How do you get the odor of dog urine out of a velvet upolstered antique fainting couch?

Question

young pug chose the most expensive piece of furniture in the house to issue an "accident". Have tried nature's miricle. Still stinks

Answer 1

I wish I knew more about velvet but, my answer hinges on one thing:

Is your couch water-safe? I mean, if you spilled water on it, would it ruin it?

Cause I use this stuff called Approach and I use it on my furniture and stuff constantly. It's water-based so like, I can't use it on anything I have that's silk, but I can use it most other places, even leather. So if you can spray/pour water on it and not ruin it, definately use this stuff. It'll eliminate pretty much any odor you have.

Go to www.approachit.net and give it a shot. Works miracles for me.

Good luck!

Answer 2

Nature's Miracle takes about two weeks to work. It is an enzyme that brakes down the urine. Try again and then in 2 weeks if the smell is still there apply more. I had that problem with carpet and it took several weeks before the odor was finally gone. Good Luck!

Answer 3

Nothing holds an especially bad odor like velvet. You will have to reupholster, as all the products I ever used on velvet only increased the bad odor.

Answer 4

Get a tin of Jeyes fluid. it extremely is disinfectant particularly formulated for kennels and different outdoors aspects. mixture a million capful with a bucket of water and slosh down. looks and scents similar to tar. it extremely is costly yet slightly is going a lengthy way.

Answer 5

My daughter has cats and one had a urinary problem for a while so I bought her urine be gone and it worked you could try ordering it online and give it a try..

Answer 6

white vinegar mixed with hot water. equal portions

Answer 7

You may need to reappolster(sorry spelled it wrong)