How to REMOVE STAINS and PEE on Couch and Mattress!! (So Easy You Have to Try This) | Andrea Jean 

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Do you add water???

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Thank you...this video really didn't need to be 11 mins long for something so simple

Yes!! Or also, I use a waterproof mattress cover/protector!

How do I clean the wet mattress it's pretty soaked it's n spare room and I didn't notice he been peeing on it till I started spring cleaning. I do have water proof mattress pad for mattress but can't use til it cleaned & dried . (Ty FOR THE REPLIES

Thanks!

What is a good one??

I was thinking why not just get a plastic lined mattress cover under the sheet

Exactly

You are so welcome!

I’m hoping this works! My sectional has taken a beating so i just did the first test cushion. If it works I’m doing the entire couch! I was just looking at a new sectional because I’m tired of the stains!

Thanks so much!

Hi C J, My late husband was the same way. Thirty years ago we had moved back in with his parents, and my mother-in-law caught me cussing in front of the washing machine and asked what was wrong. I told her your son has staining sweat and I can't get it out, even my night gown where we sleep back to back has his stains on it. That's when I found out he got that from his Dad. And to use either a half cup to a quarter cup of each, in every load: baking soda, washing soda, and Borax, and the OxiClean, with the minimum amount of laundry detergent for the load size, then use distilled white vinegar in the rinse cycle, and do an extra rinse. Too much detergent doesn't fully rinse out and it attracts dirt to it, making the problem worse. Put all of the cleaners and detergent in first as the water is filling, let the machine agitate for a minute to stir it up, stop it, then put the laundry in the washer. Restart the washer back to the beginning as soon as it's almost to the end of the wash cycle before it drains, use the heavy duty cycle, and extra rinse. You can also turn off the washer to let the load soak for an hour. Once you get everything clean it's easier to keep it that way. You might need to use a half cup of bleach in the whites as well. Hanging the laundry out on a clothesline lets the sun disinfect, and bleach the stains out too. Like to get a mustard stain out you just leave the item out in direct sunlight for a couple hours, stains gone. I also bought my husband a back brush, changed his shampoo, conditioner, and soap for a month, trying to break the cycle of whatever was wrong with him. And made him drink more water and Gatorade at work. Gatorade stopped the salt rings under his arms on his work shirts. Filling up bottles of water to put in his lunch cooler helped too. Drinking more water helped with the stains too. I used a few 20 ounce soda bottles for the water, and froze them overnight, kept his lunch cold in the car too, and gave him cold water to drink. Only used one frozen two liter bottle as just ice, but if he wanted more water it was there. It took a while but I got him to quit making the stains, and got the stains out of everything. A few years ago he has a white tee shirt covered in grease... it looked like he had wiped off the lawnmower with the shirt after he'd lubed it up. The shirt was ruined. So I did an experiment on it before I threw it out, that worked. I used a spray bottle I got at the Dollar Tree Store, filled it with half water, half bleach. Hung the shirt up in the shower and sprayed the stains. Waited 15 minutes, and then rinsed it well, then used a bucket and my regular laundry mixture, soaked it for an hour, then rinsed it until the water came clean. He wore that shirt for another 5 years. It took him awhile to realize that was the grease shirt, he couldn't believe I got it clean. We only had 33 years together before he died suddenly. I'd give anything to have him back. I'd never complain about his stains again. So even though your husband stains everything, love him like there's no tomorrow. You never know when the last time will be “the last time”. Hope this helps. From some random old widow in Florida. Take care, stay safe, have a nice day. 👵☺️✌️☮️🖖 😷 🙉🙈🙊 🎄🎅🤶🦌⛄❄️🌟

Is ur husband made out of fried chicken??

I have!! I have a video coming out soon Carol ❤️

Thanks so much!

Dont take only my word but I have a brown couch and my dog hasn't been able to control his bladder, I've been dumping vinegar baking soda and hydrogen peroxide on it then vacuuming after letting it sit and it hasn't stained. Not sure if it matters what % peroxide, mine were usually old hair dye ones, ran out going to have to get that little brown bottle next.

I was wondering the same thing. I have a grey sofa as well, and I am going to try this to see if it cleans it up and makes it smell better, but curious how you did the whole cushion. Just the same way, but covering the whole thing?

Test a small area first and see 👍

Was just going to ask this

I had to order it from USA I paid the custom fees and also the int shipping and took 2 weeks to arrive but it worked.

Sleeping elsewhere lol!! 😋 Start this process early in the morning, use less solution in a well ventilated area and it should be dry by night ❤️

After cleaning, buy a waterproof mattress pad. It is worth it ! If you can, even buy two, so you can wash and dry them in the washer/dryer and they protect your expensive tempurpedic mattress!

Hi, Patricia. I realize that the timing of these situations can be so unpredictable. here’s a suggestion, if you do not happen to have an extra bed, or, if your husband wouldn’t feel comfortable sleeping in a different bed......I know that routine and familiar surroundings are key for people with Alzheimers. A possible solution: after blotting dry as much as you can, this would be a great time to sprinkle a GENEROUS amount, of baking soda, on top. Next, cover with something waterproof, and then, add your bedding as usual, you can now use it for the night. In the morning, scoop up as much of the baking soda as possible and cover with more baking soda. Let it dry completely, remove and vacuum thoroughly, repeat if necessary. By putting the baking soda onto the damp spot as soon as possible, it not only helps it to dry, but also pulls a lot of the “yuckiness,” out. This might sound pretty complicated, with my long description, but it isn’t really; and it’s worth it! Let me know how it works. I wish you good, good luck and many blessings, with your husband and your situation. I know this is a very difficult time. Carry-on and keep the faith. 🙏🏼

Amazon has great fabric washable chuck pads. They help greatly.

Put your husband on a mostly organic veggie diet. Plus 4 oz. of meat 3X’s a week. No sugar! Helps so much with Alzheimer’s. Stay away from process foods!

hi! im sure any dish washing soap works :-)

Thank you Kim!!

@@AndreaJean Do you think this would work on water stains as well?

DONT DO IT. Totally ruined my couch with this method

Try coffee grounds let sit 12hr. Vacuum

Awesome Ruth!

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Repeat until the stain is removed from all areas 👍

@@AndreaJean thanks. I meant to say that it removes the stain, but leaves a water ring.

My problem too - the original stain is gone but there is now a (bigger) water ring!

Lol thanks Sarah ✨

I am sorry to hear that

Thank you ❤️