Can you clean a urine soaked matress?

NMBP

I followed everyones' advice. (Mine is a new double mattress that cost me £500, so I really did want to try and save it!) Ideally the mattress should be a few inches off the ground with plastic sheeting and towels beneath to absorb the liquid. I then doused the mattress with a bucket of hot highly concentrated biological powder. I let that soak through and then did another bucket full of disinfectant. (I changed the towels beneath reguarly). Once most of the liquid had drained through I then poured a litre of Simple Solution Stain and Odour Remover (purchased from Pets At Home), this has Pro Bacterial agents and Enzymes in.
I turned the mattress several times, dabbing with towels and then allowed to dry over a couple of days (against radiator). Once dry I sprinkled Bicarbonate of Soda on each side and left for a few hours. Vacumed off and hey presto the smell had gone completely. Make sure the mattress is completely dry when putting back on the bed otherwise you could get mould.

wendykearney

Get some URINE OFF or simular from a pet shop. It eats the bacteria that cause the smell. It honestly works as i have used it on a thick carpet that an elderly dog peed on... You just pour it on and leave it to work...