10 Tips for How to Remove Urine Smell from Carpet and Flooring

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You just replaced the carpet in your home and now you’re ready to list it for sale. However, the pets have decorated the new carpet with an accident or two, you're so mad you’re ready to give them away. You may have to replace the carpet a second time, spending an unnecessary $10,000 or $15,000 before the house will ever be sold.


Or perhaps you just bought a new house and didn’t notice the pet urine odor in the carpet from the previous owners.
Either way, the carpet stinks! On humid summer days it stinks even worse. You can’t and won’t live with it smelling like this. Something must be done about the odor.

A Solution
You can replace the carpet for around $15,000.00. Or, you can spend $40 on a bottle of OdorXit Concentrate to permanently eliminate the urine odor without replacing the carpet.
Sounds like an easy choice. But, will it work on my carpet?
  • Oriental carpet
  • Wall to wall carpet
  • Throw rugs that will fit in the washing machine
  • Area rugs
ATTENTION: The OdorXit solution MUST come in direct contact with all the urine causing the odor in order to completely eliminate it.
But it is as easy as following the instructions.
Here are ten tips on how to successfully remove urine odor from your carpet, rugs, or flooring. We guarantee 100% satisfaction.
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