Have you discovered those beloved pets of yours have had that smelly accident that we all dread!? Cleaned up that urine but the smell just keeps on coming back!? Do you have small children crawling and playing around on the floor!? Then you should take these 5 minutes to read this useful newsletter and you will be amazed! Most families have pets, why? Because they are the biggest companion anyone could ask for. No matter what you do they will always be by your side, like you will there’s. Sometimes the most trained cat or dog can have an accident just like a puppy or animal that’s getting a bit old. Sometimes we don’t realise it has happened until we smell something and the next minute you are crawling around on your hands and knees using your nose to detect where that smell of urine is coming from. We’re pretty sure you do not want to be doing this, just like you don’t want your children playing on the carpet with suspected dog or cat urine on it. You need a professional that can find the source and remove that dreaded pet urine! Decontamination means “remove contamination” not just clean the surface and try and cover up the smell for a couple of days….it means remove and that’s exactly what you need to do! I’m not going to go into too much technical detail as a lot of people just do not want to read something that is full of words they don’t really understand, so this is going to be a brief description of what actually happens when that dreaded accident takes place. When the urine makes its way to the carpet, padding and sub-floor levels these are the three areas that can hold the odour, bacteria and salts that damage your carpet fibres and assist in permanent staining once left un-treated for too long. Areas here and there can be treated without removing the carpet. However, a regular corner of a room your pet persists may involve removing and replacing the carpet or rug pad, this means treating the floor and salvaging the carpet. Major contamination...
Posted on: Thu, 20 Nov 2014 08:45:11 +0000
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