Comments on: Dog Urine In Grout http://www.dogurinesolutions.com/dog-urine/dog-urine-grout/ Dog Urine Solutions and Resources Wed, 23 Jun 2010 20:58:24 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Dog Urine http://www.dogurinesolutions.com/dog-urine/dog-urine-grout/comment-page-1/#comment-315 Dog Urine Tue, 04 May 2010 14:20:09 +0000 http://www.dogurinesolutions.com/?p=776#comment-315 Carrie There are products that deal with both the stain and the smell. Oxidation products and enzyme products are two that will do this. Sometimes the urine stain will be stubborn and will not completely be removed by these. So you can use a product that is designed specifically to remove the stain only. <a href="http://www.removeurine.com" rel="nofollow">www.removeurine.com</a> has all of these. If the urine has bleached (lightened the color in the grout then these will not help). If your grout is white you can use stronger bleaching chemicals to remove the stain. You can also use a grout saw and remove a small area of the grout (surface only if you like) and replace with new grout. You should be able to match it if it was recently done as you described. It should also be fairly easy to remove if recently done. The newer the grout is the easier it will soften up when wet. If it is under 24 hours old and you do not want to remove the grout then just be gentle as you work on it. The stain might disappear when the urine dries. The stain could simply be from the grout getting wet. The urine is still in there it is just not visible. Carrie
There are products that deal with both the stain and the smell. Oxidation products and enzyme products are two that will do this. Sometimes the urine stain will be stubborn and will not completely be removed by these. So you can use a product that is designed specifically to remove the stain only. http://www.removeurine.com has all of these. If the urine has bleached (lightened the color in the grout then these will not help). If your grout is white you can use stronger bleaching chemicals to remove the stain. You can also use a grout saw and remove a small area of the grout (surface only if you like) and replace with new grout. You should be able to match it if it was recently done as you described. It should also be fairly easy to remove if recently done. The newer the grout is the easier it will soften up when wet. If it is under 24 hours old and you do not want to remove the grout then just be gentle as you work on it. The stain might disappear when the urine dries. The stain could simply be from the grout getting wet. The urine is still in there it is just not visible.

]]> By: Carrie http://www.dogurinesolutions.com/dog-urine/dog-urine-grout/comment-page-1/#comment-313 Carrie Sat, 01 May 2010 02:45:25 +0000 http://www.dogurinesolutions.com/?p=776#comment-313 Hi, I have a question? I just had my new slate installed on Thursday April 29th, We have a dog that likes to piss on everything was told by the installer that after 72hrs we could seal it. Well we let the dogs in the room for a few so they could play and our dog urinated on the slate and grout before sealed what can I do to get the stain out and the smell if there is any? Is it to soon to use anything on it cause its new? Hi,

I have a question?

I just had my new slate installed on Thursday April 29th, We have a dog that likes to piss on everything was told by the installer that after 72hrs we could seal it. Well we let the dogs in the room for a few so they could play and our dog urinated on the slate and grout before sealed what can I do to get the stain out and the smell if there is any? Is it to soon to use anything on it cause its new?

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