Blot up fresh urine immediately with paper towels or a clean cloth
Rinse the area with cold water
Clean hard surfaces with an enzymatic cleaner
Clean carpets and upholstery with an enzymatic cleaner made for pet or human urine
Avoid using hot water at first, as it can set the odor
Avoid mixing ammonia-based cleaners with urine residue
Wash washable fabrics with detergent and a cup of white vinegar if safe for the fabric
Add baking soda to laundry for odor removal if the fabric allows
Soak heavily affected clothing or linens before washing
Steam clean carpets only after removing the urine odor source
Dry the area completely after cleaning
Repeat enzymatic treatment if the smell remains
Replace padding or underlayers if urine has soaked through
Use an air purifier or ventilate the room
Sprinkle baking soda on dry carpets, let sit, then vacuum
Clean pet accidents promptly to prevent repeated marking
Check for hidden urine spots with a blacklight
Use odor-sealing primer and repaint if urine has soaked into walls or floors
Call a professional cleaner for severe or old urine odors