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<blockquote data-quote="Combat Advantage" data-source="post: 177090" data-attributes="member: 33095"><p>Sorry I missed that it was the DOG who peed. Here I'm blaming the cats for nothing.</p><p>They're going to get mad at me. </p><p></p><p>If the carpet is shag, you can pinch it and pull up to find out where its fastened. If there's nails on the edge, very carefully, you might be able to pull them with plyers and replace the bent nails with new ones after its all dry. It'll be easier and probably rinse the stain by using towels after testing the white vinegar in an inconspicuous spot behind furniture first for colorfast. A fan facing the lifted underside of the carpet should dry fast. It'll cost you a fraction of the cost of a carpet cleaner rental and shampoo.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Combat Advantage, post: 177090, member: 33095"] Sorry I missed that it was the DOG who peed. Here I'm blaming the cats for nothing. They're going to get mad at me. If the carpet is shag, you can pinch it and pull up to find out where its fastened. If there's nails on the edge, very carefully, you might be able to pull them with plyers and replace the bent nails with new ones after its all dry. It'll be easier and probably rinse the stain by using towels after testing the white vinegar in an inconspicuous spot behind furniture first for colorfast. A fan facing the lifted underside of the carpet should dry fast. It'll cost you a fraction of the cost of a carpet cleaner rental and shampoo. [/QUOTE]
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