Many pet stains can be treated, particularly when addressed promptly, but some urine deposits can permanently alter carpet dyes or damage backing. The Carpet and Rug Institute (CRI) notes that results depend on the urine, dyes, carpet treatments and elapsed time.
Fresh accidents blotted quickly usually respond well. Old accidents have had time to react with dyes.
Urine can change carpet color over time. That color change is permanent.
Large accidents can soak into the pad, which may need treatment.
Odor comes from remaining urine, so treatment focuses on reaching the source.
Dye loss and damaged backing cannot be cleaned away. We will tell you honestly.
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