Harvard Pet Stain Off Raffle!

ENTER HERE

Saiger is right, this product really does an excellent job at removing both the stain and the odors.

Very pleasant scent too.

8 winners will receive two gallons each!!

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Remove urine and fecal stains and odors the natural way with this bacterial enzyme blend. It works equally well on carpet, upholstery, and hard surfaces.

This terrific bacterial enzyme chemical blend is designed specifically for removing stains and odors from fabrics or hard surfaces using the environmentally friendly, all-natural bacterial digestion method. Urine and/or fecal matter stains and odors vanish fast; prep time is even faster!

Dilute the product up to 1:4 with warm water for spotting or mix it at a dilution ratio of 1:10 when you substitute this product for standard shampoos or detergents in situations that call for a serious solution to an extreme odor problem. This versatile product can also be injected underneath stains to treat offensive padding odor dilemmas.

Mmmm....Bubble Gum scent too

Love this stuff

Neutral ph of 7 (and a good cleaning prespray too)

We put it down with our inline pressure sprayer at 4:1 and turn the truckmount down in temp. (can also put in pump up with warm water or even pure strength)

120 degrees is a sweet spot, but even as it were to cool down, it will start making more enzyme.....let dwell for about 20 minutes....extract or even apply another application of your favorite prespray if really soiled too....extract and make some money and happy clients

 

[Mark Saiger]

 

[hogjowl]

Better than 40 v?

I'm asking Satan, by the way.

 

[Mikey P]

So far it appears to work just like 40 but with Deo capability

 

[Mikey P]

Trusted by professional carpet cleaners for nearly 2 decades, Pet Stain-off is a ready-to-use, active solution with a special blend of odor counteractants to immediately knock down and keep odors suppressed while bacterial enzymes go to work. Pet Stain-off contains bacteria that produce multiple enzymes to digest odors at the source quickly and effectively. It will eliminate odors caused by urine, feces, grass, mold, mildew, organic rot, vomit, smoke, skunk, and more.
Benefits
· Pet Stain-Off attacks the source of the foul odor and eliminates the organic residue that causes the odor
· Effective on a wide variety of Organic odor problems
· Pet Stain-Off has received the coveted seal of approval from the Carpet and Rug Institute
· Pet Stain-off harnesses the power of natural enzyme formed by good bacteria, so it is completely safe for use around your pets and children
Suggested Product Use
· Pet accidents on carpet, floors, furniture, and clothing
· Spray in litter boxes, pet beds and animal cages to deodorize
· Spray on mattress and bedding after accidental bed wetting
· Laundry Spotter and Presoak – Will work on all organic stains. Apply directly to the stain and allow enzymes to consume the organic matter. For a laundry presoak, mix 8 oz per gallon and allow laundry to soak for 45-90 minutes and then wash
· Can be sprayed at the base of toilets for deodorization
· Pour down sinks and drains to maintain your sewer lines or septic tank. Add 2-3 ounces twice weekly to keep drain pipes flowing freely
· Spray in garbage cans to help deodorize
Stain and odor spotting directions:
1. Shake product before use.
2. Flush out any solids (uric acid crystals) with Harvard Flush Out or alternate light acid that will dissolve uric acid crystals.
3. Saturate stain with enough Pet Stain-Off to penetrate the carpet backing.
4. Pour or mist equal amount of warm water (not HOT) on top of stain to activate the bacteria in Pet Stain-Off.
5. Place a warm damp cloth on top of stain to trap the moisture and improve the performance.
6. Allow to dwell as long as possible.
7. Extract or blot the spot after dwell time and you are done.

Optimum Conditions - Bacteria in Pet Stain-Off perform within a pH range of 6.0 to 9.5 with the optimum pH near 7.5. The addition of strong acid or caustic cleaners will kill the enzyme activity. This product's organic stain and odor digesters formulation are most active at warm temperatures and will retain its activity up to a temperature of 1300 F.

 

[NeilM]

Hello Everyone - Just to clarify - the Pet Stain-off can be diluted for treating the whole carpet like Mark Saiger had mentioned in his post. If you are using it as a spotter most cleaners will use it "as is" straight from the bottle and sprinkle a little warm water on top to activate. I have also heard some will pre-mix 50/50 with warm water and use this as their spotting solution. For whole carpet pre-spraying then a 4:1 mix with warm water is ideal. Also - the above statement in regard to water temperature stability should read 130 degrees F and not 1300 degrees. Thanks and good luck!

 

[FFA]

Hello Everyone - Just to clarify - the Pet Stain-off can be diluted for treating the whole carpet like Mark Saiger had mentioned in his post. If you are using it as a spotter most cleaners will use it "as is" straight from the bottle and sprinkle a little warm water on top to activate. I have also heard some will pre-mix 50/50 with warm water and use this as their spotting solution. For whole carpet pre-spraying then a 4:1 mix with warm water is ideal. Also - the above statement in regard to water temperature stability should read 130 degrees F and not 1300 degrees. Thanks and good luck!

How many ounces in a five quart sprayer at 1:8?

 

[NeilM]

How many ounces in a five quart sprayer at 1:8?

The most I would recommend diluting this to be effective is 1:4. So if you were using in a hydroforce then you would put undiluted Pet Stainoff in the 5 quart sprayer and meter at 1:4.

 

[FFA]

The most I would recommend diluting this to be effective is 1:4. So if you were using in a hydroforce then you would put undiluted Pet Stainoff in the 5 quart sprayer and meter at 1:4.

Ok, ill work on that. I have a leaky hydroforce that i have to fix then ill make it 1:4. Ill use my battery sprayer today. 16 ounce to 1 gal of water for cleaning?

 

[FFA]

The most I would recommend diluting this to be effective is 1:4. So if you were using in a hydroforce then you would put undiluted Pet Stainoff in the 5 quart sprayer and meter at 1:4.

So is that one part pet stain off to 4 parts water in a 5qt?

 

[dgardner]

No, you put straight pet stain off in the jug, and the sprayer dilutes it 1:4 as it sprays.

 

[michealtroy]

how effective is this for walls and hard surfaces??

 

[NeilM]

how effective is this for walls and hard surfaces??

It works pretty good - keep in mind as soon as it dries the enzymes stop working. With carpet and soft surface it stay moist longer and so the enzymes stay active longer and continues to work. We have a lot of customers that will spray this around urinals in tiled bathrooms and it works great. Also can be used in drain lines for odor issues.

 

[Mark Saiger]

 

[Nampa Carpet Cleaning]

Randy Royer has been telling me about Pet Stain Off and CRB's for 6 years. It is fun to watch it catching on. I believe he is using a Trio nowadays.

 

[Able 1]

I really like it also! Nice scent, and I can't stand the smell of most deodorizers..

 

[Rick J]

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Been using this stuff for years. I guess I must like it!!!

On really awful stuff, like you are showing. Do you warn that it may stink for a while.? Even though it has a very nice fragrance, while the critters are feeding the by products can smell.

 

[Mark Saiger]

Been using this stuff for years. I guess I must like it!!!

On really awful stuff, like you are showing. Do you warn that it may stink for a while.? Even though it has a very nice fragrance, while the critters are feeding the by products can smell.

So far all good.

Had lady yesterday who doesn't like smells but was ok again with everything.

 

[Rick J]

LOng ago, doing apt community. Maint. person had a situation. Really bad room. Bad home situation. Wife left , kids pets work. All piled up. He asked how to clean this really bad room. I mean really bad. One of the worst I have seen. No practical way for me to do it for him, or for him to pay me to do it. dHe was not asking me to, he just wanted advice. He had put really nice carpet, on his own, in one of the bedroom. That is the one they kept the lab penned up in.
I gave him product to use. enzyme , live stuff. Told him to douse it good and let it sit.

He later asked again as it still smelled. I then gave him more. It was a mix of several kinds(we carpet cleaners can't help ourselves, keep trying stuff!) Several 2.5 (butler) containers of stuff. I went in, cut the seam at the door, pulled up the carpet and started pouring . Pad and all. Carpet was already completely delaminated .
Told him to hold his nose!
It stunk for a good while! A really good long while.
But when it was dry , wow! except for the fact that it was falling apart,lol. due to the severity of the urine it was fresh as a daisy!! I could not even believe it myself. I though it would need a good rinse, but it did not!

 

[hogjowl]

Jimmy says it works on underwear too.

 

[Rick J]

Jimmy says it works on underwear too.

Need to seal underneath??

 

[dealtimeman]

Mark hooked us on this stuff a year and a half or so back and we have used w couple of cases, good stuff.

 

[Lint Basket]

So if you pre-treat with it and let it sit for 20 minutes, that's good most of the time? What if you follow up after 20 minutes with regular prespray like Cobbs Powermax that has percarbonate in it, extract, then post treat any staining with urine stain remover type peroxide product? Obviously you wouldn't have the lasting effects of the live enzyme. I guess the urine that is not showing stains you wouldn't need to pre-treat with anything else just try to avoid those areas with your regular prespray. I'm going to have to try this product.

 

[Mark Saiger]

So if you pre-treat with it and let it sit for 20 minutes, that's good most of the time? What if you follow up after 20 minutes with regular prespray like Cobbs Powermax that has percarbonate in it, extract, then post treat any staining with urine stain remover type peroxide product? Obviously you wouldn't have the lasting effects of the live enzyme. I guess the urine that is not showing stains you wouldn't need to pre-treat with anything else just try to avoid those areas with your regular prespray. I'm going to have to try this product.

Peroxide will kill, so trying to use a product without would be helpful.

For some stain removal, I will still mist some of a peroxide on the top of the carpet, but usually in those areas I have saturated pretty good too so knowing I have left a good portion of enzyme behind to keep working

 

[dealtimeman]

The product is not by any means a miracle in a bottle, but it works well most of the time.

 

[BIG WOOD]

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I'm a little confused. Urine cleaning rule #1 says to use a low ph product or oxidizer to transfer the alkaline urine salts back into a liquid for it to be able to rinse out. Then use an enzyme to kill any remaining bacteria that would cause an odor.

This is a neutral ph product.

Are the rules BS? Or is the person (suppliers who teach certification classes) who made the rules just wanting to sell more products (acids, oxidizers, enzymes) instead of just one product (enzyme)?

 

[Lint Basket]

I'm a little confused. Urine cleaning rule #1 says to use a low ph product or oxidizer to transfer the alkaline urine salts back into a liquid for it to be able to rinse out. Then use an enzyme to kill any remaining bacteria that would cause an odor.

This is a neutral ph product.

Are the rules BS? Or is the person (suppliers who teach certification classes) who made the rules just wanting to sell more products (acids, oxidizers, enzymes) instead of just one product (enzyme)?

It's always been confusing. Every manufacture has 5 different products that are the go to, well which one?

 

[hogjowl]

Give me a gallon of Cobb's 40 vol and a case of Harvards Petpissoff and I'm confident I can handle every pet situation.