INSTRUCTIONS

STEP 1

STEP 1 AND THE MOST IMPORTANT STEP. APPLY 2 OZ OF PRODUCT DIRECTLY ON CARPET IN AN INCONSPICUOUS LOCATION LIKE THE BACK OF A CLOSET AND LET SIT FOR 24 HOURS. AFTER 24 HOURS IF THERE IS ANY DISCOLORATION, DISCONTINUE USE AND RETURN FOR A FULL MONEY BACK GUARANTEE. 

*USE AT OWN RISK. PET PEE DETECTIVE IS NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DISCOLORATION OR DAMAGE AS WE DO NOT KNOW THE CONDITION OF YOUR HOME OR BUSINESS*

STEP 2

Using the 365nm flash light. We highly recommend using uv protection glasses before and during use. Best to do this step at night with no lights on. The darker the better. Identify urine spots. 

STEP 3

If you just have one pet, feel free to use all 6 rings. Place rings as center as possible around each spot you find. We recommend just doing 6 spots per day. 

If you have multiple pets of different sizes, then use the large ring for the large spots and same for medium and small rings to spots. 

STEP 4

Turn on lights. Using the pump. Attach extention hose. Insert into bottle and extract recommended amount. Aim for the the middle of the spot. Slowly push out product. Leave ring undisturbed for 12 to 24 hours. 

Cats we recommend 2oz for each spot. Definitely let sit for 24 hours.

Small  5 to 30lbs dogs use 2oz to 4oz

Medium 30 to 60lbs dogs use 4oz to 6oz

Large over 60lbs dogs 6oz. 

Once you have applied product go to bed. 12 to 24hrs later, Step 5. 

STEP 5

12 to 24 hours of letting product sit, it is time for the last step. You will need the deep extraction tool, a few glasses of water and a WET/DRY shop vac. Bigger the shop vac the better. The deep extraction tool does accommodate 3 different sizes of vacuum hose. In the rare event, your vac hose does not fit, you may need to go to the hardware store for an adaptor. They should be less than $10.

Pour a cup of water in the center of the ring. Turn vacuum on, place tool in the center of where the ring was. You should see a flush of white suds. Pour another cup of water until there is little to no suds left. Do this a few times before moving onto the next ring.