And don't put septic enzymes in there.

Put enzyme cleaner over dog spot upstairs.

I actually did an ozone machine first, then removed carpet and pad, treated the floor with special enzyme cleaner.

We replaced some bad spots, soaked the rest with enzymes, used a dehumidifier, then primed full strength with zimmer (?)

I'm going to the unit tonight and trying out one more enzyme cleaner called Terminator by Bubba's Rowdy Friends., using a high powered steamer.

For animal urine smells, I recommend one of the enzyme based sprays, such as Rug Doctor Platinum Urine Eliminator.

before you go replacing floors and coverings try the enzyme odor eliminators at the pet stores, usually more than one application is required and a few days to work but they do get rid of a lot of it.

I got this tip from a floor re finisher, who even recommended covering the floor with plastic to keep the enzyme liquid in the floor for longer before evaporating.

After removing the carpet and engineered wood we saw stains all over the subfloor that had to be treated with enzymes, then vinegar, then bleach.

The sale was not triggered by the urine, but after washing the carpet it is somewhat apparent it had been urinated on, while the carpet was damp the smell got very strong.Professional carpet cleaners use an enzyme-based product for urine.