Posts Tagged Odor Removal
Urine Odor Remover
Posted by Dog Urine in Odor Removal on August 21st, 2009
Another chemical that is affective as a urine odor remover. I previously wrote an article about the types of chemicals used as urine odor removers. Today I am going to add one more that is also used effectively at removing urine. These chemicals are useful for removing or eliminating many types of odors but we [...]
Odor Remover 2
Posted by Dog Urine in Odor Removal on July 29th, 2009
This is a continuation from odor remover part one.
BACTERIA AND ENZYMES (BIO/ENZYMES) as Odor Removers
Bio/enzymes have been used successfully for many years in the stain and odor removal industry. And in other industries also. They have proven effective to remove the greasy build-up that occurs in the drains of restaurants. Bio/enzymes are the primary organism [...]
Odor Remover 1
Posted by Dog Urine in Odor Removal on July 28th, 2009
This is part one of odor remover
4 types of Chemicals being used in Odor removal
There are 4 types of chemicals used to eliminate dog urine odors that I will cover. The names they have been given are Encapsulation, Enzyme and a fairly new one that is called Neutralization. The fourth is a Masking Agent. There [...]
Pet Urine 2
Posted by Dog Urine in Pet Stains on July 26th, 2009
This is part two of “Pet Urine, Scale of Severity.” In part one we defined minor, light and moderate pet urine damage. In part two we will define severe damage.
Severe pet urine
The pet urine soaks the face fiber and the backing of the carpet and the pad and gets into the wood subfloor/floor. The buildup [...]
Pet Urine 1
Posted by Dog Urine in Pet Stains on July 25th, 2009
This is part one of a 2 part “Pet Urine, Scale of Severity” article.
Let’s create a scale to help us determine how severe the pet urine contamination is. We need a couple things in order to effectively correct dog urine stain and odor problems. We need to locate each of the problem areas. We also [...]
