Pet Stain Removal Services in Southend-on-Sea and all of Essex (UK)

Why is Pet Urine so Difficult to Clean?

Urine has many components that can be washed away with ordinary cleaners, but it is the insoluble urine (uric acid) crystals that are the source of most of urine’s stain and odour. These crystals cling to any carpet and rug fibres, including smooth, hard surfaces like tile and porcelain. Many household chemicals like bleach and cheap store chemicals can’t remove them effectively.

Many products on the market attempt to mask the urine odour with another deodorising chemical, or seal in the urine. Other products dry out the urine salt crystal with alcohol or solvents. These are short-term solutions only and leave the insoluble urine salt crystals in the carpet. If you ever tried such products and thought they worked, only to have the urine smell return when the product wears off or when high humidity re activates the crystals?

Pet Urine Cleaning

For years many pet owners and carpet cleaners attempted to remove urine stains but with little or no success! It was frustrating and something needed to be done, since the success rate was low most cleaners stayed away from offering this much needed service. At that time the best that could be done was a surface treatment, but that only covered up and masked the problem for about 2 to 3 days.

Enzymes

Enzymes came along and they worked wonders, but unfortunately they were limited to light urine concerns only. While they did a good job on light pet urine stains, when a client needed heavy removal it didn’t work – dried urine is uncommonly tough. Even if the cleaner was lucky and got most of the smell out, the urine stains still remained. While enzymes helped, the industry still needed more powerful products that not only removed the smell but the stains that were left behind. What now? If you are you sick of urine stains – or worse still the smell – if you feel they’re getting the better of you and you’re ready to tackle these concerns, I invite you to call me right now on 0800 695 0340.

Cat Urine Cleaner

Why do cats display urine-marking behaviour? Cats are territorial animals. They may urinate or defecate to mark a particular area as their own. Urine-marking is not a house soiling problem. Instead, it is considered territorial behaviour. Call Excel Carpet Cleaning for how this problem can be dealt with.

With our cat urine cleaner the stain and the smell will be gone – ready for a clean start!

Dog Urine Cleaner

Why do dogs display urine-marking behaviour? Dogs are territorial animals. They may urinate or defecate to mark a particular area as their own. Urine-marking is not a house soiling problem. Instead, it is considered territorial behaviour. Call Excel Carpet Cleaning for how this problem can be dealt with.

A dog behavioural expert recommends “For dogs: Watch your dog when he is indoors for signs that he is thinking about urinating. When he begins to urinate, interrupt him with a loud noise and take him outside. If he urinates outside, praise him and give him a treat. When you’re unable to watch him, put your dog in confinement (a crate or small room where he has never marked) or tether him to you with a leash.”

Excel Carpet Cleaning Gets You Covered

If the stain is dealt quickly with our urine cleaner products, we can remove cat and dog urine stains and smells for you.

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