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05-28-2009, 08:23 AM
We have a dog named Daisy who loves to play outside and roll around in the dirt. When I bring her inside, she brings dirt and stains all over my carpets as well as on my furniture. Either I need to find a good Carpet Stain Removal (http://www.mistermax.com/) product, or she will not be allowed to play outside anymore. I have heard of Spot Shot (http://www.spotshot.com/) and Force Out (http://www.forceoutproducts.com/). What other stain removers do you recommend? And where can I find them?
“All life is an experiment. The more experiments you make the better.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson
luckystar
05-28-2009, 08:34 AM
lol that sucks. Dogs do that. Keep her in and grow some grass? Get one of those aerators, some good grass seed, and hay.
RareBreed
05-28-2009, 08:36 AM
We have a dog named Daisy who loves to play outside and roll around in the dirt. When I bring her inside, she brings dirt and stains all over my carpets as well as on my furniture. Either I need to find a good Carpet Stain Removal (http://www.mistermax.com/) product, or she will not be allowed to play outside anymore. I have heard of Spot Shot (http://www.spotshot.com/) and Force Out (http://www.forceoutproducts.com/). What other stain removers do you recommend? And where can I find them?
“All life is an experiment. The more experiments you make the better.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson
My dog loves to get dirty too. For small stains, we use Windex. Surprisingly, it does a great job. Normally, we avoid it by keeping a old towel by the downstairs door for when it's obvious that her feet are dirty. We also crate her until she gets a chance to clean herself off before letting her roam around the house.
migtig
05-28-2009, 08:43 AM
Oxy Clean.
But you can prevent a lot of stains by wiping her down with a towel kept by the door she comes in and out of.
virgovictoria
05-28-2009, 09:08 AM
It is my experience that you cannot avoid dirt and mud. I stay prepared by having a basket of dog towels by the door and if it's messy outside, I leave one on the doorknob that is wet to clean them up before entering onto a dry towel.
For stains, I have found Resolve to work well. Vacuum, spray Resolve, scrub lightly if needed, allow to dry then vacuum again if needed - or wait to vacuum until the next time you do the area if the stain has dissipated.
The wet and dry towel duo really helps. I also steam clean intermittently. For in between steam cleaning, Resolve works for large areas too - using a mop to work in the product.
If the little one scrambles, just pick her up and use the wash cloth/towel to get her clean - she'll get used to it and it'll become habit. Your carpet will thank you for it. :yay:
RareBreed
05-28-2009, 09:13 AM
It is my experience that you cannot avoid dirt and mud. I stay prepared by having a basket of dog towels by the door and if it's messy outside, I leave one on the doorknob that is wet to clean them up before entering onto a dry towel.
For stains, I have found Resolve to work well. Vacuum, spray Resolve, scrub lightly if needed, allow to dry then vacuum again if needed - or wait to vacuum until the next time you do the area if the stain has dissipated.
The wet and dry towel duo really helps. I also steam clean intermittently. For in between steam cleaning, Resolve works for large areas too - using a mop to work in the product.
If the little one scrambles, just pick her up and use the wash cloth/towel to get her clean - she'll get used to it and it'll become habit. Your carpet will thank you for it. :yay:
My dog is so used to coming in and getting cleaned up that sometimes she'll give me her paw before I even have the towel in hand. She also waits before going upstairs, until I tell her it's ok, to make sure I don't need to wipe her off first.
kvj21075
05-28-2009, 09:19 AM
whenever 4d comes in after rolling around in the dirt, i take him out back and hose him down. he loves it! then i stick him in the dryer for about 5 minutes :yay:
baileydog
05-28-2009, 09:24 AM
When its wet and muddy outside like today, I keep a small container of water by the door, when dog is ready to come inside, we make her dip her her feet first.
virgovictoria
05-28-2009, 09:38 AM
whenever 4d comes in after rolling around in the dirt, i take him out back and hose him down. he loves it! then i stick him in the dryer for about 5 minutes :yay:
so not right. :lol:
devenny99
05-28-2009, 07:11 PM
The gent who cleans my carpets recommended Spot Shot to me and it works very well! Have tried others but they jusst don't seem to work as well.
morningbell
05-28-2009, 07:20 PM
Reminds me of this book I had as a kid :biggrin:
FireBrand
05-28-2009, 07:21 PM
We have a dog named Daisy who loves to play outside and roll around in the dirt. When I bring her inside, she brings dirt and stains all over my carpets as well as on my furniture. Either I need to find a good Carpet Stain Removal (http://www.mistermax.com/) product, or she will not be allowed to play outside anymore. I have heard of Spot Shot (http://www.spotshot.com/) and Force Out (http://www.forceoutproducts.com/). What other stain removers do you recommend? And where can I find them?
“All life is an experiment. The more experiments you make the better.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson
Oh, by the way...
...welcome to the nuthouse vance ! :cheers:
MisterRickL
02-25-2011, 12:19 PM
MisterMax has a great Pet Stain Remover that works on all stains. Just spray the area cover witha damp cloth put something heavy on it over night and its completely gone. Best pet stain removal products: Official Anti Icky Poo website MisterMax.com (http://www.mistermax.com)
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