Are you looking for a quick guide on how to use Rug Doctor Urine Eliminator spray? If so, you’ve come to the right place.
Having a potty-training toddler and house-training puppy in our house has had us run off our feet these last few weeks, We are preparing James for starting nursery in September so we have been very busy with the potty training, and with potty training comes lots of accidents on the wee front. The same can be said for a 12-week-old puppy, although Penny is getting better with holding herself she still has the odd accident and when she and Sheldon first started to walk they weed everywhere they could.
Luckily for me and my floors, we were asked by Rug Doctor to try their Urine Eliminator. Believe me, it couldn’t have arrived at a better time.
How to Use:
Rug Doctor Urine Eliminator spray is simple to use. Here are the steps needed for most stains such as urine, blood, faeces, vomit and perspiration to be removed.
- Remove any solids or excess liquids.
- Turn the nozzle and generously spray the area. If using it for urine or other penetrating types of stains, be sure to thoroughly wet the area allowing the product to reach the backing and pad. Do not blot or wipe – enzymes need moisture to work.
- Place a damp colour-safe towel over the treated area and let it dry naturally. In most cases, it’s best to allow the area to remain moist for 24 hours. Highly contaminated areas may require a second application.
- Once dry, if discolouration remains, simply dampen with water and blot.
Prior to use, it is important that you Apply a small amount of Rug Doctor Urine Eliminator to the affected area. After one minute you should blot using a white, absorbent cloth and check for colour transfer, this is to make sure the surface is colour-safe – after all, no one wants to ruin their carpet.
Here is a before and after shot of my hallway carpet from one of Penny’s accidents. As you can see the wee stain has been removed completely and the black mark (which I believe is just a stain due to everyone walking on the carpet over and over) has also been reduced.
Rug Doctor Urine Eliminator is available to buy from many places or online directly from Rug Doctor. We highly recommend this product and will certainly be keeping it close to hand for the next few months. We give it a 5/5 rating.
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