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Remove urine odor and stains from carpets and upholstered furniture with UF2000. Always test for colorfastness first. Do not use other cleaning agents or masking agents. Blot up as much urine as possible with paper towels and use the spray bottle to saturate the spot with UF2000. Let the spot dry. With old, dried urine stains, the odor may intensify initially. For stubborn stains, apply an excessive amount of UF2000 and cover with plastic. Blot the wet spot dry after a few hours and repeat if necessary. Finally, remove the residue with water and blot dry. Order UF2000 easily online, now also available as a value pack.

General instructions for use Always ensure that the UF2000 is in sufficient contact with the urine residue left behind by letting it soak in well and applying at least enough UF2000. Spray directly on the urine spot and let the UF2000 do its job for some time. Do not scrub or rub. If you cannot […]

Untreated stone or concrete looks like a hard substance, but actually it is like a hard sponge which easily absorbs urine through its many small openings. This means urine can easily soak deep into the stone or concrete, making the odour-removal process more difficult. For best results, follow the steps below. Do not use any […]

Removing Urine Odor from Wooden Floors with UF2000:

Urine stains on wooden floors are difficult to remove, especially if the wood has darkened due to repeated urination. The dark spots indicate an accumulation of dried urine salts (urine crystals) and damage to the wood caused by acidic urine.

Treatment Process:

Preparation: First, remove the urine stain with UF2000. Treat the stain multiple times to eliminate the odor and urine salts.

Step 1: Spray UF2000 on the urine stains and let it work without scrubbing. This prepares the wood for further treatment.

Step 2: Apply UF2000 to the entire floor, cover it with plastic to prevent evaporation, and dry it after 30 minutes. Repeat until the odor is gone.

Step 3: Allow the floor to dry, wipe it with water, and dry again. After treatment, the floor is often clean enough to consider sanding and finishing with varnish or wax, although this is usually not necessary.