What's the best solution for cleaning pupper peepee

>>2162717
from my experience pupper peppe isn't that hard to clean with just water and soap and some effort. Just don't forget to clean in from the other side too cause carpets soak a lot of fluid. You can apply a bit of colorless vinegar to discourage the dog from peeing there in the future. At least most dogs don't enjoy the smell and you probably won't notice it.

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>>2162717
go to walmart and buy a squeeze bottle and a tub of oxy clean powder.

when your dog poops or pees, measure out enough powder for 1 serving and mark it on the side of the container with a sharpie. mix in water and put your thumb over the top while you shake it. spray it on the spot.

this removes the stain and denatures any scent proteins by dissolving organic material.

use a brush or rag to rub it in and let it set for a min then use a dry rag to dab up the moisture.

>>2162717
Just clean it normally if it's piss.
Also yes, mix some vinegar with water and spray a bit of it to prevent future accidents.

>>2162731

Does this need to be mixed fresh for each accident? Like, to keep the active ingredients 'active'? I'm not a science person.

We've been using Nature's Miracle steam cleaner formula even as a spray because it doesn't leave behind a residue like the normal formula. That residue is sticky and dirt clings to it making the spot darker and darker as days go by unless you you soak/dry/soak/dry/soak/dry to get it all up. Quite the pain in the ass.

>>2163044
yes, you only mix what you need each time