Description
Chemspec Urine Contamination
Treatment (UCT) is a powerful
product that handles a variety
of stubborn pet odor
situations. UCT contains 22
different urine-fighting
ingredients, so it is
extremely effective. An
aromatic, acid-based product,
this formulation absorbs the
malodor and neutralizes it for
complete removal. Urine
Contamination Treatment can be
used effectively on carpets,
upholstery and hard surfaces
like tile, concrete, and wood.
It is even safe for use on
stain-resistant carpet. Choose
UCT for severe odor situations
by applying it right out of
the bottle. For situations
requiring a milder odor
remedy, dilute 64 ounces per
gallon of water. USAGE Urine
Odor Removal from Carpet
Description: Urine is a
difficult odor to remove. A
general rule is if over 20% of
the carpet has been saturated,
it is too costly to try to
deodorize. Urine is detected
more in the humid months due
to moisture getting trapped in
the salt crystals of the urine
and emanating an ammonia odor.
Female dogs and cats have
higher levels of nitrogen in
their urine. Females will
usually choose areas of high
traffic and away from walls.
The higher nitrogen attacks
the dyes in the carpet,
usually leaving a lighter
stain on the carpet. Some
urine stains are not noticed
until after the carpet is
cleaned. If there is a true
stain, this can only be
corrected by dying the carpet.
Stains are permanent
otherwise. Male animals will
mark vertical territories and
furniture. Keep in mind that
urine on walls can spread to
baseboards, moldings and other
material. Urine is acidic,
but, once it is dried it
leaves a salt alkaline
residue. Recommendation: Basic
Method: Determine the location
of the urine contamination.
Best done with an ultra violet
lamp (black light) as the
urine spots will glow. A
moisture detector may also be
used. Saturate each urine spot
with Urine Contamination
Treatment diluted 1 quart of
product to 2 quarts of water.
Spray entire room with
Chemspec Kill Odor Plus. Clean
carpet using standard hot
water extraction techniques.
Persistent areas may require a
final application of Urine
Contamination Treatment.
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