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Odour Treatments. Treating Pet Stains

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Our carpet cleaning process bactoshield can remove pet odours

Anti Allergy anti fungal cleaning treatments for healthier and fresher Carpets.
And amazing cleaning results.

BACTOSHIELD HELPS PREVENT THE GROWTH OF MOULDS,FUNGI AND TINEA AS WELL AS THE PROBLEM BACTERIA LIKE E-COLI AND STAF AUREUS. BACTOSHIELD IS EXCELLENT AT DEALING WITH ODOURS SUCH AS URINE, VOMIT AND SWEAT BY KILLING THE BACTERIA THAT CAUSE THE SMELLS. DRY FUSION WITH BACTOSHIELD IS HIGHLY RECOMMENDED FOR , HOSPITALS NURSERIES CARE HOMES DOCTORS SURGERIES SPORTS FACILITIES ETC.

We also provide specialist odour treatments.

We can professionally treat pet stains but it should be carried out promptly.

When treating Pet stains don't rub at the stain !! and be careful when using shelf bought stain removers

PET & URINE STAINS:
Pet stains can change the color of your carpet if allowed to stay very long. Always sponge such stains promptly with cool water. This simple treatment will remove many of them. Or soak them with cool water for 30 minutes or more. Some may need to be soaked overnight. After sponging or soaking, work undiluted liquid detergent into the stain and rinse. If the stain remains, you will have to use a bleach*. Old stains and stains that have been set by heat are in the "difficult-if-not-impossible even by the processional !!" category. On non washable materials, sponge the stain with cool water or put a sponge over it and squirt cool water through the cloth with a small syringe or medicine dropper.
If this does not remove the stain, work liquid detergent into it and rinse. A final sponging with alcohol* helps to remove the detergent, and the fabric dries faster.
Dilute the alcohol with two parts of water; test colors to see if it is safe for dyes. If the detergent treatment does not remove the stain, you will have to try bleach. For fresher stains, a long soak with detergent suds often does the trick. If a bleach is needed, use a chlorine bleach if the material will stand it, or a color remover. If colors have been changed, sponge the stain with ammonia*. If ammonia does not help, sponge with white vinegar. More about Stains

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