Molecular neutralization of odors

Neutralizing formulas

There is no universal neutralizer: each formula is designed for a specific molecular group. Click on an odor to see its guide.

Neutralising is not saturating

A fragrance-filled air conditioner keeps the scent molecules there. Our formulas do not compete with them: they react with the odor molecules and transform them into other molecules that do not smell, in a stoichiometric relationship, without the need to saturate the environment. The most common odors come from three molecular groups (thiols, amines, and fatty acids), and that is why each formula is designed for a specific group. Once the odor has been neutralized, they release a gentle fragrance that enhances the perception of space.

What formula for each scent

The efficiency of each formula according to the type of odor, grouped by molecular family. Each case requires its own diagnosis.

Hydrocarbons and mercaptans

Smoke and burnt

faecal odours from toilet

Fuel, paint and solvents

Fatty acids and amines

Toilet and urine

Mercaptans, fatty acids and amines

Waste

Fried foods and cooking

Organic decomposition

Drains and sewers

Isn't your scent present? We assign it based on its molecular group. Tell us what it smells like or ask a question. Scent AI.

What formula does your space need?

Tell us what it smells like, where it is, and how much surface area needs to be covered. We propose the appropriate formula and system.