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How to Remove Pet Stains and Odors Around Your Home

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Ways to remove pet stains and odors around your home

Our little furbabies can add so much to our lives; however, sometimes they can add a little too much – like stains and odors! We allow our beagle, Honey, on the couch with us, and enjoy cuddling with her while watching TV. Of course, the couch pays the price. Hair gets everywhere, and the blankets start to smell like dog.

Over the years I have looked for different ways to clean up after her. Especially when she was a puppy and didn’t quite know where she was supposed to “do her business.” Here is a great list of ways to remove pet stains and pet odors around the house.

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Do you have any tips or ticks to add? Please share in the comments so we can all benefit!

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About Stacey Werner

Stacey is the owner and editor for Newlywed Survival. She is always on her computer learning new things and doesn't think she could survive without the internet! In addition to Newlywed Survival, she is a freelance web and graphic designer, a loving wife and proud owner of an adorable beagle. Stacey is passionate about the 3-Ds...design, dessert, and dogs (not necessarily in that order).
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Comments

  2. Betsy Baum says

    If you spill nail polish on the carpet, the best thing to do is put sugar on it. Somehow the sugar absorbs the chemicals in the nail polish.

  3. Addi says

    We have two dogs and I am constantly cleaning our house in fear that it will smell like our dogs. I cant wait to try out some of your suggestions and DIY cleaners.

  4. Jen says

    Do you have any tips for removing pet stains from grout? We have tile, and my dogs like to use my dinning room as a toilet and the urine runs down the grout. I use pet stuff to remove it, so it doesn't smell but it stains :(

    • Stacey Werner says

      I found this page that gives you a bunch of different things to try, Jen. You could just work your way down the list until you find what works for your grout. http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_do_you_remove_dog_urine_stains_from_tile_grout

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