Cleaning Puppy Stains and Odors from Couch

RE: Cleaning Puppy Stains and Odors from Couch Post By Ti-Dub (Guest Post) (11/04/2008) I have a cream colored micro-suede couch and a 6 year old in my home. It's been through a lot. I did not want to pay $200 to have it cleaned either. Instead, I purchased a steam cleaner for $139 and OxySteam solution. IT WORKS GREAT! It's not that great with hard core stains like ink or dye, but things like juice and dirt it's wonderful. The solution also leaves behind a nice fresh smell and all the urine and other wonderful juices are sucked out. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Cleaning Puppy Stains and Odors from Couch Post By Brent (Guest Post) (09/14/2008) In re Marcie; some pet owners don't mind their animal-kids being on furniture. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Cleaning Puppy Stains and Odors from Couch Post By missl (Guest Post) (01/29/2008) Thanks for the advice it worked great for me too, but did take 2 applications to work for the stain of drool! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Cleaning Puppy Stains and Odors from Couch Post By Kara (Guest Post) (01/24/2008) Woolite Oxy Pet Stain remover, it's in a gray spray bottle. Doesn't smell bad at all, and it's supposed to keep the animals from doing anything in the same spot! Worked great on the stain right away, had to use three applications for the odor, but it worked. Our Black Lab just turned two in November, but thankfully he still kept all his GOOD puppy traits! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Cleaning Puppy Stains and Odors from Couch Post By missl (Guest Post) (01/23/2008) What did you use for the stain? I could use help too, from a 2 year old that dribbles this and that on it? Our big GORGEOUS black lab turns 14 in may! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Cleaning Puppy Stains and Odors from Couch Post By Kara (Guest Post) (01/22/2008) Thanks Missl, My black lab is as spoiled as can be and I would have it no other way! He is the most obedient, loyal, lovable animal I know. He's just a little "messy." To each their own as to the limits they put on their pets, but I do not feel those of us that are less strict should be chastised for it. I really did not want dog training tips, as much as a way to get the odors out of my couch. I Found something for the stain, but the smell is still lingering. Report Spam or Abuse RE: Cleaning Puppy Stains and Odors from Couch Post By missl (Guest Post) (01/21/2008) I say let your dogs do as you want them to do, if you want them to be one of the family go for it! I treat our beloved black lab as one of us and she is greatly spoiled yet she maintains great behavior! I let her on the couch whenever she wants and she is allowed to sleep on our bed, she is one of my kids and a sibling to my boys! Couches are cleanable and replaceable, a pet brings memories and provides humans with so much love! Report Spam or Abuse RE: Cleaning Puppy Stains and Odors from Couch Post By Marcie (Guest Post) (01/17/2008) Sounds as though you need a new couch. For the future, teach the puppy to stay off the couch. Dogs should not be allowed on furniture. It teaches them that they have the same privileges as people and they shouldn't. Your dog needs to look up to you as the boss -- the leader of the pack. You will have a better behaved dog if you act as the leader. I love my dogs but they do have their place. I am always told how well behaved and mannered my dogs are. I am not cruel or abusive to my dogs, they just know me as the leader and respect me. Good luck. Report Spam or Abuse