And for this, a common household item is your best weapon: baking soda. Once you have most of the liquid blotted up, the next step is to remove the odor. Fair warning: the soggy towels are probably going to stink, which is a good thing, because it means you’re drawing out as much of the urine and its odor as possible. Blot up all the water, either with towels or a wet vac. Then remove all the paper and rinse the area with cool water. You can stand on the paper for a few minutes to help it absorb the urine more quickly, or just leave the paper until most of the urine is soaked up. Cover that with a thick layer of newspaper. Place a thick layer of paper towels over the wet spot, and, if possible, under it, as well. Now what? Luckily, you probably have the cleaning tools for the job right at hand. That’s when you may want to use a urine stain detector to help you find which areas need cleaning. Some stains may even be difficult to find. And even if you come upon a dried urine puddle or stain, there are still things you can do to remove the smell. Whether on the carpet, hardwood floor, or anywhere else, prompt action is the best way to make sure that dog urine won’t leave a lasting impression (and smell). No matter how well trained your dog is, and how diligently you keep to your potty-break schedule, sometimes pee happens.

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