The Odour eliminating gel works in the background for ongoing odour control. Just open and leave, it doesn’t pump nasty chemicals into the air, leaves a smell free environment for approximately 30 days.

• Continuous, 24/7, odour control.
• Like a candle you never have to blow out.
• A very low-maintenance product, because all you have to do is take the seal off and set it somewhere in the room. Then you’re done!
• Can put anywhere in room. Just needs ambient air flow.
• Can place in air vent, so all air coming into room is odour free.
• We would recommend treating the room with the spray first, then setting the gel in the air vent.
• lasts for about 30 days.
• Covers a 10×20 sq. ft. room per get pot.
• Use in rooms – bathrooms, laundry rooms (soiled linens), musty basements, smoky rooms, etc.
• Although not recommended it is not harmful if accidently consumed.

Direct spray for instant odour removal.

• Immediate, targeted odour control.
• Least concentrated liquid.
• Can smell plant oils right away, but will dissipate within 10 seconds.
• Can be used on anything that’s water-safe.
• Can be sprayed on a cloth to wipe down surfaces.
• Will not leave a residue. Some other products on the market leave oily residue on the floor, making it slippery.
• Spray on draperies, furniture, and linens that have absorbed odour in rooms.

Highly concentrated odour neutraliser for extraction machines, laundries, mop buckets, or direct cleaning and odour control. It is used in a diluted form.

• Add to detergent when cleaning linens, towels, clothing, micro fiber mops, etc.
• Can be used in extraction machines. As well as elimination the odour from the surface it also clears the extraction machine of bad odour.
• Can be added to steamers to provide an odour control to the steamer.
• Once diluted it can be used in multiple ways in mop buckets or directing wipingCan be used to great effect as an additive in the laundry along with detergents to eliminate bad odours. Many facilities end up throwing out tons of linens because they can’t rid them of odour Bleach can weaken the fibres if used often. Plus, not all linens are white. The Odour eliminating Additive provides another option.