How to get dog poop out of carpet

How To Get Dog Poop  Out Of Carpet The secret of how to get dog poop out of carpet is to get a bandana on around your nose and mouth (to stifle the smell), put on your rubber gloves and get down to business  as quickly as you possibly can . Even after fast action, there’s never going to be a substitute for a little professional attention. If you don’t move quickly, you’ll almost certainly need to call someone in to get dog diarrhoea stains out of a carpet. But if you have managed to get there in time, here’s what you need to do: Gather your equipment In addition to the aforementioned “safety equipment” – that’s a bandana so the smell doesn’t make you gag and a pair of gloves because you  clearly  need a pair of gloves for this job – you should also gather: A strong piece of cardboard or plastic dustpan (you can clean it afterwards) White paper towels (Optionally) A sealable plastic bag – one of your doggy poop bags might do it An oxygen-based bleach – most laundry products fit the bill