What's the difference between an Odor Eliminator and a Freshener?
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An odour eliminator and a freshener serve different purposes when it comes to managing smells:
1. Odour Eliminator:
- Purpose: Designed to neutralize or eliminate unpleasant odours.
- Mechanism: Works by chemically reacting with odour molecules to neutralize them, absorbing odours, or using enzymatic processes to break down odour-causing compounds.
- Example: Products containing activated charcoal, baking soda, or enzymatic cleaners.
2. Freshener:
- Purpose: Adds a pleasant fragrance to the air or surface, masking bad smells rather than eliminating them.
- Mechanism: Releases fragrant compounds into the air to provide a fresh scent, often through essential oils, synthetic fragrances, or aerosol sprays.
- Example: Air fresheners, scented candles, and diffusers.
Odour eliminators focus on removing the source of bad smells, while fresheners aim to cover them up with a more pleasant scent.
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