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    What neutralizes dog urine smell on concrete? Home Made Odor Removing Technique.

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    Dog urine smell stays long on a surface because it is made of a combination of ammonia, bacteria, hormones, and uric acid.

    An adult Dog urine smell vanishes in a couple of days or takes 4 to 5 days depending on the concentration and quantity of urine. To take preventive measures it is important to disinfect the urine and remove the odor.

    One homemade odor removing technique for concrete is to use a mixture of vinegar and water. First, test a small area to make sure the vinegar will not discolor the concrete. Then, mix one-part vinegar with three parts of water along with baking soda.

    Pour the mixture over the area and let it sit for 10 minutes. Scrub with a brush and rinse with clean water.

    Most dogs will have a habit of relieving in the place where it was eliminated earlier and so it is important to clean the surface to 100% so as to prevent future accidents inside your home or balcony.

    How to Remove Dog Urine Smell from Concrete

    When it comes to neutralizing the dog urine, the first step is to clean the surface with some toilet cleaner that contains bleach.

    I use Harpic Bathroom with lemon flavor, which kills almost 99.9% of germs in the urine and pats it dry for a couple of hours so that urine mixes with the bleach and kills the germs.

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    Repeat the process once the area is dry for one more time so that the remains which got stocked into the holes on the uneven surfaces will vanish.

    This process will take at least 3 hours, so make sure your dog will not visit that place.

    After finishing this, the bacteria, hormones, ammonia, and uric acid will be neutralized but still, the odor will remain the same. We may not smell that because the bleach will dominate the smell of the urine, but our dog can smell it. They have a very powerful smelling sense.

    Neutralizing the Dog Urine Smell

    The things required for neutralizing the dog urine smell will be

    1. Vinegar ( 200 )
    2. Baking Soda (100 grams)
    Vinegar and baking soda

    Grasp 100ml of Vinegar into the container or bottle of 500ml and mix 100ml of water into the same bottle. Pour this solution onto the same surface where the bleaching was done.

    Wait for 15 minutes and again pour the remaining 100 ml into the water. Mix the 100 grams of baking soda into the bottle containing vinegar. Immediately pour this solution on the surface and leave it dry for a couple of hours.

    This is the end of the process, now the place will be 99% disinfected and 90% odor-free even to the dogs. Though there will be some urine smell on the surface dogs don’t like the vinegar smell and they will not feel comfortable peeing over there again.

    The process may be a little time-consuming but it’s really worth sparing some time. Because having that horrible situation like accidents in the bedroom or front room or sometimes even in their crates.

    One homemade odor removing technique for concrete is to use a mixture of vinegar and water. First, test a small area to make sure the vinegar will not discolor the concrete. Then, mix one-part vinegar with three parts water. Pour the mixture over the area and let it sit for 10 minutes. Scrub with a brush and rinse with clean water.

    How to Neutralize Dog Urine Smell on Carpet

    There are many products on the market that are designed to help remove pet urine odor from carpets. Some of these products work better than others. The key to success is to neutralize the smell so that it doesn’t continue to attract your dog back to the same spot.

    One such product is an enzyme-based cleaner that breaks down the urine and eliminates the odor. This type of cleaner should be used as soon as possible after the accident occurs. Other products that can be effective include those that contain baking soda or vinegar. These ingredients work to absorb the odor and leave behind a fresh scent.

    How to Neutralize Dog Urine Smell in a Yard

    If you have a dog, then you know that sometimes they have accidents in the yard. And these accidents can leave an unpleasant smell behind. But there is an easy and affordable way to get rid of that smell and neutralize it so that your yard smells fresh again – simply use baking soda! Sprinkle baking soda over the affected area, then use a rake or shovel to work it into the soil. Let it sit for 24 hours, then water the area well. The baking soda will help to neutralize the urine smell, and your yard will be smelling fresh in no time!

    How to Neutralize Dog Urine Smell on a Rug

    If you have a dog, then you’re probably familiar with the occasional surprise urine accident on the rug. While it’s always best to prevent these accidents from happening in the first place, sometimes they do happen, and it’s important to know how to clean them up quickly and effectively.

    One of the best ways to get rid of the smell of dog urine is to use a product called Nature’s Miracle. It comes in a liquid or aerosol form, and it works by breaking down the molecules of urine so that they can be easily rinsed away.

    It also contains enzymes that help to neutralize the smell. Another great product for getting rid of urine smells is OdorKlenz Pet Urine Eliminator.

    We highly recommend this process to neutralize urine if your dog pees inside the crate.

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