Who Done It? Pet Stain And Odor Removal

On Carpet: The enzymatic solution, when applied liberally to the surface, immediately starts to seek out and breakdown organic matter. The solution will continue to travel through and absorb into the fiber, the base and then into the sub-floor surface. Once the organic matter is broken down, it detaches from the fiber and base and is easily removed when manually or mechanically extracted. The enzymatic solution will continue to be active until all the organic matter has been neutralized. This will minimize the chance for fiber wick-back, the cause of reappearing stains.

On Upholstered Furniture: The enzymatic solution works its way through the fabric and into the foam padding, where odor causing organic matter collects. Organic based soil releases from the fabric surface for fast and effective removal.

Recommended Use Directions — For carpet and upholstery stain removal: Liberally apply Who Done It Pet Stain & Odor Remover to the stain and allow to sit for 3 to 5 minutes. Using a clean and slightly damp cloth, apply pressure to the stain for a minute or two and remove the cloth. Flip the cloth and gently blot the area until the stain disappears. (Never rub the stain, as this will push the source of the stain further into the surface). Repeat process if necessary.

For the best results, apply the solution to the surface and allow to sit for 3 to 5 minutes. Use a commercial extraction machine and clean water to extract the stain. For room and surface odor control: Remove the pet from the area. Spray the affected surface and/or room and allow to air dry. Return the animal to the area once the surface is dry to the touch.

Odor Removal on Nonporous Surfaces

For use on hard nonporous surfaces such as:

Carpet • Furniture • Auto • Bedding
Blankets • Linens • Rooms

Effective Odor Removal

The enzymatic solution, when applied liberally to the surface, immediately starts to seek out and breakdown organic matter. The solution will continue to travel through and absorb into the fiber, the base and then into the sub-floor surface. Once the organic matter is broken down, it detaches from the fiber and base and is easily removed when manually or mechanically extracted.

The enzymatic solution will continue to be active until all the organic matter has been neutralized. This will minimize the chance for fiber wick-back, the cause of reappearing stains.