Odor Elimination products - Application Notes for Drapes and Upholstery

First!		Test an inconspicuous area for staining and discoloration before treating a more conspicuous area.
1.		Locate the source of the odor by using a black light or your nose. Be aware that there may be more than one source of the smell in close proximity. Multiple odor sources are particularly common with cat spray and dog urine.
2.		Spray the entire affected area with Odor Destroyer until damp. It is important to realize that urine and spray run downward (toward the earth). For maximum results orient the affected object so that the Odor Destroyer flows downward into the affected area whenever possible. For example: If a sofa cushion has been affected on the sitting surface, leave it flat while treating. Standing it in edge in the garage will decrease the results, as gravity will pull the Odor Destroyer away from the odor source.
3.		If the fabric has a coarse surface, work the fluid into the carpet using a soft brush or appropriate device. In order to minimize fraying and maximize penetration, keep all strokes along the grain of the fabric.
4.		Wait 24 hours and re-smell the entire affected area (particularly the edges). If you still smell the odor, repeat steps 1-3. If you smell the fragrance and a musty odor like stale bread, take heart. Most of odor has been attacked and is being broken down into harmless compounds. If you smell nothing but the fragrance, be happy. You have eliminated the problem Repeat steps 1-3 as neccessary.
5.		That's it! Enjoy your odor free upholstery and home!