I recently got wasted and threw up on the carpet. I did a poor

>>1137053
Baking soda**

Sorry about that

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>>1137053
I have a dog and a cat and an extremely sensitive nose. Also I'm a HUGE neat freak. There have been times when they throw up in the house due to illness, etc. Also when we went through potty training phase there was lots of pee. I tried everything I could find, carpet shampoo, pet and stain odor remover, pet and stain pee remover, etc. I literally bought every brand on the shelf and did many trials to find what would actually work. Like I said I'm a huge neat freak. Some would cover the pee with a stronger smell, but it would still be there and so was the discoloration. Or some would rid of the pee smell, but the discoloration would remain. Or some would take care of the discoloration, but the pee was still there. I would clean it really good, let it dry, then put my nose on the carpet and smell and also visually inspect where the accident happened. Of all the stuff I've ever tried, Eco-88 is the only thing that 100% got rid of the pee, poop, throw up, etc. AND remove the stain. Pee, throw up, etc. is acidic so I guess this stuff is a really strong base? From what I can tell when it comes into contact it starts bubbling immediately. Reminds me of peroxide on a wound. I think what happens is the acidic vomit/pee contacts with a strong base and basically turns it into a neutral like water. Plus there's some other chemicals that removed the discoloration. I'm not sure how it works exactly, I can just tell you that it fucking works amazing. I usually spray pretty heavy so when it's all done there is leftover like, peroxide smell where the spot was. Take a wet rang and wipe it over the spot to clean the excess Eco88 out of the fibers and your good to go. Spot removed, smell gone, acid neutralized. Full disclosure this stuff is superstrong. If you get it on your skin it burns like a thousand needles and turns your hands white. It's 100% a chemical burn, that's how strong it is. But it fuxking WORKS 10/10 would highly reccomend

>>1137093
10/10 advertisement

>>1137093
Thanks. I'm hoping this works

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>>1137053
rent a carpet cleaner

Okay dudes and dudettes, just a friendly reminder. Carpets are fucking disgusting. Don't use them.

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>>1137112
It will. I should have mentioned you spray it and let it sit until it drys up. Once the area is fully dry, THEN you get the wet rag and wipe down the area to dilute/remove the excess Eco 88 in the carpet hairs. Like I said this stuff will cause a chemical burn within about 10 seconds of skin contact. Take all necessary precautions and pay attention when you're spraying, but don't let it distract you from the fact that in 1998 The Undertaker threw Mankind off Hell In A Cell, and plummeted 16 ft through an announcer's table.

>>1137093

This reads like a copypasta

>>1137053
>What's left is a still moist carpet with baking powder mixed in. It hasn't dried yet.
The pad underneath the carpet (half inch sponge) is holding the moisture.
Ideal way is to pull an edge and use a blower on the wet pad
Second best is keep a dry folded towel on it for a while then use a fan blowing across it until it dries
After it dries you can use a cleaner to touch it up

When I have an area that is wet I use a vac to remove all the water I can then wet it again with a bactericide tp prevent foul odors, mildew
After the bactericide sits on it for a bit I then vacuum it up and do whatever it takes to complete the drying

>>1137751
Thanks reddit