- Remove the source of the odor from the affected area and dispose of it properly.
- Wash the affected area with an anti-bacterial disinfectant according to the directions on its label.
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- Remove the source of the odor from the affected area either by clearing it away (in the case of solid matter) or blotting with paper towels.
- Blot the remaining stain with paper towels, applying steady yet gentle pressure.
- Moisten a sponge with some bacteria/enzyme digester and blot stain according to directions on its label.
- Cover the stain with a plastic bag to help the digester retain moisture.
- Allow the area to air-dry.
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- For severe stains, allow the digester to soak into the stain for several hours.
- For carpets, apply a small amount of carpet shampoo (according to the directions on its label) after applying the bacteria/enzyme digester.
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- Remove the source of the odor from the affected area and dispose of it properly.
- Air out the affected area by opening windows or directing fans in its direction.
- Apply an odor-neutralizing spray to the area.
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- Wear rubber gloves when disinfecting.
- Avoid using generic "air fresheners" that simply cover foul odors with perfumes.
- Odor-neutralizing sprays can usually be bought at supermarkets, but janitorial supply stores will feature a wider variety of these products.
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