Harvard Chemical 350404 Flush Out Urine Salt Pretreatment – 4 Gallon Case

Professional mildly acidic pretreatment designed to dissolve dried urine salts and heavy urine deposits before enzyme or bacterial odor treatment.

Dissolve Urine Salts Before Applying an Enzyme

Harvard Chemical Flush Out is a professional urine-decontamination pretreatment formulated to dissolve and liquefy urine salts and heavy dried urine deposits. Removing or loosening these deposits allows the contaminated area to be cleaned, rinsed and treated more effectively with an enzyme or bacterial urine digestant.

Urine contamination can penetrate beyond the visible carpet fibers and collect in the carpet backing, cushion, upholstery padding, tack strip or subfloor. As the liquid dries, mineral salts become concentrated and may continue attracting moisture and releasing odor. Flush Out helps break up those deposits as the first step in a complete urine stain and odor treatment process.

Product Benefits

• Helps dissolve and liquefy dried urine salts
• Loosens heavy and aged urine deposits
• Mildly acidic professional formulation
• Low-odor liquid
• Excellent detergency
• Prepares contaminated materials for enzyme or bacterial digestion
• Suitable for pet urine, human urine and incontinence-related contamination
• Economical four-gallon case for professional cleaners and restoration contractors

Dilution and Coverage

Actual coverage depends on the depth, age and size of the contamination and whether the urine has penetrated the carpet cushion, upholstery padding or subfloor.

Directions for Use

1. Locate the full extent of the urine contamination.
2. Test the carpet, rug, upholstery or other surface in an inconspicuous location for colorfastness and material compatibility.
3. For routine urine-removal jobs, mix one part Flush Out with three parts water.
4. For extremely heavy urine salt deposits, the product may be used full strength.
5. Liberally apply the solution to the contaminated area.
6. Allow the product to dwell for approximately 5–10 minutes.
7. Clean the area thoroughly with the appropriate detergent.
8. Rinse with fresh water or perform hot-water extraction.
9. After cleaning and rinsing, apply a compatible enzyme or bacterial urine digestant to treat remaining organic contamination.

Professional Treatment Sequence

Recommended Applications

• Residential and commercial carpeting
• Water-cleanable upholstery
• Compatible area rugs
• Pet urine contamination
• Human urine and incontinence treatment
• Hotels and lodging facilities
• Healthcare and senior-living facilities
• Veterinary offices, kennels and animal-care facilities
• Property-management and restoration projects

Product Specifications

What You Receive

One factory case containing four 1-gallon bottles of Harvard Chemical Flush Out urine salt pretreatment, for a total of four gallons.

Sprayers, measuring containers, extraction equipment, UV inspection lights, enzyme treatments and other accessories are not included unless specifically stated in the shopping-cart description.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Flush Out an enzyme treatment?

No. Flush Out is an acidic pretreatment designed to dissolve urine salts. After the area is cleaned and rinsed, an enzyme or bacterial urine digestant should normally be applied to treat residual organic contamination.

How much ready-to-use solution does this case make?

At the routine 1:3 dilution, four gallons of concentrate can make approximately 16 gallons of ready-to-use solution. When used full strength, the case supplies four gallons of treatment solution.

Can it be used on old urine deposits?

Yes. Flush Out is particularly useful for dried and concentrated urine deposits. Severe contamination may require repeated treatment or direct treatment of the carpet cushion, upholstery padding or subfloor.

Will it permanently remove every urine odor?

No single surface-applied product can guarantee correction of every urine odor. Results depend on locating and reaching all contaminated materials. Cushion replacement, tack-strip removal or subfloor cleaning and sealing may be necessary when urine has penetrated below the carpet.

Can it be used on wool rugs or delicate upholstery?

Material and dye compatibility varies. Always inspect the care label and test an inconspicuous area before full application. Valuable or delicate rugs should be evaluated by a trained rug-cleaning professional.

Safety Information

• Read and follow the current product label and Safety Data Sheet before use.
• Use appropriate gloves, eye protection and other personal protective equipment.
• Avoid contact with eyes and skin.
• Do not mix with bleach, alkaline cleaners or other chemicals.
• Keep out of reach of children and pets.
• Test all surfaces for compatibility and colorfastness before treatment.
• Store in the original closed container under appropriate conditions.