Would it eliminate perfume ordor from acar interior?
1972094
I don't thank so cause it didn't eliminate the doggie smell from the pet area in my home!
1972095
I would think that it would. It eliminate any kind of odor, mine was eliminating the odor from my basement after the flood last year.
1972096
Honestly, I doubt it. I suffer from severe multiple chemical sensitivities and laundry products (especially those evil dryer sheets) are especially bad for me. So rather than clear out our walk-in closet and repeatedly wash hundreds of garments over and over to remove scents from products we used prior to my affliction, we tried placing a large number of these volcanic rocks things in the closet with absolutely no effect whatsoever. I'd suggest wiping all the hard surfaces of your car interior down with Armor All (not much of a scent), and having the fabric surfaces (carpets, carpeted floor mats, and cloth seats if they're not leather) steam cleaned by Servicemaster or a similar company. Make sure it's pure steam with no scents or chemical additives. And drive with all the windows down as often as you can. Good luck!
1972097
It would certainly help, but I can't say if it will totally remove it. I think it's worth a try.
854522
A little bit, but one you remove packaging it airs out fast. Harder plastic doesn't seem to hold any scents.
1075127
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.
801064
I don't have it in my kitchen, but I think you have to look for one that specifically says it eliminates odors. I don't believe this one does.
1689435
It is not that immediate, but after a few hours of permeating the environment, your car interior will be odor free. Good idea to let your car run for a short while with the interior re circulation FAN on. This product removed the smell of mold from my interior. Great product!
2180918
No. You can only use pure essential oil. The chemical constituent in the regular perfume will damage the vibrational device.
952514
I hadn't really noticed since the things I am steam cleaning have just been washed, but I would suspect that the answer would be yes. The steam is very hot and if the odor isn't much to begin with, the steam will probably get rid of it (like if you're wearing something for a second time). Hope this helps you. I am absolutely in love with the steam cleaner.
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.
1957577
Not really. There's a VERY mild smell of, well, cleaner, but not a strong disinfectant smell or fake perfume odor.
443124
I don't believe it will make the smell disappear. It will cover it up for a while.
512092
If there was an odor it went away. I hate those types of smells so I didn't notice any smell.
240769
Yes, of course with caution and adequate ventilation. The best way to use indoors is shortly vacate the area until aerosol is settled on surfaces. Then, being careful not to allow foods and other consumables which could come into contact to go unwashed before reuse.
2047934
No, but the fragrance is not strong. It is the BEST stain remover on the market - hands down!
1738591
If it's just the odor in the air...yes...if the gas is is on fabric (or whatever) I am pretty sure Fabreeze or something stronger would be better. This Ozium can remove odors from some fabric, but gas is pretty strong. It'w what the Airlines used to use when smoking was allowed on planes. Best for air borne odors...
976811
I use mine primarily in the bathroom and it definitely takes care of those odors without leaving any scent behind, so I think it should take care of perfume smells.
258168
a solution of vinegar and water sprayed lightly and rubbed into the material should help absorb the scent and eventually remove it. I don't believe it will damage it at all as it's not real leather. I've used vinegar to get smoker scents out of desks/chairs and other items, it works pretty well.
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I would say no- There is no charcoal or other odor absorbing material in its makeup. I wear it under my scent loc.....