How do you deodorize carpet and couch?
After blotting up the liquid of a dog's accident, sprinkle baking soda over the affected area to absorb odors. For newer carpets where baking soda isn’t recommended, consider a dry…
Pet Carpet Care How-To Guides
Welcome to DyeGenie’s Pet Carpet Care How-To Guides, your ultimate resource for keeping carpets clean, fresh, and professionally restored. Whether you’re dealing with pet stains, lingering odors, or color damage,…
Does Professional Carpet Dyeing Fix Pet Stains?
Pet stains are one of the most persistent challenges for homeowners. Even after repeated cleaning attempts, carpets often retain unsightly discoloration and lingering odors. Over time, untreated stains can penetrate…
How to Get Rid of Pet Odor from Carpet Permanently
Pet odor can linger long after accidents are cleaned, often becoming a permanent problem if not treated correctly. As carpet restoration professionals, we’ve seen countless cases where homeowners struggle to…
Why Your Cat Keeps Peeing on the Same Spot — and How to Stop It
Repeated accidents on the same spot can be frustrating, but understanding why cats do this is the first step to stopping it. As carpet restoration professionals, we’ve seen that persistent…
Best Pet-Safe Carpet Cleaners for Stains and Odors
Pet stains and odors are a common challenge for homeowners. Many cleaners contain harsh chemicals that can damage carpet fibers or harm pets. As experts in carpet restoration, we’ve identified…
How to Remove Dog Urine from Carpet (That’s Already Dried)
When dog urine dries in carpet fibers, it becomes more than just a stain — it’s a chemical problem. Dried urine leaves behind alkaline salts and ammonia crystals that reactivate…