Help.
After I adopted a second cat, my first cat started peeing on my couch. I have taken her to the vet and changed a number of things and the situation has gotten better if not been resolved.
The problem. I took the covers off the affected cusions. The fabic appears to be dry clean only. I took the covers to a dry cleaner and they said they could clean them but it would take a week. But the covers are no better. After a week of not removing the urine they smell awful. I complained but they said that was the best they could do and basically told me tough luck. Go away
So this time I called a few drycleaners and explained the situation. They said they would be willing to "try" but none gave me a warm fuzzy that they expected to do any better.
Can anyone suggest a solution. Is there a chain of drycleaners that does well or a specific drycleaning method I can inquire about which has a better chance of working
Thanks for any help
After I adopted a second cat, my first cat started peeing on my couch. I have taken her to the vet and changed a number of things and the situation has gotten better if not been resolved.
The problem. I took the covers off the affected cusions. The fabic appears to be dry clean only. I took the covers to a dry cleaner and they said they could clean them but it would take a week. But the covers are no better. After a week of not removing the urine they smell awful. I complained but they said that was the best they could do and basically told me tough luck. Go away
So this time I called a few drycleaners and explained the situation. They said they would be willing to "try" but none gave me a warm fuzzy that they expected to do any better.
Can anyone suggest a solution. Is there a chain of drycleaners that does well or a specific drycleaning method I can inquire about which has a better chance of working
Thanks for any help