How well do they work absorbing/eliminating odor?
1309615
These are the best training pads ever..dogs goes right to the pad..dog can go on it 4-5 times without it going through and there's no odor..I have tried all kinds of pads and these are by far the best.. the price is right for 100 pads..
1309616
They work pretty well. It also depends on the space where you need it. I have four spots that get hit regularly. There is a more enclosed spot at the bottom of stairs, if I don't change it daily, it can have a slight odor. But that also depends on the cat. Some cats have a stronger smell than others.
1309617
They absorb better than the ones at Walmart; better quality. As far as odor; they are also better, but no pad can eliminate all odors because of urine ammonia. These are the best I've found also, reading reviews of this product and other brands.
1309618
We use them in our Guinea Pig cage under the fluffy stuff. It works good for absorbing the urine so their belly can stay dry.
1897726
Yes, they absorb sound. It won't be completely sound proof but it surely will dampen noise.
1490281
I doubt it would because the smell would dissipate into the air and be too weak to drive them away. But for the price it might be worth a try.
2211728
Even good home air cleaners like these are only going to be moderately effective when used in a very smokey environment. They will, to some extent, re-radiate whatever they have been filtering.
1365877
I have been using these filters for some time now and never any issues, these filters seem to do a very good job at catching fine dust and dog dander. I do change mine more often than the manufacturer recommendation, I do so every 2-3 weeks just to make sure that my system is not working harder to keep up.
1121811
To be honest not very often, probably about every six months. I give them a gentle rinse when necessary and they still seem to do the job! As I empty the inner container every day onto our compost heap there's never any smell.
1606188
Not really. To fight odor you may want to consider something that uses a charcoal pre-filter, or uses ionic technology.
2137517
It seems to be to me. I use them in the washing machine. My daughter has an elderly cat that wets the bed frequently and we have to launder it nearly every day. I add the tablet and let it dissolve, add the laundry and let it agitate for a few minutes. Put it on a soak cycle and the odor is gone. Much better than that other stuff that promises a "miracle" that never worked well.
1098168
I think they are great. I have a "long" cat and needed a large box for her. These work for us. I does a good job deodorizing, also
1578592
They do have a very slight, neutral scent in the can; however, when used on my dog, I did not detect that odor on her. They work well, as far as removing 'doggie' odor between baths.
283701
It works for me. It is like neutralize the smell and make a no smell environment. It does not remove the odor right away.
2262222
I have to imagine that they would work well. We use the Arm & Hammer small bags for our dog as well because of the great job it does containing the smell. But I haven't used these specifically for the dog.
1746192
The smell is not a problem to me, it goes away quickly. For a washer or dryer they should work pretty good. I was using them for a roof-mounted air conditioning unit and they helped a lot.
1450632
I haven't used it for that purpose, but I have used these filters in very dusty conditions while blowing out the interior of my garage and blowing leaves from my property. I've been using these filters since July and they have yet to show signs of needing replaced. They may not filter odors as well as they do particulates. The respirator they are attached to must also seal itself to your face without leaks for the filters to be effective.
1108483
I think they'd be great, although keep in mind that it might be a bit of an undertaking (I hate cleaning vents, personally). If they're especially greasy or grimy, you might try them with an all-purpose cleaner, or some Dr. Bronners or dish soap.
125008
don't know! It might. I used it for mold removal from a wall. Not really strong odor. I'm thinking another product with an absorbing ability might be better.
1227048
what i did was leave them out in the open and open a window. the smell wasn't so bad with the window open, and after a week or two the smell was mostly gone.