How To Destroy Stubborn Odors

2025 - Volume #49, Issue #5, Page #28

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No one likes a smelly car or truck, a stinky hotel room, or a home that makes your nose crinkle and your eyes water.
Enter the Odor Bomber from U.S. Safety Solutions. The combination product is comprised of a chlorine dioxide mixture and an activator.
“Other control products mask foul smells, but the Odor Bomber destroys odors,” says company owner Deryck Wade.
Each Bomber comes in a jar with a chlorine dioxide pouch and an activator inside. To trigger it, the activator is poured over the chlorine dioxide pouch.
“If possible, first remove the source of the odor, and then place the Odor Bomber on the center console of a smelly car, or a high table in an affected room before putting them into action,” Wade says. “Once initiated, it will permeate the area, find the odors, and destroy them, leaving the car or room smelling like clean and fresh swimming pool water.”
Wade says the product is perfectly safe and, once activated, offers enough time to vacate the affected location. He recommends leaving the area for at least 20 min.
“The longer the better before disposing of the empty jar and airing out the car or room,” he says.
    The product effectively eliminates a wide range of odors, including those from cigarettes or marijuana smoke, mold and mildew, skunk sprays, sour or spoiled food, rat and other rodent droppings, vomit and urine, as well as body odor and other unpleasant smells.
    “Remove the odor source, activate the Odor Bomber, and the smell is gone,” Wade says.
    Three versions of the product are available, including a quick 20-min. Odor Bomber for car rental companies, a room decontamination model for hotel rooms or empty houses, and a slow-release version for car dealerships and auction house facilities with long-term embedded smells and odors.
    The Odor Bomber is manufactured in the U.S. and available across North America through the company website. All three products sell for $19.95 plus S&H.
    Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, U.S. Safety Solutions LLC, 875-A Island Drive, Suite 111, Alameda, Calif. 94502 (ph 510-356-6543; info@ussafetysolutions.com; www.ussafetysolutions.com).

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How To Destroy Stubborn Odors No one likes a smelly car or truck, a stinky hotel room, or a home that makes your nose crinkle and your eyes water. Enter the Odor Bomber from U.S. Safety Solutions. The combination product is comprised of a chlorine dioxide mixture and an activator. “Other control products mask foul smells, but the Odor Bomber destroys odors,” says company owner Deryck Wade. Each Bomber comes in a jar with a chlorine dioxide pouch and an activator inside. To trigger it, the activator is poured over the chlorine dioxide pouch. “If possible, first remove the source of the odor, and then place the Odor Bomber on the center console of a smelly car, or a high table in an affected room before putting them into action,” Wade says. “Once initiated, it will permeate the area, find the odors, and destroy them, leaving the car or room smelling like clean and fresh swimming pool water.” Wade says the product is perfectly safe and, once activated, offers enough time to vacate the affected location. He recommends leaving the area for at least 20 min. “The longer the better before disposing of the empty jar and airing out the car or room,” he says. The product effectively eliminates a wide range of odors, including those from cigarettes or marijuana smoke, mold and mildew, skunk sprays, sour or spoiled food, rat and other rodent droppings, vomit and urine, as well as body odor and other unpleasant smells. “Remove the odor source, activate the Odor Bomber, and the smell is gone,” Wade says. Three versions of the product are available, including a quick 20-min. Odor Bomber for car rental companies, a room decontamination model for hotel rooms or empty houses, and a slow-release version for car dealerships and auction house facilities with long-term embedded smells and odors. The Odor Bomber is manufactured in the U.S. and available across North America through the company website. All three products sell for $19.95 plus S&H. Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, U.S. Safety Solutions LLC, 875-A Island Drive, Suite 111, Alameda, Calif. 94502 (ph 510-356-6543; info@ussafetysolutions.com; www.ussafetysolutions.com).

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