Tired of Pet Stains?

HOW TO REMOVE PET STAINS

At one point or another every pet owner runs into a situation involving some sort of stain. Whether it be an accident, or a disagreeable meal, pet stains can be the hardest to tackle for a number of reasons. There are many cleaners on the market to choose from. Many of them result in less than satisfactory results and failed cleanup can often lead to a greater frustration then the actual incident causing the stain.

If you have ever run into an instance where you tried to clean a mess, and found yourself with either a bigger mess, or a mess that resurfaced in a few days, you haven't used Genesis 950. There are several different types of pet accidents, and Genesis 950 can address them all.

The most common issue is urination and marking. It is crucial to clean this type of mark immediately for a variety of reasons. Perhaps the most obvious reason is the smell. Not only is the smell unpleasant, but if the odor is not removed, your pet, whether it be a cat or dog, will continue to mark in that spot. By instinct, animals relieve themselves where they smell previous odors. If you do not remove the smell, the instinct to urinate or mark there will continue. Many cleaners simply mask or hide this smell rather then eliminate it. Pet owners who have tried enzymatic cleaners are often irritated when the smell returns a few days after cleaning. This occurs because enzymatic cleaners often expend themselves before getting to the heart of the stain. They do not have the power to breakdown all elements within the stain. In addition, the
protein in these cleaners dies out. After dying out, they become targets for bacteria, which revives foul odors. Genesis 950 completely deodorizes the area completely removing the smell and preventing it from returning.

Another issue related to urination and marking is the bacteria and germs found in the urine. It goes without saying that such marking is unclean. When carpet or upholstery is affected by pet markings, it attracts bacteria. Mold and fungus can also arise when the moisture penetrates the carpeting. Many cleaners available do not have the ability to actually kill these elements. Genesis 950 contains antibacterial agents to completely kill any bacteria, mold or fungus that may be breeding in the carpet. There are those who may recommend vinegar and ammonia as proper agents to clean stained areas. However, you should NEVER use either of the two to clean your carpet or upholstery if you have pets. Both ammonia and vinegar have agents in them that can also be found in pet urine. Cleaning with these products in your home would only encourage your pet to resume urinating or marking tht area. Once you clean the area completely and correctly, your animal will not have the urge to continue to mark in that spot. It is imperative that the area be cleaned properly, not only for visual appeal, but for health issues.

Dye in pet food can also be a burden - especially when the pet doesn't agree with the food and you have light colored carpet. Now, you are not only dealing with smell and bacteria, but you are also dealing with color. Perhaps this is one of the most challenging stains to remove involving pets. Often times, scrubbing the area with the wrong product leaves to smearing, soaking or highlighting the stain. Those stains can easily be removed with Genesis 950.

Genesis 950 works like no other cleaner. It is a surfactant based cleaner. Because of this, it is designed to work with water to break the bonds of stains and lift them from the surface. There is no alcohol, acid, bleach, ammonia or other harsh toxins, making it safe for you and your pets. Use it as a spot cleaner, or in a steam cleaner. Put an end to the frustration of unsightly pet stains, lingering odors and your animals continuing to go in the wrong spot.

How To Remove Cat Urine Stains AND Smell With Genesis 950

How To Remove Cat Stains And Odor

Every cat owner knows that sometimes cats find places to go to the bathroom other then their litter box. Cats can also be a little random with where they spray before they are "fixed." Everyone who has had a cat with a urinary tract infection knows that the whole house becomes a litter box, and blood stained urine spots pop up in unexpected places. Cat urine can destroy carpet and furniture, and cleaning it is a battle.

There are several specialty products to clean stains from cat urine. These products are generally over-priced as they are geared specifically to target cat urine. But, anyone who has tried these products knows they do not work. Often times, they are watered down, soapy, or over scented. Many make the stain appear to fade, but then once the spot has dried, the stain is clearly visible again. Others briefly mask the smell. But if the smell is merely being masked, it will return and be just as strong as the day it was discovered.

Another big mistake in cleaning cat urine is the suggestion that ammonia and vinegar will remove the scent and stain. These are two of the worst possible agents to use in cleaning up after a cat. Both ammonia and vinegar contain elements found in cat urine. Because cats are instinctively drawn to urinate in the same spot, they are more likely to continue to urinate outside of their box, confusing the smell of the ammonia or vinegar for that of their own urine. If you are having issues with your cat urinating regularly outside of their box, it is advised that you clean the urine with paper towels. Next, place the urine soaked paper towels in the rear of the litter box so the cat can follow the scent to the box the next time it has to urinate. Thoroughly clean any area outside of the liter box to remove both the smell and the odor.

The problem however is finding a cleaner that does remove the stain and the odor. Solvents that are watered down essentially saturate the urine deeper into the carpet. Soapy chemicals do nothing to break the stain down. Many cleaners have chemicals which can damage carpet and upholstery, or worse yet, make your pet sick. A good stain remover will actually get into the stain and break the structural bond of that stain. When this happens, the stain can then be lifted from the surface it had adhered to. If the bond of the stain is not being broken down, then you are not removing it. Once broken down and lifted, you are not only pulling out the stain, but you are also eliminating the odor.

Genesis 950 Concentrate is an effective product that will not only remove cat urine stains and smells, but it will do it without causing any damage to your carpet or furniture. It is safe, environmentally friendly and does not contain harsh toxins such as alcohol, acid, ammonia or bleach. Genesis 950 is easy to use. It comes in concentrate form and should be mixed with water for best results. The water actually helps work with Genesis 950 to soak into the stain. Once absorbed into the stain, the mixture will break the structural bonds of the stain. By breaking the bonds of the stain, the stain and the odor accompanying it can then be lifted. Using Genesis 950 in a mixture with warm water, stains can be lifted from carpets, rugs or furniture with a sponge or rag. For larger stains, Genesis 950 can be used in steam cleaners. In addition to removing stains and deodorizing, Genesis 950 also works as a disinfectant, killing germs and bacteria.

Cat urine stains can be a problem, but why let them. They are removable. You don't have to throw out furniture or replace carpeting if you have the right product to treat the stains. Genesis 950 is available at www.genesis950.com