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yorkiegold · 08-19-2005, 03:24 PM

I found some enzyme carpet shampoo made for home carpet shampooers. It works on the same principle as Nature's Miracle. It's called Simple Solution Carpet shampoo. I found it at Petsmart.

Black light does not lie. Simple Solutions also makes the best "diapers" I have found.

CJ

RowdysMom · 08-19-2005, 06:39 PM

As long as you have a good finish on your hardwood floors - it won't "go into the wood" - but if the wood floors are worn without any protection, then yes, it will discolor the wood. When we built on to our home, we left the bare concrete and stained it. I absolutely love it - of course it is hard and cold in winter, but you learn to adapt and it is wonderfully cool in the summer and the dogs absolutely love to flop down on it in the summer. In the winter, they flop in the comfy dog beds. Anyway, there's nothing like concrete floors for a new puppy. I just wipe it up, wash with mild soap and spray with a little Lysol. I even have a friend who had her carpets taken up and then stained the concrete - that's expensive unless you do it yourself and then it is ALOT of work.

diva pup · 08-19-2005, 07:24 PM

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Originally Posted by weasel610

Did you try carpet shampooing?do you think i should treat with natures miracle then shampoo or shampoo -black light then treat?I dont have any odor . The polka dots have to go.ewwwwwwwwwwwwww.

On the bottle of Simple Solution I bought it said to treat first and then clean your carpet.

milliecorrales · 08-19-2005, 10:04 PM

I have carpet throughout my apartment and I swear by this stuff. It is called "Get Serious Stain Extractor" Has taken out everything that I have tried it on. You just drizzle it on, swish with a brush, put a clean cloth on top and come back and it is GONE! Saved a blazer of mine that I thought was a loss, has taken out ink, wine, tobacco stains, urine, vomit, strawberry soda (thanks to my grandkids) everything that I have tried it on, it works, on stubborn stains, warm in microwave and then apply. Bought it at Petsmart and was named by Dog Magazine as product of the year.

Yorkie_Mama · 08-19-2005, 10:24 PM

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Originally Posted by LIL MIS' MAGIC

We tried the blacklight test about a month ago now...and lets just say we were so shocked by how many stains there were everywhere...we now have hardwood floors in the house!! I had no idea there would be half that many as we were always good about deep cleaning the carpets when we saw a mess!! Guess they were having accidents while we were not looking!!!

Beware of the blacklight!!!

LMAO i love pergo floor unless i slip in a puddle of cold pee early in the morning ha ha

08-19-2005, 10:04 PM	#19
milliecorrales YT 500 Club Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 516	Try this I have carpet throughout my apartment and I swear by this stuff. It is called "Get Serious Stain Extractor" Has taken out everything that I have tried it on. You just drizzle it on, swish with a brush, put a clean cloth on top and come back and it is GONE! Saved a blazer of mine that I thought was a loss, has taken out ink, wine, tobacco stains, urine, vomit, strawberry soda (thanks to my grandkids) everything that I have tried it on, it works, on stubborn stains, warm in microwave and then apply. Bought it at Petsmart and was named by Dog Magazine as product of the year.

08-19-2005, 03:24 PM	#16
yorkiegold BANNED! Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Oregon Posts: 215	I found some enzyme carpet shampoo made for home carpet shampooers. It works on the same principle as Nature's Miracle. It's called Simple Solution Carpet shampoo. I found it at Petsmart. Black light does not lie. Simple Solutions also makes the best "diapers" I have found. CJ

08-19-2005, 06:39 PM	#17
RowdysMom Donating YT 1000 Club Member Join Date: May 2005 Location: Central Texas Posts: 2,624	As long as you have a good finish on your hardwood floors - it won't "go into the wood" - but if the wood floors are worn without any protection, then yes, it will discolor the wood. When we built on to our home, we left the bare concrete and stained it. I absolutely love it - of course it is hard and cold in winter, but you learn to adapt and it is wonderfully cool in the summer and the dogs absolutely love to flop down on it in the summer. In the winter, they flop in the comfy dog beds. Anyway, there's nothing like concrete floors for a new puppy. I just wipe it up, wash with mild soap and spray with a little Lysol. I even have a friend who had her carpets taken up and then stained the concrete - that's expensive unless you do it yourself and then it is ALOT of work.