Absorb odors for up to six months, and then place these deodorizers in sunlight to recharge them. They are often used in trash cans, supply closets, and bathrooms.

An economical alternative to deodorizing fog machines, these foggers make it easy to kill odors in rooms, vehicles, and other enclosed spaces. Simply turn the cap upside down, click it into place, and leave the area for about ten minutes. You can also spray the deodorizer a little at a time to freshen rooms without having to leave.

Mount these deodorizers to keep the air fresh in locker rooms, bathrooms, and other medium-sized areas where odors are a constant concern. Dispensers and fragrance cartridges are sold separately.

Wick dispensers release fragrance into the air without the need for batteries. The dispenser has an indicator strip that tells you when the fragrance cartridge needs to be replaced.

Timed-release dispensers are battery powered to automatically release deodorizing mist. Timed-release dispensers with 300 sq. ft. maximum coverage can release fragrance at 7 1/2, 15, or 30 minute intervals. Timed-release dispensers with 600 sq. ft. maximum coverage can release fragrance at 1 to 59 minute intervals.

Products that cannot be sold outside of the United States are restricted due to product labeling requirements.

Place these blocks in toilet bowls or urinals to stop odors at the source.

Mount the plastic dispenser above your toilet or urinal and let the continuous, controlled flow of odor neutralizer (sold separately) keep it smelling fresh.

Deodorizing liquid provides one year of odor control.

Use on carpet and hard floors to quickly eliminate odors.

Liquid concentrate can be used alone or as an additive to carpet and floor cleaners.

Freshen spaces while disinfecting almost any surface. These Lysol sprays come in the original scent. They cannot be sold outside the United States due to import regulations.

Kill bacteria, viruses, and fungi. Some of these cleaners also remove dirt. They cannot be sold to the regions listed because they exceed local regulatory limits on VOCs (volatile organic compounds).

Also known as dispersants, add these chemicals to wastewater to control the growth of algae and other microorganisms that cause foul odors. You can also use them in HVAC equipment, such as cooling towers and humidifiers.

Inhibit the growth of bacteria and fungi in your machine-tool reservoir to improve coolant effectiveness and eliminate the cause of foul odors. Add this low-foaming formula to coolant for use during operation or when the machine is shut down for complete maintenance. It cannot be sold outside the United States due to product registration requirements.

Remove oily residue, soap deposits, and heavy soils from your machine-tool reservoir without harming paints, coatings, seals, and hoses.

Low-foaming cleaners can be used with fully synthetic coolants, but they aren’t as strong as other coolant cleaners.

Clean up after accidents without touching the mess. Use the gloves, pans, and disposal bags in these kits to safely pick up and dispose of fluids.

The wintergreen-scented sorbent in kits with a 1-gal. spill capacity neutralizes odors from vomit and other liquids. Sweep up the neutralized waste with the miniature broom and dust pan.

To keep airborne oil and odor out of your work environment, connect these filters to your high-vacuum oil pump. They purify pump exhaust in two stages: a fiberglass layer captures oil and collects it into a drain, and an active carbon layer removes any odor-causing oil or chemical vapors. Attach the quick-clamp fitting on the filter inlet to your high-vacuum pump. Use a ring and clamp (sold separately) to complete the connection.

Inject air directly into your coolant to keep it odor free and extend service life.