CARE LLC - 32OZ Dust Fresh Spray

I am very pleased with this product's ability to remove urine odor. A child decided to use their heater vent as a personal urinal...and nothing would remove the atrocious odor. I tried all the natural options. This spray helped immensely. I will say, I hate the smell of the spray, but I have a thing about artificial scents anyway. I sprayed it in the duct, and then opened the window and put an air purifier in the room to bring in some fresh air. The first few times the heater ran the scent was overpowering, but it has died down since then. I have only done one application and the urine odor is almost completely gone. I will do another one soon. It is a great value. You just need a few sprays per application, and the bottle is gigantic! This will last forever! A air duct cleaning company quoted me $450 to come out and clean up....um, no thanks! So glad all I had to do was buy this $26 bottle of spray!

Do you own a vacuum cleaner with replaceable filters??? Vacuuming and freshening the air at the same time is a great idea. But, Febreze vacuum filters are expensive$$$. The knock-offs don't fit as well and their Febreze-like scent fades fast. ** Try this idea. ** Get SimpleAir's Duct Fresh Spray and put a few squirts into the air hose of your vacuum. The air freshening effect is *immediate* and lasts 2 vacuuming sessions. It works better than Febreze and is certainly more cost effective. My family likes the scent. It is more fresh than floral and I like it that way. BTW, I find it satisfying and more productive to freshen the air with the vacuum rather than the A/C. My A/C air handlers are in the attic so getting to those air filters is a chore especially in the summer. Hope you find this helpful.

This does have a strong scent - one other reviewer described it as "like a face full of baby powder". I don't use baby powder but to me it smells like the scent of the Febreze floor cleaner scent my wife uses. I'm hoping it smells the same way to her because otherwise when she gets home I'm in trouble since now the entire house smells of it and in general she has a low tolerance for scents especially anything floral. For whatever reason the Febreze stuff doesn't seem to bother her so I'm hoping I'm okay. Fingers crossed! That said it does seem extremely effective - we had a persistent "attic dust" smell every time we came home and I just had our ducts cleaned which reduced it maybe 90%. I squirted a small amount of this inside the main return duct and on the filter and the whole house smells of the scent. There's definitely no chance I could smell the residual "attic" smell. Applying scent to the filter is so effective I think even if I used it every single day I'd have more than a year supply but I somehow doubt that will be necessary. My $20 may have just bought me years of fresh duct smell. My bottle was shipped unsealed - there was tape around the neck of the bottle though - so you will be able to discern the scent without even using it. I suggest you let the most scent sensitive member of your household sniff it before applying and return unused if they find it unacceptable. I see other "no scent" odor eliminators but none say they are good for ducts. However I would imagine there's not really anything special about a duct freshener vs. any other. If you mist (as fine as possible) this or any product into the return duct while the A/C is running it's going to be distributed through the system, rinse and repeat. If you have any standalone air purifiers I think the same applies. If my wife does not freak out over the scent when she gets home I will spray it into my other return and report back in a week or so on how the scent and odor situation is. After all the idea is this neutralizes not masks odor. If there is no report back from me please call the authorities because I'm probably still locked up in the basement as punishment for stinking up the house :-)

I don’t give many reviews, but I only just used this product and couldn’t wait to rave about it. I am a “smells person.” I HATE when something doesn’t smell right. I’ve had an unidentified smell in one area of my kitchen for quite some time. I cleaned everything I could including the metal vent filters on the hood fan above the stove. I still always noticed a lingering odor of food cooked long ago, strong spice/grease odors cooked onto surfaces… it was impossible to get rid of. I bought this product, turned my hood fan on high and began spraying up into the duct opening itself. I ran the fan for a while and eventually turned it off and went on to do other tasks around the house. When I returned to my kitchen the odor was gone and my kitchen smelled fresh for the first time in forever! This makes me so happy! I went on to spray those metal filters also, rinsed and replaced and my kitchen smells great! No telling how long it will last but I will surely be a repeat customer. Thank you!

The truth is that there isn't any magic in a bottle to remove cigarette smoke from a house. This product masks it for maybe an hour or so, but it's really only "tricking" your nose. Fact. The only way to remove cigarette smoke for a house is to clean everything AND do a air conditioning duct flush with particles of fine carbon. Cigarette smoke lingers because it remains in a oily type layer on everything that continues to emit volatile gas from combusted organic leaf. Smoking sucks. Smokers ruin everything