Friday, 29 January 2010
Eliminate Pet Odours with Dri-Pak.
Britain is indisputably a nation of animal lovers; however, as much as we love our pets, there are inevitably certain aspects of owning a pet that are less than desirable. Bad odours and stains caused by your beloved pet are not always easy to get rid of, but help is at hand from Dri-Pak in the form of White Vinegar and Bicarbonate of Soda!
If you own a dog or a cat, you know that sometimes ‘little accidents’ can happen, resulting in unsightly and odorous stains on carpets and soft furnishings. When cleaning up these ‘accidents’ it is important to remove the odour as well as the stain, as the smell will encourage your pets to return to the same place.
White Vinegar is a tried and proven ingredient that aids in removing both urine stains and the odour for good. Always test White Vinegar on a small, inconspicuous patch of fabric before use on large areas to prevent damage.
To remove stains and odours, simply make up a vinegar solution by combining one part white vinegar to two parts warm water. Soak a clean cloth in the solution and dab affected area. When the solution has dried, wipe away the solution and the stain with a clean cloth and warm water. After the area has been cleaned, cover with Bicarbonate of Soda and leave overnight before vacuuming.
Keeping your cat off certain surfaces in your home can also be a problem, as cats tend to favour high areas such as tabletops, kitchen counters, bookshelves, window sills, and even fireplace mantles. Discourage your cat from perching in such places by spraying surfaces with White Vinegar.
If pesky neighbourhood cats in your garden are a nuisance, soak a sponge or cloth in White Vinegar and place it in the garden. This will discourage feline attention as cats hate the smell of White Vinegar.
White Vinegar and Bicarbonate of Soda are part of the Clean & Natural cleaning range by Dri-Pak, and are available from independent hardware stores and supermarkets. White Vinegar and Bicarbonate of Soda both have a recommended retail price of 99p. For further information and cleaning tips, visit www.dri-pak.co.uk.
Public Relations by Freestyle PR - part of Freestyle Marketing Nottingham
If you own a dog or a cat, you know that sometimes ‘little accidents’ can happen, resulting in unsightly and odorous stains on carpets and soft furnishings. When cleaning up these ‘accidents’ it is important to remove the odour as well as the stain, as the smell will encourage your pets to return to the same place.
White Vinegar is a tried and proven ingredient that aids in removing both urine stains and the odour for good. Always test White Vinegar on a small, inconspicuous patch of fabric before use on large areas to prevent damage.
To remove stains and odours, simply make up a vinegar solution by combining one part white vinegar to two parts warm water. Soak a clean cloth in the solution and dab affected area. When the solution has dried, wipe away the solution and the stain with a clean cloth and warm water. After the area has been cleaned, cover with Bicarbonate of Soda and leave overnight before vacuuming.
Keeping your cat off certain surfaces in your home can also be a problem, as cats tend to favour high areas such as tabletops, kitchen counters, bookshelves, window sills, and even fireplace mantles. Discourage your cat from perching in such places by spraying surfaces with White Vinegar.
If pesky neighbourhood cats in your garden are a nuisance, soak a sponge or cloth in White Vinegar and place it in the garden. This will discourage feline attention as cats hate the smell of White Vinegar.
White Vinegar and Bicarbonate of Soda are part of the Clean & Natural cleaning range by Dri-Pak, and are available from independent hardware stores and supermarkets. White Vinegar and Bicarbonate of Soda both have a recommended retail price of 99p. For further information and cleaning tips, visit www.dri-pak.co.uk.
Public Relations by Freestyle PR - part of Freestyle Marketing Nottingham
Labels: bicarbonate of soda, white vinegar
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