We take the Flor tile up as soon as the accident happens. I take it to the sink or shower, and flush it with room temp water for 5 or 6 minutes. I flush it then with white vinegar and let it sit for about 10 minutes, then rinse with water again. I let it dry outside in the wind and shade for about 24 hours. No smells left. We have water resistant laminate under the Flor, and so far the urine has never gone through to that surface.

If you are not watching for your dog's cues and letting him out regularly, shame on you. Make it a practice to walk him every time you go to the potty, and you'll be well on the way.

If incontinence or laziness (or not being willing to use the dog door when it's raining, like one of ours) is really the issue, and a dog door is not feasible, and you're not willing to make sure he goes out 1) every time he wakes up and 2) after he eats, and 3) after or during playtime, go back to what worked for the puppy--find a place in the house for your dog to potty, get puppy pads or a small vinyl kiddie swimming pool (on sale at Walmart now), line it with newspapers, and use a paper towel to collect some of his urine and feces the next time you all are out. It won't take much. His nose is incredibly powerful, and I hope yours isn't. Put it in the pool. Now, confine your dog, for a while, wake him up from a nap, watching him the whole time, and feed him, watching him every minute. PAY ATTENTION TO YOUR DOG UNTIL HE STARTS TO LOOK FOR A PLACE TO POTTY. Scoop him up, or guide him to the pool, use your regular potty word, and wait till he goes. PRAISE AND TREAT. Lather, rinse and repeat. In other words, keep it up until he's got it. Always leave just a scrap or two of soiled newspaper until he is reliable in the pool.

If it's spite tinkle, he gets to be in his crate unless you can pay attention to your dog every minute he's out of the crate. You do have a crate, and use it, right? RIGHT!?! Then take him to walk or to the yard, wait till he goes, and praise and treat when he goes in the right place.

And remember, if you don't catch him in the act in the house, the only one who is scolded is you for not paying more attention. It's too late to correct him at that point.

Have fun. Enjoy your dog AND your Flor tiles.

P.S. Naturess Miracle works great for us, too, if we have something that cannot go into the wash or the sink. No affiliation...yet.

P.P.S. I'm not a professional dog trainer--just a successful amateur with many years experience with my own dogs. If you don't like what I've suggested, ignore it,. This is a no whining zone, even for the dogs.