Stains that Resurface Explained

"I just had my carpets cleaned, now all the urine stains came back! Why?"

    We, at PetPeePee System, hear this statement at least 10 times a day, "I had my carpets cleaned and they smelled and looked wonderful!   Almost one week later all the urine stains came back even bigger than before! What happened?" When we get this question here is our best analogy.

Just Imagine...

     Just imagine you go into the shower, grab a bottle of shampoo, lather your hair until it can stand on its own, then turn off the water and dry off. It sounds perpostorous, you still have tons of soap in your hair! However, at that moment its clean, right?  In about less than an hour your hair starts to feel sticky.
     About a week later, who knows what is growing in your hair, the thought alone is frightening. So, lets just say that you would never do such a thing, however, when steam or dry cleaning comes to clean your house that is exactly what they are doing to your carpets, oriental rugs/area rugs, and/or furniture.

What Exactly Happens

    When steam cleaning or dry cleaning companies come to clean your rug they tell you your carpet will look like new. And guess what? They're right! Your carpet has never looked cleaner! However, theirs an untold story going on right below your feet.
      These systems simply graze the surface, they push soap right into the carpet, almost to the padding, and leave it there! The rinsing process that is crucial to an efficient cleaning, never takes place! Therefore, in regards to peepee, the soap (soap is made from fat, therefore-protein) becomes a nutrient for bacteria to grow. And oh boy do they grow!
    After just a couple of days the bacteria in the urine that was left in the padding, starts to feed on the soap and dead bacteria on the surface. The result? That brown/yellow stain on your "never looked cleaner" carpet.

Cleaning Products

    The same goes for cleaning products. People try all kind of cleaning products that are made for carpets to eventually products that are made for kitchen counters! Every time another cleaning product is pushed down into your carpet, the bacteria has a new food source. Another example, imagine you go to wash your hands. You take the soap, rub a dub dub, skip the rinse process, grab a towel, dry off and go. Same here, take the cleaning product to your carpet, rub a dub scrub and walk away.

Urine, Vomit, Diarreha, Blood and Feces

     No one wants to admit that any of these bodily functions live in their carpet at this very moment. But, if you want to remove the bacteria, stain, odor, and any other grievances they cause you, proper procedure is necessary.

• First, when applying any product to any of these stains, you must be sure that you can rinse your carpet of the blood, urine, diarrhea, vomit, feces, and the soap. Otherwise the stain will come back.


• Second, if you've finally given up hope and are now using your harsh tile cleaner to remove the stain, you'll eventually find that the stain has become permanent and, now, their's no miracle in the world to save it. The harsher the product, the more likely it is to contain bleach. Apply bleach to anything and you get a permanent stain that will haunt you forever. The safer, the better.

Safer, Better, Guaranteed

    If you've done all you can and the odor and/or stain is not going away then PetPeePee System can help. Using only naturally blended minerals from the Dead Sea and a cold water system rather than steam or dry cleaning systems, PetPeePee System Guarantees to Permanently Remove the Urine Odor and STAINS THAT ARE REMOVED WILL NEVER RESURFACE! How?
     Because, when we apply the minerals to your carpet, our high-powered machine extracts the urine and the minerals leaving your carpet free from any jungles of bacteria. Also, our Do It Yourself Cleaning Product is two parts, the liquid (minerals from the Dead Sea) and a powder that is used to draw out both the urine and minerals as shown above.

Remember, you wouldn't wash your hair and leave the shower without rinsing. Don't let your carpet fall victim to the bacterium's jungle.