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October 12, 1999 at 9:14 pm #14971nikkiGuest
we went on vacation and to show his anger for not being invited,
our dog would urniate in the same spot on our area rug
therefore soaking the carpet and hardwood floor beneath
it–any ideas on what to do for the hardwood floor???
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October 13, 1999 at 11:42 am #84502RonGuest
Use your “Find” option on the “Edit” pull down window of your browser and serach for keywords such as “Odor” or “Urine” from the main index page. You will find the answers you seek. Your questions have been answered many times. However, if the urine stained the wood, you won’t like the answers.
Any further questions, fell free to ask.
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October 13, 1999 at 2:40 pm #84516Joan LindsayGuest
re the dog urine in wood floor. sprinkle liberally with baking soda, let stand 24 hrs +-
and vaccuum up, it should “bubble” the urine out of the floor and take away most stain and smell. -
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July 31, 2005 at 6:43 pm #264449Unregistered-nandGuest
Dogs of the previous home owner stained the hardwood floors. It smells and there is a spot that is black. Any ideas to eliminate the odor and the discoloration?
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