How to remove dog pee from carpets is something that many people have to do. If you have a new puppy, or an older dog who has issues, or a change in scheduling on your part doesn't get your pet out when he needs to go. It happens to the best dog owner and the best behaved dogs. There are many ways to use to remove dog pee from carpets, so I will give you some favorites here, and hopefully they will work for you too. First, you will need to make sure your carpet is colorfast; if you aren't sure, test a small spot that isn't seen with whichever method you use. Some of them require no testing if there is no detergent involved. You discover a spot from an accident on the rug, the first thing to do is get a towel, fold it to the size of the spot, lay it on the spot and stand on it for a minute, then turn the towel over and repeat. Now, get a bottle of club soda and dump it on the spot and repeat the blotting with a new towel. You can then use white vinegar and wet the spot with it and re blot and let dry. The reason for the vinegar is to eliminate any smell from staying there. There are commercial preparations you can use as well but this works as good as any of them, and save some money.

That is my favorite way of removing dog pee from carpets; generally readily available in any home and cheap too. Another way is similar, but not everyone has a wet/dry vacuum cleaner handy, or a spot cleaner for carpet. With either of these the procedure is similar: wet the assaulted area with the club soda and use the wet or dry vac to remove the moisture, then repeat with white vinegar, let dry. With the spot cleaner, use a pet stain detergent if you wish, or you can use the club soda and vinegar with the spot cleaner too. Either of the methods work and will remove the offending pee whether it is dried or not, but it is best to clean it when it is still wet. Be vigilant with your pet and removing dog pee from carpets should a task you can perform quickly and easily when you need to remove dog pee from carpets.