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You have to *soak* the carpet really well, first. Let sit until it drys off. Repeat on the spots that are still smelly. It is enzyme based, so it "eats" the urine. Don't bother with the small spray bottle. Buy the gallon (or 2gal) jugs instead. Comes with a hand sprayer, especially good for such a large area like yours. If that fails, you'd have to hire a carpet cleaning pro. And make sure to tell them you need dog urine treatment done. Good luck. Lenny. |
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When housetraining my dog I tried the Nature's Miracle but it was a waste of time and money. I put my money on Spot Shot - you can buy it at most grocery stores etc - it has an orange lid - and it really works. In the end you will probably have to replace your carpets and I second the opinion to crate train your dog. Done properly it will save you a lot of headaches.
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