Does it eliminate cooking odours?
1477907
I haven't used it in the kitchen. It smells like fabric softner for your clothes. I don't think it's strong enough for a garlic/onion smell.
1477908
I'm not sure but it should. I use it in the laundry room where I keep my kitty litter box. Works pretty well .
1477909
I used these in my closets along with the damp rid closet hangers. They did get rid of odor and they do last around 90 days.
1477910
sorry I don't know that I got it to put in a damp area under the tub. I am not knocking the product, it worked OK #1 for me
1477911
I would try washing any microhood or venthood filters first, if you can? Metal ones can go thru the dishwasher and then usually better catch contaminants without any grease, etc possibly clogging them up.. They work best if you crack a window too, before turning them on (especially in newer homes with better insulation). Not exactly what you were asking, lol, but hopefully this helps. Yes, the carbon in these filters should help too. Mostly with stagnant smells, not necessarily while cooking though.
1477912
I don't know. I only use it in the basement in conjunction with a dehumidifier to keep the basement fresh in the warmer months. It might be worth a try. It sure makes the basement smell good.
358004
Yes, it removes both the taste and odor of chlorine. It produces a crisp clean taste even when the water supplier uses large amounts of chlorine to purify the water. I have been very pleased with the results.
678230
No, it doesn't smell but you must NOT use the stove indoors or in enclosed place.
467268
No. there is no odor from the product. I don't think it masks the odor either but eliminates it.
18677
It's too big for a sink. Don't know about eliminating odors but it does have charcoal in the filter.
1719002
We don't smoke in the house but it eliminates other odors like garlic, dog smells and cooking odors.
1590190
Yes it does reduce odors from other rooms here that drift into my room, such as cologne, plug-in air fresheners, aerosol air fresheners, kitchen odors. Even using the washable pre-filter instead of the charcoal one works, I believe the ionization helps to filter out odors.
1456163
Not really, it spells almost fragrant free. You wouldn't noticed a smell at all
1574341
No. I use it once a week to boil 30 dozen eggs and I have never smelled anything unusual.
944000
Yes it does. At least it did for me. Open it up. Air it out in an open area. Another tip when I encounter smells is a small bowl of white vinegar placed nearby overnight. Let me know how it goes!
1932021
The insert that came with the lamp says not to add any oils or sprays, so I personally haven't tried it. There was a strange odor in my apartment when I moved in, and I have noticed that it has disappeared within a week of using this lamp, however. I haven't tried it with any strong cooking odors, though.
1477714
No, it will not contain odors. The top is split down the middle where the grill handle sticks through.
1403483
I don't have a good answer. I have used it and has eliminated any problem. Smells included... You might want to contact the manufacturer. Sorry! Works great for me! :)
1050739
It should act odorlessly. It is a filter. As to whether it will remove air freshener odor and incense odor. You need to not use those products anymore. If you no longer use the air freshener and the incense this has a chance of removing the odor. I have burned food on occasion and this will remove the smell after running it on high speed. Of course if I burn a meal again the burnt smell will come back. Also if you change or wash your curtains it may help.
457668
Nope. Never leaves a bad smell in the house or the food. Works great and has my recommendation for large family/meals.
815731
It does have a smell to it but it's not overpowering. As for the kitchen I suppose just as long as your not spraying all your pots and pans and utensils with it. Use a small handheld spray bottle in the house. And make sure the area is well ventilated and fluffy is secured in another room so he isn't licking it up. Once it drys you wi be fine. But remember I said this stuff doesn't kill on contact. It works by attacking the bug/insect nervous system and respatory system and killing it over time. It does work but you have to give it a day to three days to see its effects. And prolong of this and you will reap the benefits.
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I really think it will. It's quite good at neutralizing smells. Although I think I read somewhere that a bowl of white vinegar will kill these smells as well. You might want to search this as an interim solution.