Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, when used as directed. OdorZolve is fragrance-free, so there's no perfume left behind. As with any household product, follow the label directions, don't spray directly into eyes, nose, or mouth, and store it out of reach of children.

OdorZolve breaks down the chemical bonds in sulfur-based thiols, the main culprits in skunk spray, and nitrogen-based ammonia compounds, which are common in urine. It then captures what's left, so the odor is gone instead of covered up.

Yes. OdorZolve can be used on sports equipment, carpet, and vehicle carpets and surfaces. On metal, a quick spray and wipe is fine, but don't let it sit or soak. Always test in an inconspicuous spot first.

You can buy OdorZolve in our online Store.

Independent laboratory testing using ASTM and ISO methods is underway to compare OdorZolve with other leading consumer odor products. We'll share the results here once testing is complete.

OdorZolve has been tested on clothing, carpet, rugs, sofas, and kitchen surfaces, and it can be used to deodorize kitchen sponges. Avoid soaking anything with metal parts, and always test fabric, carpet, or rugs in an inconspicuous spot first.

OdorZolve contains no fragrance. Instead of covering odors with a scent, it breaks down odor-causing compounds and dries without an oily, citrus, or perfumed residue.

Spray the source of the odor until the area is damp, then let it air dry. For stubborn odors, repeat as needed. Always test in an inconspicuous spot first, and avoid letting it sit on metal.