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Forum DIET & CARE Removing pee/ pee stains

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    • Opal and Cas
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        I found this link very helpful for removing any bunny pee from my carpets  http://www.ehow.com/way_5426213_cle…arpet.html If anyone else has a better recipe or produce for removing bunny pee and stains please leave a comment  


      • Stickerbunny
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          I use nature’s miracle – let soak for a minute or two, push paper towel on top of it to soak up the urine it removes. Pure white vinegar works too.


        • Deleted User
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            I use a vinegar/water wash and then follow it up with a peroxide wash.

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