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Go to a pet supply store (the large chain stores usually have these products and better prices) and buy a product made with enzymes to remove pet stains. Read the label and the right ones will tell you that the product is effective for urine, feces, vomit, blood and other stains caused by pets. These work just as well on human stains if the feces is not from a pet, and they work better than the products sold for carpet and furniture cleaning. Follow the instructions on the label which will include first removing any large pieces and follow with the use of the product. One that is very good is called "Nature's Miracle", but there are other brands that you will find in the pet supply store that have the same enzymatic action. Another brand of similar cleaner you can find in some grocery stores is called "Incredible!". It is very good on smaller stains, but for the larger stains, you can get Nature's Miracle by the gallon.
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How do you remove a poop stain from your underwear?
To remove a poop stain from your underwear, first rinse the area with cold water to remove excess residue. Then, apply a pre-treatment stain remover or a mixture of baking soda and water to the stain. Launder the underwear as usual following the care instructions on the garment.
Does poop stain on clothes?
Yes, poop can stain clothes, especially if it is not promptly cleaned. It is recommended to treat the stain as soon as possible to prevent it from setting into the fabric.
How do you remove a baby poop stain from a white carpet?
This sounds silly, but if you go to monk.usanetwork.com, there are many tips for removing stains from carpets!
How do you get pet poop stains out of bedding?
Remove as much of the poop as you can by brushing it with a dry brush. Use a good laundry stain treater ( I like Zout or Resolve spray) wash with a good detergent, rinse twice- and good luck. Some poop is fairly acid, and may attack the colors of fabric- if that has happened, the fabric will be clean, but color off. Sorry-
How do you get poop stains out of carpets?
To get a poop stain out of the carpet, remove any leftover blobs. Use an old knife (that you're NOT going to use again!!) or a scraper to scrape up any dry bits. Get an old rag or shirt and pour a little bit of carpet shampooer (available at most supermarkets) on to the rag. Rub at the stain. If it doesn't lift, keep doing it and it'll eventually lift the stain. When you have the stain lifted, spray Frebrezze over it and dry.
What are Things you can get from goats?
Milk and poop. meat, fibre, leather
How do you get poop out of the carpet?
Carpet cleaner or stain remover. Scrub. Wash.
What happens when you only use counter stain gram positive?
poop
How do you remove poop stain from underpants?
To remove poop stains from underpants, start by scraping off any excess residue, then soak the garment in cold water with a mixture of laundry detergent or stain remover. After soaking for a while, launder the underpants as usual, using hot water. Repeat the process if needed before drying.
How do you remove poop stains from a toilet?
To remove poop stains from a toilet, you can use a combination of vinegar and baking soda. Sprinkle baking soda inside the toilet bowl, then pour vinegar over it. Let it sit for a few minutes before scrubbing the stain with a toilet brush. Flush the toilet to rinse away the stain.
How do you get poop stains out of bedding?
Remove as much of the poop as you can by brushing it with a dry brush. Use a good laundry stain treater ( I like Zout or Resolve spray) wash with a good detergent, rinse twice- and good luck. Some poop is fairly acid, and may attack the colors of fabric- if that has happened, the fabric will be clean, but color off. Sorry-
How do you get poop stains out of cloths?
To remove poop stains from clothes, start by scraping off any excess residue. Then, soak the garment in cold water with a laundry detergent that contains enzymes. After soaking, wash the clothing in cold water and air dry. If the stain persists, repeat the process or consider using a stain remover specifically designed for protein-based stains.
