[Yaakov Lewin]

I was called to a job where a child has urinated on carpet, and it appears to be a significant amount that has penetrated deeply. I'm trying to determine the best treatment approach:
Should I use Prozyme or M-Power or something else like final phase for this situation?

I notice the Prozyme directions state:

dilute 1 litre of Prozyme with 1 litre of warm water, allow 15-20 minutes contact time, machine rinse with plain water, re-treat and leave.
This seems to suggest no extraction is needed when using Prozyme - is that correct? Or would using a water claw for extraction be beneficial regardless of which product I choose?
Any advice from those with experience handling deep urine saturation in carpets would be appreciated.

[Stoots]

Just wet it and  mask the smell with sumert.

Once youve got paid its their problem.

[Mr Dvae]

i would go with prozyme, you might need to renew the affected underlay. yellowing may be permanent.

[Yaakov Lewin]

I'm trying to decide between Prozyme and Un-Duz-It for carpet cleaning urine. Prozyme appeals to me because it advertises a 'saturate and leave' approach, eliminating the need for water claw extraction.

Today I returned to the site and applied only Prozyme, as I had previously cleaned with Enz-All and didn't feel it necessary to follow the complete extract-and-reapply process mentioned in the instructions. I'm hoping for good results, but I'm concerned about potential issues from leaving the carpet wet for an extended period. Has anyone had experience with this method?