Things You'll Need
- Plastic gloves
- Dry towel
- Hydrogen peroxide
- Water
- Baking soda
- Bucket
- Sponge
- Wash cloth
- Detergent
Instructions
Wear a pair of plastic gloves---surgical or cleaning will suffice---before you get started. It's always smart to protect your hands before cleaning something such as pet urine in order to avoid getting sick.
Dab the area where your cat urinated with a dry towel. Press gently around the area to absorb excess urine. Do not rub yet. As the dry towel becomes damp with urine, replace it with a clean towel.
Mix two cups of hydrogen peroxide with a cup of warm water in a bucket. Add two teaspoons of baking soda and stir until the soda is completely dissolved. Apply the mixture to a sponge and gently scrub the affected surface.
Wipe up the mixture with a warm, clean, damp washcloth or towel.
Mix one tablespoon of color-friendly laundry detergent with two cups of warm water in a bucket. Again, gently scrub the affected surface. This will further sanitize the area and will also scent it.
Dab the area with a dry towel to absorb any remaining moisture. Wait for 24 hours to let the cushion dry completely.