
Deodoriser PRO
A higher-capacity formula for large or busy commercial spaces. Supplied in volume.
Learn moreSmoke, pet, musty and cooking odours all come from volatile compounds sitting in the surfaces around you. We supply the water-based products that neutralise them — to hotels, F&B operators, facilities teams and the cleaning contractors who do the work.
If the compound is still in the curtain, the smell comes back the moment the fragrance wears off.
An air freshener adds a smell on top of the one you have. The moment it fades, the original is still there — because the compounds causing it were never touched.
Our deodorisers use plant tannins, amino acids and a carboxymethyl chitosan system to react with the VOCs behind the odour rather than covering them.
Water-based, non-corrosive and certified non-toxic to OECD 420. PRO is formulated for leather, synthetic fabrics, coated furniture and painted walls.
Every one of these has a source that has to be dealt with first. Treatment holds the result; it does not replace the clean.
| Odour | What is actually causing it | How to treat it |
|---|---|---|
| Cigarette & smoke | Tar and smoke VOCs absorbed into soft furnishings, curtains, ceilings and paintwork. | Clean the deposit first, then treat the surfaces. Smoke re-emits from what it soaked into, so surface treatment is the part that lasts. |
| Pet & urine | Ammonia, largely. It keeps regenerating from residue in grout, skirting and soft flooring. | Remove the residue, then neutralise. The Deodoriser removed over 90% of ammonia in independent lab testing. |
| Musty & damp | Microbial VOCs from a space that has been shut, humid or previously wet. | Fix the moisture source first — nothing holds if the damp is still active — then treat the affected surfaces. |
| Cooking & grease | Cooking VOCs settled into back-of-house surfaces, extract runs and soft seating. | Degrease, then treat. Deodoriser PRO is built for the coverage a commercial kitchen and its back-of-house need. |
| New furniture & renovation | Solvent, adhesive and board VOCs off-gassing from new joinery, paint and sealant. | This one overlaps with formaldehyde and TVOC work — see our TVOC and VOC removal page for the full split. |

A higher-capacity formula for large or busy commercial spaces. Supplied in volume.
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Clears the VOCs behind indoor smells — over 85% of TVOC and 93% of benzene in lab testing. Usually ordered alongside the Formaldehyde Remover.
Learn moreOdour and formaldehyde are separate problems and take separate products. If you are treating a post-renovation space, read TVOC and VOC removal for how the range splits.
Room turnarounds where a smoked-in or musty room is otherwise a lost night.
Kitchen, service and back-of-house odour, plus the fit-out smell before opening.
Large floors and high-traffic areas that need the same treatment run at scale.
The chemical behind the odour-removal service you already sell.
Most retail deodoriser sprays are fragrances — they add a scent that masks the smell until it fades. Our products neutralise the volatile organic compounds producing the odour, so the smell does not return once the treatment dries. PRO carries a light fragrance, but the removal is the chemistry, not the scent.
It treats the surfaces the smoke soaked into, which is where the smell keeps coming from. Clean the deposit first — walls, ceilings, curtains, soft furnishings — then treat. Skipping the clean means the source keeps regenerating the odour under the treatment.
Roughly 60–80 m² per litre, depending on the surface. That is around double the standard Deodoriser, which is why facilities teams and hotels use PRO for anything at floor or property scale.
PRO is formulated for leather, synthetic fabrics, painted walls, coated furniture, laminate, wallpaper and melamine. Avoid black or water-sensitive materials and anything prone to staining, and patch-test an unseen area first.
Touch dry in about 30 minutes and fully cured in 2–3 hours. Avoid cleaning the treated surfaces for 3–5 days so the coating is not wiped off before it has done its work.
No. We manufacture and supply the products to the contractors, hotels and facilities teams who do the work. If you sell odour removal as a service, we supply the chemical at trade pricing and do not compete with you for the job.
Tell us the room count, floor area or monthly volume and we'll come back with trade pricing, lead times and the test documentation.