Water Claw Spotter

Filter out didn't work for me either.

I don't saturate an area 4X6 . I first explain to the customer that as long
as you still have the pet we can not guarantee any results.

I then explain that , " the extreme in a urine contamination case is that
the carpet is discarded, the floor is treated & sealed and a new or
remnant carpet installed. ( No I don't want to do That is always the
response)

"So the best that we can do for you mam when contamination occurs is to
locate , as best we can where the pet has urinated by using a special light
that flouresses the urine spots. Once we locate where the urine has gone
in to the carpet , we can saturate that area with a product that helps
breaks down the bacteria and stain.(PRO"S CHOICE OSR) After it dwells for
a while we extract it out and rinse it .

"As you may know Mam or sir , the spot on top of the carpet can be the
size of a quarter and the spot below the carpet can be the size of a
basketball so there is no way of guaranteeing that we are going to get it
all ..But it should be a good improvement. The cost is $75.00 per hour for
the time spent on the contamination. Usually we can do most rooms in 1/
2 to 1 hour. I'll know more once we start the process.

Do you wish us to proceeds?

Doug and Mr. Steamer what is your alternative for Filtration lines and or
urine contamination. There is nothing 100% in these situations. Filter out
is the best I have found to date . If you are willing to share your solution
to the above situation , please do , it will be appreciated

Thanks

Doug,

I draw as much out of the carpet as possible with the water claw then I
rinse the spots and area thoroughly if residue is left under the carpet I
doubt we have any health issues. Remember what Health issue we had
prior to starting the process. The carpet was contaminated with Urine.

A question such as this would be better answered by the chemist at
pro's choice.

Again , What is your alternative if you would share your way with the rest
of us so we can all improve.

Thanks in advance

doug,

I am almost sick of saying the word Proxi myself. But had a customer say it removed filtration lines for him.

First of all Doug, I am not BS'ing anyone I am describing how I handle the
urine contamination at this time until you are willing to post your better
method so we all can learn a better way. (So far no positive answers.)

If you will go back and review my explanation to the customer.

This is all about alternatives. The customer is told of the only surefire
way of getting rid of the contamination.( removal / replacement and clean
disinfect and reseal the floor etc. ....they are not willing to go that route.

We then offer them the option to locate each urine spot with a black light
treat the urine spot not only the quarter size spot on top but by finding
out how big the dog is I saturate an area about 4to5 times the size of the
spot on top. this takes into account that the pad spot below is always
bigger than the top spot.

We saturate to reach as far down as the urine. I would never ever saturate
a carpet unless I knew positively that I can remove the moisture as far
down as I am letting it get. If you have never used a Water Claw or OSR I
recommend checking it out. It does draw the moisture from deep into the
bottom layers.

If you are only willing to bash someone when they explain a newer
method that works for them . SO BE IT.
No one said you had to use this method. You act as if we are shoving a
method down your throat I'm not.

I am only explaining what works for me and I feel I am very upfront with
the customer. reread my previous post.

If you have a better method Please share it with all of us so we can all
learn how to properly handle urine contamination. Thanks

well said doug...I guess no baaa baaa for you

Doug, my jets are now cool ...Thanks