How can the wood floor urine stains be removed?
Rinse the urine stains immediately with clean or soda water. In about 1 liters of warm water, add 1/2 teaspoon liquid tableware detergent or laundry detergent and 1 tablespoons of ammonia water, the fabric will be soaked in mixed liquid for 30 minutes. Next, flush with water. If urine stains are not left, place them in a mixture of warm water (about 1 liters) and white vinegar (1 tablespoons) for 1 hours. (in cotton, pitted material on the use of vinegar should be particularly cautious.) Rinse with water and dry. If the urine stains are still there, try to apply alcohol on it, then brush lightly (i.e., brushing the surface with a brush to clean the surface of the contaminated fabric or other material). Do not apply pure alcohol on acrylic or denatured acrylic fiber. Dilute one portion of alcohol with two water. When the urine stains begin to loosen, suck the liquid and urine stains with suction pads. To keep the water pad and urine stains are soaked with alcohol, water absorption pad urine stains after adsorption, it should be replaced. Finally dry the fabric.
How to make aqueous detergents and dry detergents, dry detergents: when formulated with dry detergents, coconut oil (pharmacies and health food stores) is sold and liquid dry cleaners are mixed at 1:8. If the container is well sealed and can effectively prevent solvent evaporation, then you can store the detergent for later use. Coconut oil can also be replaced by mineral oil, but the former is better. Warning: dry cleaners are poisonous and some dry cleaners are flammable. Water based detergents: when formulated with water based detergents, mix glycerin, white dishes, detergents and water at a 1:1:8 ratio. Shake evenly before each use. Water based detergents should be stored in a plastic extrusion bottle.
Remove urine stains with a sponge dipped in cold water. Wet the sponge pad gently, wipe it gently from the middle edge of the urine stain, or immediately dilute the urine with soda water. Apply some water detergent and a few drops of ammonia water at the urine stain. Silk and wool are not to be treated with ammonia Cover urine stains with a water absorbent pad impregnated with a water-based detergent. Cover time enough to clear all urine stains. When the absorbent pad absorbs urine stains, replace it. To maintain the water pad and urine stains are soaked with water-based detergents and ammonia. Then rinse with clean water (that is, pass the stain in the past, remove some of the dye and detergent residue), urine stains, and then daub some water detergents and a few drops of white vinegar. Wash the fabric clean with water and repeat the process as needed. Last dry. When handling carpet, use Stain-X carpet detergent, Up&Out (not wool fabric) or Afta carpet detergent after all procedures.
