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Dog smell in carpets. What should I do???
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I've aired the room now and there were some marks on the skirting which I think were urine stains, which I've wipe off. The room smells pretty normal now (me and a friend's opinion) but I need someone else to double check.
Where can I get some Neutrodol? I think I might give it a try just to get rid of any lingering smells.0 -
Neutradol is available in Poundland.Declutterbug-in-progress.⭐️⭐️⭐️ ⭐️⭐️0
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My friends were looking to rent for a while (not near you though). They have a dog and there was NOTHING available to rent which allowed pets. They had to move because of job relocation and had got to the point where there would have paid over the odds in rent to be allowed to take their dog. I would really recommend letting it to pet owners for an increased premium to help save up for new carpets if that is what you want... or just for the extra money.0
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Hi I am one of those dreaded dog owners and I use cheap cornflour mixed with bicarbonated soda and it works a treat. Hope this helps:T0
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we've just bought our first house and they had a dog and it STINKS... it was tidy when we moved in.,. but the smell.. we've cleaned the hall stairs and landing carpet and changed the bedrom carpet and it still smells.. it goes and then it comes back.. i hope it goes eventually.. think ill get some of that neutradol powder if i see it...
dogs are so smelly... yuck.... id seriously consider avoiding buying a doggy house in the future...0 -
Hi I am one of those dreaded dog owners and I use cheap cornflour mixed with bicarbonated soda and it works a treat. Hope this helps:T
Yep, I have heard this works as well.
I would replace the carpets - but thats me, Im not a 'doggy' person.
Kim and Aggie would do the cornflour and bicarb jobby.0 -
we've just bought our first house and they had a dog and it STINKS... it was tidy when we moved in.,. but the smell.. we've cleaned the hall stairs and landing carpet and changed the bedrom carpet and it still smells.. it goes and then it comes back.. i hope it goes eventually.. think ill get some of that neutradol powder if i see it...
dogs are so smelly... yuck.... id seriously consider avoiding buying a doggy house in the future...0 -
Stick a bottle of rose oil up any dogs !!!!! before you allow them in your property?!0
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