Dog may be man’s best friend but not necessarily that of man’s carpeting. Neglected animal stains have been a problem ever since the first “accident.”
Two types of reactions can take place between the chemicals in the urine and those in the fiber dye. Some dyes change color as soon as the urine comes in contact with them.
The other change develops slowly over a period of several months and results in permanent change in the fiber dye. Not only is there a dye change but some fibers become weakened or are destroyed. After cleaning, these areas are more obvious because the soil has been removed.
The next time you are confronted with an animal “accident,” immediately absorb as much liquid as possible. If immediate action is taken to remove the stain in this manner, little or no change in color should occur and that forgotten “accident” will not become apparent after your carpet has been professionally cleaned.
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