How To Remove Smoke

Odors After A House Fire

When a property is being remodeled or reworked after fire or flood damage, the types and concentrations of chemicals rise. For many do-it-yourselfers, the process of making it look better is pretty straight forward if you have the necessary skills, but unfortunately one key aspect of the restoration is over looked.

How To Remove Smoke Odors After House Fire

For many years now, products such as Timilon’s OdorKlenz-Air® Cartridges, have been used by professional restoration contractors to mitigate chemical pollution on disaster restoration jobsites. They are brought in after fires, floods, and sewages backups to eliminate the wide variety of chemical contaminates that were generated and released to the air

This technology is unfortunately often not used by the DIYers. This is often because many people have hammers, crowbars, saws, and can purchase the building supplies, but they do not have air movers and professional grade dehumidifiers. OdorKlenz-Air cartridges install into these portable devices and greatly add to a professional contractors capabilities to neutralize the harmful chemicals and byproducts that if not mitigated can linger for many years.

The advantages of using a cartridge like OdorKlenz-Air does extend beyond restoration and remodeling. Living spaces can inherently have a wide range of air pollutants and chemical contaminates. These range from particles of dust to harmful and corrosive chemicals. Unfortunately, the air treatment in many people’s homes is often limited to larger particles that can be caught by traditional pleated air filters for the home’s HVAC system.

This OdorKlenz-Air technology is now available to DIYers in two ways: our portable OdorKlenz Mobile Air System, and our OdorKlenz HVAC compatible filter cartridges allowing a home owner to bring chemical “destructive adsorption” capabilities to their restoration jobs and daily life.

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