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Urine Odor on Microfiber Couch

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Date: 10/20/2009 Topics: Cleaning > Furniture | Readers Request > Cleaning  
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My daughter still pees at night and has peed through her pull-up a few times right onto my microfiber couch. I am looking for a home remedy to take out the smell. Can anyone help me?

By Charity from Indianapolis, IN

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By Nmh1970 (1) Profile Contact
Lemon juice and whte vinager let sit in sun for 8 hours will get rid of smell then use some fabric cleaner.

Posted on 10/22/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse

By italianswede (23) Contact
Hi,
I know 2 products that work.
First Choice: Complete Stain N Odor Remover I bought mine at Target. It really works, has a pleasant scent, and is inexpensive. We have a dog and an elderly mum. Although I don't use it often, it really gets EVERYTHING out and makes it sanitary as it kills bacteria as well. I would saturate it and allow it to penetrate down into the couch. It's clear liquid, but you may want to test it on an inconspicous spot.
I keep some in a bottle to refresh floors an couches from puppy feet. It's in the pet section.
Second Choice: Odo-Ban also works.

Hope this helps you. Urine scent is hard to remove because the uric acid crystals stay on the fabric and when there is moisture in the air the scent will return. Have not experience that with the Complete.

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By lisapond (1) Contact
Try sprinkling some baking soda on there and leaving it for a few days and then vaccum up. It helps with odor. Resolve helps stains.

Posted on 10/20/2009 | Report Spam or Abuse

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