laurajetter
Mouseketeer<br><Font color="red">The Tag Fairy thi
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- May 19, 2004
Our lab mix had a pee accident on our living room shag rug and we cannot get the smell out, it’s horrendous. We have a small rug cleaner we used on the top and bottom several times, and then applied a pet odor neutralizer that usually works wonders, but not this time. This rug is old and past its prime anyway, so we’re considering getting a large Ruggable in case an accident happens again.
My worry is that if there were to be a large pee accident, although the rug itself is easy enough to clean I wonder whether the rubbery pad underneath would absorb the wretched smell… It seems it’s spot clean only with soap and water. Have any of you had experience with urine seeping through to the under padding, and if so, how well does it clean up (odor-wise)?
My worry is that if there were to be a large pee accident, although the rug itself is easy enough to clean I wonder whether the rubbery pad underneath would absorb the wretched smell… It seems it’s spot clean only with soap and water. Have any of you had experience with urine seeping through to the under padding, and if so, how well does it clean up (odor-wise)?
) because of animal accidents. The top layer is washable. The bottom is not. And any bodily fluids soak through the top through the bottom. We were going to have to buy expensive replacement pads. I can buy 2 or 3 cheap rugs for every rug gable + replacement pad.
