CKF Vacate Cleaning Perth – Cleaning Tips

No matter how trained the dog or cat, there will be days when you might accidentally step on a “poop”. Let me share some tips to get rid of the stinks and stays

Let’s start with the cat’s poop, clean it up with newspaper until it’s dry then spray it with distilled white vinegar or a bleaching agent found in any household. If it happens to urine in the carpet, cover the under and top of the spot with a newspaper until it absorbs the wetness before cleaning with soap and water, then use a blower to dry

The dog’s poop is a little bit easier to be clean up. For the dog’s urine, you can do the same as above. If at times they do it outside of the house and it is soft, cover it with sand until it is hard enough to be shoveled. You can also put distilled white vinegar in the soil so they won’t poop there again next time. If you have coal around reserved for barbecue days then you can put coal on the spot so it can absorb the smell. If you don’t want your pet to poop or urinate again at the same spot, you have to remove the smell completely.

Always have a small plastic rake to use for your carpets, sofas and beds for cleaning away your pet furs/hairs. Do this before using a vacuum cleaner to avoid clogging the vacuum. Or use a rubber gloves and wet it when you remove the hair with your hands so it will form a snowball.

For your cat’s litter bin, put a plastic bag on the strainer then top it with newspapers as it helps in absorbing the smell. Clean the litter bin with soda or distilled white vinegar to remove the smell immediately.

For more thorough cleaning you can depend on a professional cleaner to do the job because they will leave no spot, stain or smell unchecked. Your house will be as good and ready to receive visitors.