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How to Get Pee Out of a Mattress

Accidents happen. Whether it’s from a young child or a pet, dealing with urine stains and odors on your mattress can be challenging. Fortunately, our AI assistant is here to guide you through effective and easy methods to restore your mattress to its clean and fresh state.

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Accidents happen, and getting pee out of a mattress can be straightforward with the right approach. Start by blotting the area with a clean cloth to absorb as much moisture as possible. Then, apply a mixture of baking soda and white vinegar. This helps to neutralize odors and break down stains. Let it sit, then vacuum it up. Have you had this problem before, or is it a recent issue? There's no judgment here—I can offer other tips if needed!