Odor remover for those who won't settle for "air freshener"
Odor remover for the home
Anyone looking for an odor remover for the home usually suffers from a concrete odor source. That could be pet odor, smoke, cooking smells, urine, or a musty room.
Always start by finding that cause. A dirty dog bed, urine spot, ashtray, moisture problem, or greasy kitchen surfaces will continue to produce odor as long as the source is present.
Clean the source, let materials dry, ventilate, and then potentially use an electric odor remover for residual odor in the room.
Electric odor remover
An electric odor remover can be used when you want to use a neutralizing application via an electric diffusion system.
The Ambielectric diffuser is plugged directly into the wall outlet and uses a ready-to-use refill. There is no water reservoir required.
Which odor-removing application is used is determined by the refill: for example Magic Neutralizer, AnimalFresh, or Tabac Neutral.
Odor remover for dog and cat odors
An odor remover for pet odors can be used as a supplement after the main sources of dog or cat odors have been addressed.
For example, wash or clean pet beds, blankets, rugs, furniture, and other materials where odors can accumulate.
If pet odors still linger in the room afterwards, you can choose AnimalFresh Neutralizer or AnimalFresh Citrus.
Odor remover for smoke smells
Removing smoke odors often requires more than just treating the air in the room.
Smoke residue can adhere to curtains, furniture, textiles, ceilings, and other surfaces. That is why cleaning these materials is an important part of the approach.
For residual smoke and tobacco odors, Tabac Neutral can be used afterward.
Odorless odor remover
Not everyone wants to smell a distinct perfume in the room after tackling an unpleasant odor.
In that case, you can look for an odorless odor remover. Magic Neutralizer is designed to neutralize general unwanted residual odors without intentionally adding a recognizable fragrance profile.
This makes it a different application than a room fragrance, where the specific goal is to make a desired scent noticeable in the room.
Professional odor remover for businesses
A professional odor remover can also be relevant for shops, offices, showrooms, salons, waiting rooms, and other business locations.
Here too, the first step is to look at the actual source of the odor. Think of waste, sanitary facilities, moisture, textiles, pets, or smoke residue.
Once the source has been addressed as much as possible, a suitable neutralizing refill can be used for the remaining odor.
Neutralizing odors instead of masking them
Neutralizing odors and masking odors do not have the same goal.
When masking, you are primarily adding a different scent. As a result, the original odor may still be present and mix with the added perfume.
For odor removal, we therefore look first at the source and then at a neutralizing application for the residual odor.
Odor remover for large spaces
When choosing an odor remover for a large space, you must take the total air volume into account.
Calculate that volume using length × width × height. A large room with a high ceiling can contain significantly more air than the floor surface suggests.
Ambielectric Star is intended for rooms up to approximately 200 m³. Plus is intended for larger rooms up to approximately 400 m³.
Unpleasant odor keeps returning
When an unpleasant odor keeps returning, it is often a reason to re-examine the source.
Contamination may be deeper in textiles, under a floor, behind a piece of furniture, or in another hard-to-reach place.
Ventilation problems or moisture can also cause an odor to keep coming back. A diffuser alone does not solve such an underlying problem.
Which odor remover should I choose?
Which odor remover you need depends on the cause of the odor.
For general unwanted residual odors, you can look at Magic Neutralizer. For pet odors, there are AnimalFresh variants, and for smoke and tobacco odors, Tabac Neutral is intended.
If you are in doubt about the application, you can request free scent advice and briefly indicate which odor, room size, and situation is involved.