It's just pee. Wipe it off and stop freaking out.

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I've taken the covers off of our microfiber cushions and I've washed them on gentle cycle in the washing machine and then air dried them. It was a risk that I was willing to take because they really needed washing. I knew that there was a chance that they could have been ruined in the process but luckily they turned out quite well.

I use some of the cat pee spray - it’s enzymatic and very good at attacking odor. I like nature’s miracle which can be harder to find. But it’s always at pet smart.

Does the cushion cover come off for washing? If you can't fit the cushion insert in the washer as well, buy a gallon jug of Nature's Miracle and soak the area. Remember you need the NM to soak at least as far down into the foam as the urine. Don't bother with anything that sprays. You need to pour.

Do you really think this would do the trick on an 8 year old pee stain?

Does the cushion cover come off for washing? If you can't fit the cushion insert in the washer as well, buy a gallon jug of Nature's Miracle and soak the area. Remember you need the NM to soak at least as far down into the foam as the urine. Don't bother with anything that sprays. You need to pour.

Anonymous wrote:Here is a youtube video of me cleaning pee out of my microfiber sofa. It really worked!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBjrLUHDwH8

Good thing you disabled the comments. Your video is terrible. Get to the point.

Anonymous wrote:how new? might be under warranty. I just bought a couch from Macy's and purchased a 5 year warranty because the fabric is light.

How would this be covered under a warranty?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nature's Miracle is great - but I'd spot test to make sure it won't stain or leave water marks behind.

This. Urine leaves an odor that lasts forever. Natures miracle is made to break down the enzymes in urine. We used it on mattresses almost every night when potty training

It truly is a miracle !
If it can eliminate cat pee, it can get rid of kid pee!

Pour salt or baking soda all over the wet spot (even a huge area is fine). Then vacuum it up. Will pull out the wet and the smell. I would actually do a two step process for pee - first salt to get the most moisture, than baking soda second and let it dry and the vacuum up.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Nature's Miracle is great - but I'd spot test to make sure it won't stain or leave water marks behind.

This. Urine leaves an odor that lasts forever. Natures miracle is made to break down the enzymes in urine. We used it on mattresses almost every night when potty training

+1 We clean our microfiber couch with Natures Miracle all the time. Going on 9 years old (all with dogs, 6.5 with kids) and it looks great. After the youngest was potty trained, I had it steam-cleaned, to start fresh.

Sounds like Poppy from the Seinfeld episode.