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My hall sticks of dog pee and poo, help!

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soakingfromtheschoolrun · 31/03/2011 15:47

Recently rehomed a dog, who has on a few occasions has pooed and pee'd in the hall. Its laminate wood and a hall runner, and have washed floors, and used carpet cleaner on rug but just cant shift the smell....it's horrible!

Please can you help me, I need to get the smell out, its making me ill!

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dexter73 · 31/03/2011 15:55

Could you try something like this?

droves · 31/03/2011 16:00

petsathome do their own version of the spray in dexters link.

midnightexpress · 31/03/2011 16:03

It might be worth investing in a steam mop. You can't use it on carpet, but it would be fine on the laminate.

soakingfromtheschoolrun · 31/03/2011 16:06

Tried a steam mop, it cleans it, but no more than a usual cheap mob and some floor cleaner tbh.
Might go to pets at home and invest in something, but I just cant be bothered driving the 20 odd minutes and can't live with the smell!!
darn

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Seona1973 · 31/03/2011 16:15

places that rent out the Rug Doctor machines also sell sprays that deal with urine/faeces, etc - it contains enzymes to break down the odour molecules. You could also try making up a solution of biologocal washing powder as the enzymes in that could help too. Neutradol powder has an odour neutraliser - sprinkle on, leave for a while and hoover it up.

soakingfromtheschoolrun · 31/03/2011 16:25

Thanks for that Seona, will give those a try once I've been to the shops. I'm usually a non-bio type of girl!

Have given rug a once over with carpet cleaner, and given the floor a good mop, and the smell seems to be a bit better atm.

He has eaten the rug a little and it was only around £30 from b&q 3 years ago, so might invest in a machine washable one, I'm sure I have seen them -or possibly made it up !

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HansieMom · 31/03/2011 22:19

Get rid of rug. Washable will be tons better.

We adopted a dear dog once. Early next morning he did a diarrhea puddle right on my Oriental rug. Lots of wood floor all around. We loved him though, he is the Hansie in my name.

dikkertjedap · 31/03/2011 22:31

Mop floor with very diluted bleach and rent RugDoctor and do rug several times not just once with the machine (maybe spread out over two days so can dry a little in between), if weather is nice then put rug outside for a day.

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