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Poop on carpets
Poop on carpets
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Posted: 12:26:45 PM 7/3/2008
I am fostering a beagle and Sven puppies for the Humans Society. The mother isn't housetrained and she has pooped all over my carpet.To top it all off she has diahrea and the dye from the dog food has stained my carpet! Does anyone know of a way to get it out!
MaxandAllie
Posted: 1:11:59 PM 7/3/2008
I've always had good luck with Nature's Miracle products. That would be good for just poop but I am not so sure about the food dye. The stuff for pet stains that they sell where you rent the Rug Doctor machines works good too. It's with the rug shampoo but it's a smaller bottle. Good luck!! So sorry you're having such bad luck when you're doing such a good thing for those dogs.
HeatherFeather
Posted: 2:28:29 PM 7/3/2008
My parents had an incontinent dog, then a rescue that marked everywhere. They had ChemDry come out. They sell a product for pet stains that takes the smell out, even from the pad. Maybe try that. It's pricey, but it really did work.
Even if you are on the right track, you will still get run over if you just sit there. (Will Rogers)
jr1012
Posted: 11:10:40 PM 7/3/2008
carpet scrubber. thats how we got it out at the assited living i worked at...
imunique
Posted: 11:37:22 PM 7/3/2008
I use OdiBan they sell it at Sams Club and some Wal Marts have it but not my local one. It works great.
protodog
Posted: 2:36:38 AM 7/5/2008
I'd start with white vinegar. It works really well on lots of stains, and you can't beat the price. Afterwards, I'd finish up with some Nature's Miracle.

Be careful with OdoBan. You don't want the dogs breathing in that stuff.
jaboeh02
Posted: 9:09:58 AM 7/5/2008
I've had great luck with Nature's Miracle and Simple Solution. I've never tried the white vinegar, but I have had people tell me when they have used that, and it didn't work, when they try other products on top of that, they have a tougher time getting it out. Has anyone else had that experience?
"The dog has seldom been successful in pulling man
up to his level of sagacity, but man has frequently
dragged the dog down to his."

James Thurber
moenmitz
Posted: 3:16:28 PM 7/5/2008
Oxi-Clean and Goop hand cleaner- before using either, test an area out of the way for color fastness-the Goop in particular amazes me at what it will take out-even lipstick stains that went throught he dryer! You can get it at auto-parts stores, Menards and Home Depot sell it also---not sure about WalMart
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