Apply a mixture of antibacterial dish soap or pet stain cleaner and water on the stained area. Work the stain with a brush until all the stains come out. Rinse the spot with clean water and blot the excess water. Cleaning a dog poop-stained carpet may take a while, depending on the type of carpet and size of the stain. Read our step-by-step guide on how to clean soft and dry dog poop from the carpet.

How to clean soft dog poop from the carpet

The sooner you clean the soft dog poop, the easier it will be to remove any stains. Acids from dog poop or diarrhea can ruin carpet fibers. Follow the steps below to get rid of soft poop stains. Check this too: Bisell Carpet Cleaner Troubleshooting

Things You’ll Need

Commercial pet stain cleanerDishwashing soap or laundry detergentWhite vinegarBaking sodaScooperRubber GlovesSoft-bristled brushCotton cloths or paper towels

Directions

How do you get dried poop out of carpet?

Sometimes you leave your dog indoors and have to clean the dog poop after it has dried. Here is how to remove dried poop out from the carpet;

How to Sanitize a Carpet after dog poop

Sanitizing the carpet with dog poop stain is essential after cleaning to avoid transferring germs to other areas. After cleaning the poop and you smell a faint odor, it means the germs are still present. There are several products you can use to disinfect a dog poop stain. Follow the steps below;

What takes poop stains out of a carpet?

The longer the poop sits on the carpet, the more stubborn the stain may be. For commercial cleaning products, we recommend using enzyme and oxygen-based cleaners such as Bissell pet stain remover, Simple Solution Extreme Pet Stain and Odor Remover. Spray the commercial product generously on the stain and allow the enzymes to work on the stain for a couple of hours, and let it dry on its own. When the product dries, vacuum the area. Alternatively, you can make a homemade stain remover. Sprinkle baking soda on the spot and spray it with a solution of 3% hydrogen peroxide and cold water. Scrub the area with a soft-bristled brush to lift the stain. Blot the water with paper towels, cotton towels, or a wet/dry vac. Check this too: How to Clean Engineered Hardwood Floors

Conclusion

Try out the simple cleaning tips from the article above. With a quality commercial pet stain cleaner and scrubbing, you can quickly remove dog poop from your carpet. To quickly remove the poop before the stain sets in, you can make a cleaning solution of water, white vinegar, and baking soda.