OMG, I clean up my dogs urine as soon as they pee on the floor. I am just here to find out how to clean the spots that they peed on while we were away and I didn't see.
@@raidnova1474 Preventing dogs from urinating where they aren't supposed to is a different topic. Once a mistake happens you can come back and watch this video 😉
@@imthebest7290 I have a shihtzu and she’s a wonderful dog. Minds really well bjt is old and pees. The cage is the only way I can have any sanity. Can’t stand dog urine smells and stains.
That likely wasn’t real dog urine. I purchased this product and followed all of her instructions. Zero yellow urine went into my white towels. The urine stain in the carpet was still there. I have wool carpet with stain guard.
No guarantees. Urine contamination can cause dye damage over time, which may be visible under a black light, even though you can't see it under ambient light.
could regular stain remover work too? my puppy peed on my carpet and i have to clean it up secretly cause my parents will be extremely mad so i can’t go out and buy some pet stain remover
Hi there! Since each stain remover has its own directions (especially enzyme cleaners), results may vary. But you can always give this method a shot and see what happens 😊 Best of Luck!
Unfortunately .... strangely my dog peed a great deal and even after using a shampooer it did not come up....and this was immediately after, so , fortunately for YOU YOURS CAME UP.
What about an old stain of feces? My German Shepherd soiled herself on my Jeep’s backseat and I tried to clean it initially but at the time nothing worked. I even had my Jeep detailed last month and they couldn’t get the stain out (I didn’t explain what it was). Just wondering if your suggestion would still work?
Yes this should work! (Assuming it's a synthetic fabric and not leather). If the weighted towel method is not working, you might have to spray (if using Stain Fu) and have it exposed to UV light if possible, and then repeat if necessary.
@@andidontcarelol u probably sorted it by now but improvise and use as many chemicals and u can and scrub it in then get something to dry it then surely it’ll work
Hello! Yes, we do carry gallon jugs :) and it is currently only available online via Amazon, unless you are located in Livingston County, Michigan (then there are a few local stores here). Here is a link to the gallon (hopefully it'll work) : amzn.to/3gQtyhs
Okay so came here yesterday seemed to good to be true… it didn’t work for me… so I came back today to double check and I didn’t shake it first… trying again to be continued…
Jackie, I used this technique with a yellow towel before I saw this video. I have a yellow stain now that is not urine. Can I just repeat the steps with a white towel? Thanks.
Yes, I would retry the steps with a white towel and see what happens. If you see yellow on your white towel, keep repeating the steps until fully gone. If you still have a yellow spot that doesn't seem to be moving, I would treat the area with Stain Fu and let it air dry, and repeat as necessary. It's possible that the dye transfer from the towel made the spot permanent, but hopefully that's not the case. Let us know how it goes!
Hello I have a question for you so I have a dark blue synthetic fiber carpet with extremely old and stubborn dog urine stains that make my house stink can you please give me the best cleaning solution to remove these stains please and thank you
Hi, and thanks for writing. If you have a lot of pet stains throughout, it's a good idea to have it professionally cleaned. That said, it is possible that you have contamination in the padding and possibly the subfloor, which cause odors to wick up from below into the room. A professional cleaning company can check for subsurface contamination with a few different kinds of tools, including a moisture meter and UV light. If it's just a few areas that you can address yourself, obviously we recommend using Stain Fu to remove the odors. :) If the urine is deep in the carpet backing, pad, and subfloor, you'll need to use enough product to completely saturate those areas with Stain Fu, then blot up, and place a stack of white terry towels on the stain(s), and place something heavy on the towels, like a heavy book or brick. Since carpet dries from the bottom up, the weighted towels use wicking action to pull the contamination from deep below the surface up into the towels. Inspect the towels after several hours and repeat as necessary with a new application of Stain Fu and fresh towels. Please always follow directions on the label, and if you need personal assistance, we're always glad to help! support@stainfu.com ~Team Stain Fu
Will this work on a very long shaggy wool rug? My dog thinks its her backyard and won’t stop peeing on it. When would you recommend using a spot cleaner vacuum, like a Bissell? My husband wants to just throw out the rug but it was $$$. But to professionally clean it is the price of the rug. I’m confused if it’s best to do what this video says or will i get a deeper clean with some hot water & cleaner/scrubbing, and sucking process? Or do both?
Based on your situation, I think a combo of both would be best. If the urine is somewhat fresh, I would use your extractor first to try and get as much urine out of the rug as possible. If you're able to, you can even flip the rug over and try to extract the foundation that way as well. Also, if it is indeed wool, it's best to use cold water. If the urine is old or has dried, the method we show in the video should work, but you'll have to make sure you use enough product to treat the long fibers and also get to the foundation of the rug. Try to pull back the fibers as best as you can to get to the base, and then apply the product. Let it sit for about 10 minutes and then stack white towels with a weight on top. You might have to do this a few times, depending on how severe the issue is. You can check out our video from our carpet cleaning channel if you'd like: ruclips.net/video/bVr2rAqB7WY/видео.html We go over how we would clean pet accidents from a shaggy rug. We'll try to make a future video for this channel too :) Best of luck!
@@StainFu I’m trying to process. It’s going to be tedious but I’ll just do a section per day. I had no idea how bad it was but I can see stains in the base. Do you have any recommendations for something to put on the rug so my dog will stop doing it?
@@whiteemic From our experience, dogs/pets will usually keep going in an area because they feel comfortable with that location, or they like the texture/feel of that area. If possible, I would try to move the area rug into a different location and see if your dog keeps doing it. Puppy pee pads are kind of hit and miss, but if your dog keeps going in the same spot, you can try to put some pee pads on the area and the rug to "change the texture" for your dog and see what she does. She might go on the pee pads, she might try to go in a different area, it's hard to say. If only we could read their minds! If there are any health concerns, you might want to take her to the vet as well. We have some customers who have told us their dog ended up having a medical issue and that's why it kept peeing. We've even seen instances like stress from moving or lifestyle changes causing a dog to potty inside. Let us know how it goes!
Will the towels be permanently stained? How do I get any staining out of the towels? Will this work on a natural fiber rug like a woven jute rug? How about a fabric couch?
Usually it comes out with normal laundering, however there are certain times where it could stain the towels. We recommend using multi-purpose terry towels/shop towels for just in case :) Woven jute is very tricky to clean, even for a professional. Stain Fu and other spot cleaners might end up lifting the color from the rug, so I would spot test before using anything. Jute tends to brown (leave darker brown spots) when it gets wet, so try to dry it as quickly as you can as well. Yes this will work on fabric couches, but I also would test first as well - some couch fabrics might be super sensitive and not react well. Great questions!
Hi. If your spots came back it means the contamination is still in the backing and/or pad and needs to be coaxed out using the weighted towel method in the instructions. If you need more help pls feel free to visit our website stainfu.com, or call us at 517.618.0961 We're always happy to help our customers!
Vinegar can typically help neutralize smell, but there is a possibility it could set stains and make them permanent. I would try to do a small test spot first and see what happens. Best of luck!
Each company's stain and odor remover will have its own directions (especially the enzyme cleaners), so results will vary. You can always give this method a try and see what happens :)
I promise this was an old stain from over a year old. I can tell you the specific details of when and which puppy did it if you'd like-lol! If it were a fresh stain, we would've blotted up as much as we could first, then cleaned. But we will do a fresh urine stain video in the future as well :)
Yes, given enough contamination, it certainly could wick up from the pad / subfloor into the carpet fibers. If that's the case, it's best to use the weighted white towel method where you stack white towels over the treated area, and weight it down overnight with something heavy like a book or a brick. Repeat if necessary.
@@StainFu I guess you're right. I guess all I need to do is look around at our current situation and see people's ability to follow simple instructions.
Hi - several of our customers have used Stain Fu to at least some degree of success on finished wood floor stains. It will likely raise the grain on unfinished wood (depends on the species), so remember it is an oxidizer and is designed to break down organic material. (wood is organic) That said, it can work effectively depending on several factors like species of wood, degree of staining, degree of finish remaining, and dwell time of product on the stain. We would only recommend it as a last ditch effort, only on finished wood, where sanding and refinishing is the only other option. We recommend only up to 15 minute dwell time before wiping up and allowing the wood to completely dry before subsequent attempts. We're not familiar with any specific product that is completely safe and restorative for all wood floor installations outside of sanding and refinishing. A product designed for wood deck bleaching may work (which will likely contain oxalic acid), but again may cause secondary damage like raised fibers, so please test and proceed with caution.
I am sorry to hear that! We'd like to see if we could still help. Could you tell us more about what happened? Was there any previous spot treatments that were used beforehand? Was there any improvement? Did the spot go away and then come back?
Yes :) I would test in a hidden area first before use. Some fabric sofas are very particular. Also if you're dealing with urine on a cushion, see if you can unzip the fabric and see if the cushion needs to be treated as well.
Not necessarily bad, but usually doesn't fully remove the urine that way. You most likely have residue in that spot and it needs to be extracted out with water as well. Does it still have an odor or stain?
I can't be the only one scratching their head when she said "this stain is a year old, we left it on purpose a year ago so we could make a video today" 😂😂😂 yeah okay. That's gross. Nobody leaves a urine stain in their carpet so they can make a video over a YEAR later 😂 just be honest, you either didn't notice it was there, or knew it was tgere and just didn't clean it.. I don't believe for one second you left a bacterial urine stain in your carpet for a year just to make a video. 🤦♀️
We had it on a sample piece of carpet, we are constantly testing out stains, and this is what we do for a living- cleaning urine. Yep it's gross! If you were in the cleaning industry, you would know that this is a common occurrence-many times we will encounter people not cleaning up after their pet accident for YEARS. Pee is a problem, which is why we want to help and WHY we made this video. It saddens me that you think we would lie about something like this when that is all we are trying to do- help people clean. I guess you can believe what you want, we wish you the best ✌
Girl quit judging, you watched this video didn’t you? We need people willing to do this shit for our free consumption so we don’t have to have a year of dog pee ourselves! Thanks SF
We do not recommend using a brush because it could cause permanent distortion of certain fibers, especially olefin and polyester/Smartstrand. A dull metal utensil handle is all you need. :)
Will Stain Fu remove old blood stains from the carpet in my basement? There's about 3-5 gallons worth that has accumulated over the years from prostitutes I've lured down there.
Yes! However, mattresses can be tough, depending on how much urine is in the mattress. Be sure to use enough Stain Fu to completely saturate the stain(s), let Stain Fu sit on the stain for a while (the deeper the stain, the longer - generally 10 minutes to 30 minutes should be sufficient) and blot up with a white terry cloth towel. Let it completely dry and repeat, if necessary.
I never knew so many people would accuse this of being fake, but with all the fake videos out there, I understand the skepticism! As you can see from the spraying, the yellowing was mostly gone just from that. There was some slight coloring on the towel afterward, but not too much. We had the towel on the spot for a few hours, so it's not going to be soaking wet. It was a little bit damp, but it's hard to show that on camera. You can try it for yourself if you'd like :)
@@StainFu RUclips viewers are very skeptical of companies doing their own demonstrations. Send a free bottle to a channel like Project Farm and ask him to test it....you will get better reception by having it reviewed by an unbiased and trusted source.
@@StainFu hey are u sure this is really an old stain? I am currently renting home from my landlord and my Yorkie has peed quite a bit on the carpet and due to my health problems I have not been able to clean all the messes so there are stains that are months old and im so terrified that I won't get my deposit back from my landlord when I move out if I can not get the urine stains out. I want to be sure this truly works and I do not have the same cleaner you are using but I have another type of urine remover I can use.
@Cassie White Yes, this is definitely at least a year old stain :). We were puppy sitting for a friend in April 2018, and the puppy urinated a few times on carpet so we could get some samples. We came back to the sample piece of carpet and made a video in August 2019. We are carpet cleaners by day, and also sell a stain remover for pet stains, so it's completely normal to us (lol). If you are using another urine remover, I would check the instructions just to double check what they suggest. Specifically, if it's an enzyme cleaner. Is that what you are using?
@@StainFu I call cap we all know y’all be 🧢 about stains that look 20 min old and only 20 min because you had to find the stuff to get it up. You don’t need to lie to kick it
@YOUNG RAPHAEL We're here to help, so believe what you want. But if you actually have a fresh urine stain (even 20 minutes old) it would still be wet. What you'd want to do first is blot up as much urine as you can, and then treat the areas. We have another video for that listed in the description.
Bacteria forms once the urine is out of the body and onto the carpet /surface because urine is a food source for it. If you clean pet urine right away, it usually doesn't smell. Once it sits and dries like the example above is when we usually smell the odors because of the bacterial reaction. It is possible to have bacteria in the urine before they pee if there is an infection or something wrong with your pet.
Great idea to push the urine and the remedy deeper into the carpet padding and sub-flooring, with a book or weights. This is ridiculous as a solution to anything but stains on the actual carpet. Hard pass.
Since carpet dries from the bottom to the top, the weight is allowing the urine and product to absorb into the towels. In most cases the urine is already in the pad and subfloor, so you need weight to get it out.
💦If you have a FRESH urine spot, check out our other video!: ruclips.net/video/cEg3yyaCJ9Y/видео.html
Worked great. Our dog has diabetes and has accidents, sometimes spilling off the puppy pad.
OMG, I clean up my dogs urine as soon as they pee on the floor. I am just here to find out how to clean the spots that they peed on while we were away and I didn't see.
We hope this helps! Pee happens ;) no worries!
Cage .
@@raidnova1474 Preventing dogs from urinating where they aren't supposed to is a different topic. Once a mistake happens you can come back and watch this video 😉
@@raidnova1474 thanks just put my dog in a cage. We’ve been too lenient with her
@@imthebest7290 I have a shihtzu and she’s a wonderful dog. Minds really well bjt is old and pees. The cage is the only way I can have any sanity. Can’t stand dog urine smells and stains.
I just did it and it worked on an old stain dog urin stain.
Thank you!!
My dog was smart enough to escape his kennel and peed EVERYWHERE thank you lol
That likely wasn’t real dog urine. I purchased this product and followed all of her instructions. Zero yellow urine went into my white towels. The urine stain in the carpet was still there. I have wool carpet with stain guard.
What to say to the dog?
Urine-trouble!
haha yes!
Does baking soda,white vinegar and water help as well
Will Stain Fu remove the residue that can be seen with a 'blue/black' light?
No guarantees. Urine contamination can cause dye damage over time, which may be visible under a black light, even though you can't see it under ambient light.
Haha … geez that’s not a suspish kinda question at all hahaha
😜🤦🏻♀️
@@bigredswife4646 right
@@bigredswife4646i came here for this reply fr 😂
could regular stain remover work too? my puppy peed on my carpet and i have to clean it up secretly cause my parents will be extremely mad so i can’t go out and buy some pet stain remover
Hi there! Since each stain remover has its own directions (especially enzyme cleaners), results may vary. But you can always give this method a shot and see what happens 😊 Best of Luck!
Unfortunately .... strangely my dog peed a great deal and even after using a shampooer it did not come up....and this was immediately after, so , fortunately for YOU YOURS CAME UP.
What about an old stain of feces? My German Shepherd soiled herself on my Jeep’s backseat and I tried to clean it initially but at the time nothing worked. I even had my Jeep detailed last month and they couldn’t get the stain out (I didn’t explain what it was). Just wondering if your suggestion would still work?
Yes this should work! (Assuming it's a synthetic fabric and not leather). If the weighted towel method is not working, you might have to spray (if using Stain Fu) and have it exposed to UV light if possible, and then repeat if necessary.
I’ve tried like 8 different things from videos and not one has removed the yellow stains. It’s pissing me off lol
What colour is your carpet kuthia
Rammy L the ones in the rooms are the same as the video and the living room carpet is more like a light grey
Hi and thanks for commenting. Sorry you're having trouble removing yellow stains. Are they urine stains, or something else?
@@StainFu urine
@@andidontcarelol u probably sorted it by now but improvise and use as many chemicals and u can and scrub it in then get something to dry it then surely it’ll work
Thank you so much!! This got all my urine out of my carpet!! Little accident 😅
Yay! Glad we could help :)
I will try this,, thanks for sharing this info
Is this product only available online and can you purchase it in a gallon jug for carpet extractors
Hello! Yes, we do carry gallon jugs :) and it is currently only available online via Amazon, unless you are located in Livingston County, Michigan (then there are a few local stores here). Here is a link to the gallon (hopefully it'll work) : amzn.to/3gQtyhs
Okay so came here yesterday seemed to good to be true… it didn’t work for me… so I came back today to double check and I didn’t shake it first… trying again to be continued…
Jackie, I used this technique with a yellow towel before I saw this video. I have a yellow stain now that is not urine. Can I just repeat the steps with a white towel? Thanks.
Yes, I would retry the steps with a white towel and see what happens. If you see yellow on your white towel, keep repeating the steps until fully gone. If you still have a yellow spot that doesn't seem to be moving, I would treat the area with Stain Fu and let it air dry, and repeat as necessary. It's possible that the dye transfer from the towel made the spot permanent, but hopefully that's not the case. Let us know how it goes!
@@StainFu Thank you !
@@anneporter123 so how did it go?
@@So_lo_ Not great and it wasn't my house or my dog. And it wasn't the dog of the people who owned the house. And still a little yellow.
Wow!! I will try this for sure
This is right its every where in my house
gonna see if this works for cat urine
Hello I have a question for you so I have a dark blue synthetic fiber carpet with extremely old and stubborn dog urine stains that make my house stink can you please give me the best cleaning solution to remove these stains please and thank you
Hi, and thanks for writing. If you have a lot of pet stains throughout, it's a good idea to have it professionally cleaned. That said, it is possible that you have contamination in the padding and possibly the subfloor, which cause odors to wick up from below into the room. A professional cleaning company can check for subsurface contamination with a few different kinds of tools, including a moisture meter and UV light.
If it's just a few areas that you can address yourself, obviously we recommend using Stain Fu to remove the odors. :) If the urine is deep in the carpet backing, pad, and subfloor, you'll need to use enough product to completely saturate those areas with Stain Fu, then blot up, and place a stack of white terry towels on the stain(s), and place something heavy on the towels, like a heavy book or brick. Since carpet dries from the bottom up, the weighted towels use wicking action to pull the contamination from deep below the surface up into the towels. Inspect the towels after several hours and repeat as necessary with a new application of Stain Fu and fresh towels.
Please always follow directions on the label, and if you need personal assistance, we're always glad to help! support@stainfu.com
~Team Stain Fu
@@StainFu okay thank you very much
Will this work on a very long shaggy wool rug? My dog thinks its her backyard and won’t stop peeing on it. When would you recommend using a spot cleaner vacuum, like a Bissell? My husband wants to just throw out the rug but it was $$$. But to professionally clean it is the price of the rug. I’m confused if it’s best to do what this video says or will i get a deeper clean with some hot water & cleaner/scrubbing, and sucking process? Or do both?
Based on your situation, I think a combo of both would be best. If the urine is somewhat fresh, I would use your extractor first to try and get as much urine out of the rug as possible. If you're able to, you can even flip the rug over and try to extract the foundation that way as well. Also, if it is indeed wool, it's best to use cold water.
If the urine is old or has dried, the method we show in the video should work, but you'll have to make sure you use enough product to treat the long fibers and also get to the foundation of the rug. Try to pull back the fibers as best as you can to get to the base, and then apply the product. Let it sit for about 10 minutes and then stack white towels with a weight on top. You might have to do this a few times, depending on how severe the issue is.
You can check out our video from our carpet cleaning channel if you'd like: ruclips.net/video/bVr2rAqB7WY/видео.html We go over how we would clean pet accidents from a shaggy rug. We'll try to make a future video for this channel too :) Best of luck!
@@StainFu I’m trying to process. It’s going to be tedious but I’ll just do a section per day. I had no idea how bad it was but I can see stains in the base. Do you have any recommendations for something to put on the rug so my dog will stop doing it?
@@whiteemic From our experience, dogs/pets will usually keep going in an area because they feel comfortable with that location, or they like the texture/feel of that area.
If possible, I would try to move the area rug into a different location and see if your dog keeps doing it. Puppy pee pads are kind of hit and miss, but if your dog keeps going in the same spot, you can try to put some pee pads on the area and the rug to "change the texture" for your dog and see what she does. She might go on the pee pads, she might try to go in a different area, it's hard to say. If only we could read their minds!
If there are any health concerns, you might want to take her to the vet as well. We have some customers who have told us their dog ended up having a medical issue and that's why it kept peeing. We've even seen instances like stress from moving or lifestyle changes causing a dog to potty inside.
Let us know how it goes!
Wow! I need some of that stuff!
Will the towels be permanently stained? How do I get any staining out of the towels? Will this work on a natural fiber rug like a woven jute rug? How about a fabric couch?
Usually it comes out with normal laundering, however there are certain times where it could stain the towels. We recommend using multi-purpose terry towels/shop towels for just in case :)
Woven jute is very tricky to clean, even for a professional. Stain Fu and other spot cleaners might end up lifting the color from the rug, so I would spot test before using anything. Jute tends to brown (leave darker brown spots) when it gets wet, so try to dry it as quickly as you can as well.
Yes this will work on fabric couches, but I also would test first as well - some couch fabrics might be super sensitive and not react well. Great questions!
Guys! I used this and the stain went away.... then a few weeks later, stains came back. 😒😞
Hi. If your spots came back it means the contamination is still in the backing and/or pad and needs to be coaxed out using the weighted towel method in the instructions. If you need more help pls feel free to visit our website stainfu.com, or call us at 517.618.0961 We're always happy to help our customers!
Will you get a similar result if you use vinegar and water mix.
Vinegar can typically help neutralize smell, but there is a possibility it could set stains and make them permanent. I would try to do a small test spot first and see what happens. Best of luck!
Am I the only who noticed the carpet ends are totally different ?
Yes, because it's the same area. 🙄
Can it be any stain and oder remover or does it have to be that one???
Each company's stain and odor remover will have its own directions (especially the enzyme cleaners), so results will vary. You can always give this method a try and see what happens :)
Looks like a fresh stain not an old stain. Try that process on an old stain
I promise this was an old stain from over a year old. I can tell you the specific details of when and which puppy did it if you'd like-lol! If it were a fresh stain, we would've blotted up as much as we could first, then cleaned. But we will do a fresh urine stain video in the future as well :)
It dies look pretty new but I tried it on one of the stains from my old dog that died in 2016 and it worked pretty well
@@vee7558 Glad to hear it worked! If this was a new stain we would have said to blot first and then apply the product :)
Thank you very much!
no problem! :)
what about the urine in the pad? Wouldn't that be drawn up into the carpet?
Yes, given enough contamination, it certainly could wick up from the pad / subfloor into the carpet fibers. If that's the case, it's best to use the weighted white towel method where you stack white towels over the treated area, and weight it down overnight with something heavy like a book or a brick. Repeat if necessary.
Thanks!😀
No problem!
wow, using pet stain remover with printed instructions on it... I wish I would have come up with that.
You'd be surprised how many people do not read the instructions...or misinterpret it
@@StainFu I guess you're right. I guess all I need to do is look around at our current situation and see people's ability to follow simple instructions.
A year
Does this help with the stain on harwood floors ?
Hi - several of our customers have used Stain Fu to at least some degree of success on finished wood floor stains. It will likely raise the grain on unfinished wood (depends on the species), so remember it is an oxidizer and is designed to break down organic material. (wood is organic) That said, it can work effectively depending on several factors like species of wood, degree of staining, degree of finish remaining, and dwell time of product on the stain. We would only recommend it as a last ditch effort, only on finished wood, where sanding and refinishing is the only other option. We recommend only up to 15 minute dwell time before wiping up and allowing the wood to completely dry before subsequent attempts.
We're not familiar with any specific product that is completely safe and restorative for all wood floor installations outside of sanding and refinishing. A product designed for wood deck bleaching may work (which will likely contain oxalic acid), but again may cause secondary damage like raised fibers, so please test and proceed with caution.
Will it also take the smell out
Yes, as long as Stain Fu is able to reach all of the contamination - including the carpet backing, pad, and subfloor, if it has penetrated that deep.
Wow!
What about a large human pee stain?
This will work on that too. You might need to use more towels/larger towels for bigger areas.
I bought for a cat pee stain and it did not work. Very disappointing.
I am sorry to hear that! We'd like to see if we could still help. Could you tell us more about what happened? Was there any previous spot treatments that were used beforehand? Was there any improvement? Did the spot go away and then come back?
Hello does this work with fabric sofa?
Yes :) I would test in a hidden area first before use. Some fabric sofas are very particular.
Also if you're dealing with urine on a cushion, see if you can unzip the fabric and see if the cushion needs to be treated as well.
Hello just wondering does this work with ink stains ?
If the ink is water based/water soluble, this should work. However, most ink is not and requires more of a solvent-based remover :(
Is it bad that I used a dish soap and scrubbed the urine while it was wet? 😳
Not necessarily bad, but usually doesn't fully remove the urine that way. You most likely have residue in that spot and it needs to be extracted out with water as well. Does it still have an odor or stain?
Will this work on hard wood floors?
Yes, assuming the wood floor is finished/sealed :)
I was sold until you said wait a few hours 😩😩😩😩😩😩
It’s not even my dogs pee, my sister peed on my bedroom fooor
This method will work on that too!
I would stomp on the towels with my foot its easier.
Very true!
How could u wait a whole yr to remove the stain ? My mom would kill me
We wouldn't recommend waiting a whole year to clean it either 😆but some people do or they have no idea their pet did it until much later.
Can u use it on sectional sofa
You can, as long as the fabric is water safe. We recommend you always test in an inconspicuous area before proceeding.
Better leave the fu in for a year to fully remove the marinated pee
😆
What if I don’t have stain fu?
You could try with a different spot remover, but results may vary.
That pissing on the carpet has me looking to for a new owner
I can't be the only one scratching their head when she said "this stain is a year old, we left it on purpose a year ago so we could make a video today" 😂😂😂 yeah okay. That's gross. Nobody leaves a urine stain in their carpet so they can make a video over a YEAR later 😂 just be honest, you either didn't notice it was there, or knew it was tgere and just didn't clean it.. I don't believe for one second you left a bacterial urine stain in your carpet for a year just to make a video. 🤦♀️
We had it on a sample piece of carpet, we are constantly testing out stains, and this is what we do for a living- cleaning urine. Yep it's gross! If you were in the cleaning industry, you would know that this is a common occurrence-many times we will encounter people not cleaning up after their pet accident for YEARS. Pee is a problem, which is why we want to help and WHY we made this video. It saddens me that you think we would lie about something like this when that is all we are trying to do- help people clean. I guess you can believe what you want, we wish you the best ✌
You realize this is the Stain Fu company right? They need to make sure their products work somehow. oh god 🤦♀️
@@StainFu lmao
Girl quit judging, you watched this video didn’t you? We need people willing to do this shit for our free consumption so we don’t have to have a year of dog pee ourselves! Thanks SF
That's not the same carpet. You can tell from how different the edge looks in the before/after pics
It is indeed the same carpet. We don't play games with stains!
@@StainFu then why does it look so different?
@@johncallaway7501 it doesn't look different, except the stain is gone. /shrug
It's obviously the same carpet. Glasses?
Can I use a brush instead of a spoon
We do not recommend using a brush because it could cause permanent distortion of certain fibers, especially olefin and polyester/Smartstrand. A dull metal utensil handle is all you need. :)
Wow
Will Stain Fu remove old blood stains from the carpet in my basement? There's about 3-5 gallons worth that has accumulated over the years from prostitutes I've lured down there.
@FBI 👀
Does this work for cat pee on mattresses?
Yes! However, mattresses can be tough, depending on how much urine is in the mattress. Be sure to use enough Stain Fu to completely saturate the stain(s), let Stain Fu sit on the stain for a while (the deeper the stain, the longer - generally 10 minutes to 30 minutes should be sufficient) and blot up with a white terry cloth towel. Let it completely dry and repeat, if necessary.
@@StainFu thank you!! ill try it when I go back for school
Fake. Look at the towels. There should be some wetness or staining on the towel.
Would you like for us to send them to you so you can evaluate their realness?
I never knew so many people would accuse this of being fake, but with all the fake videos out there, I understand the skepticism! As you can see from the spraying, the yellowing was mostly gone just from that. There was some slight coloring on the towel afterward, but not too much. We had the towel on the spot for a few hours, so it's not going to be soaking wet. It was a little bit damp, but it's hard to show that on camera. You can try it for yourself if you'd like :)
@@StainFu RUclips viewers are very skeptical of companies doing their own demonstrations. Send a free bottle to a channel like Project Farm and ask him to test it....you will get better reception by having it reviewed by an unbiased and trusted source.
@@stephenwhite5444 We'll look into it, thanks!
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fake the sample piece was turned around and is a paid actor lol
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Riiight
Not a Chance!
@@E-Kat good observation you are an Ekaterina, not a chance
Lol that’s not old
A year old stain is old in my opinion, but I guess it depends on your perspective
@@StainFu hey are u sure this is really an old stain? I am currently renting home from my landlord and my Yorkie has peed quite a bit on the carpet and due to my health problems I have not been able to clean all the messes so there are stains that are months old and im so terrified that I won't get my deposit back from my landlord when I move out if I can not get the urine stains out. I want to be sure this truly works and I do not have the same cleaner you are using but I have another type of urine remover I can use.
@Cassie White Yes, this is definitely at least a year old stain :). We were puppy sitting for a friend in April 2018, and the puppy urinated a few times on carpet so we could get some samples. We came back to the sample piece of carpet and made a video in August 2019. We are carpet cleaners by day, and also sell a stain remover for pet stains, so it's completely normal to us (lol). If you are using another urine remover, I would check the instructions just to double check what they suggest. Specifically, if it's an enzyme cleaner. Is that what you are using?
@@StainFu I call cap we all know y’all be 🧢 about stains that look 20 min old and only 20 min because you had to find the stuff to get it up. You don’t need to lie to kick it
@YOUNG RAPHAEL We're here to help, so believe what you want. But if you actually have a fresh urine stain (even 20 minutes old) it would still be wet. What you'd want to do first is blot up as much urine as you can, and then treat the areas. We have another video for that listed in the description.
Bacteria in urine?
Bacteria forms once the urine is out of the body and onto the carpet /surface because urine is a food source for it. If you clean pet urine right away, it usually doesn't smell. Once it sits and dries like the example above is when we usually smell the odors because of the bacterial reaction. It is possible to have bacteria in the urine before they pee if there is an infection or something wrong with your pet.
@Joaquin M. Herrera glad to hear! :)
Great idea to push the urine and the remedy deeper into the carpet padding and sub-flooring, with a book or weights. This is ridiculous as a solution to anything but stains on the actual carpet. Hard pass.
Since carpet dries from the bottom to the top, the weight is allowing the urine and product to absorb into the towels. In most cases the urine is already in the pad and subfloor, so you need weight to get it out.
Most all will advise to put weight on a stain like this.