1. Indoor deodorant

Mainly used for indoor deodorization, there are inorganic, organic acids and their esters, as well as surfactant deodorants. For example, deodorization of toilets, bathhouses and bathrooms, kitchens and food storage rooms, and bedrooms

2. Deodorization of human body

The primary deodorizing substances used for human body deodorization include inorganic substances, quaternary ammonium salts, cyclodextrins, and vitamins. For example, removing underarm odor, foot odor, bad breath, and clothing deodorants.

3. Waste deodorant

In public places, waste cans and buckets, due to long-term storage of various types of waste, can produce various odors and hinder people's lives due to the decay and deterioration of waste. Therefore, they need to be properly treated. The substances commonly used for waste deodorization are inorganic salts and organic acids.

4. Deodorants for cold perm agents

The primary component of scalding agents, ammonium mercaptoacetate, can often decompose and produce a foul odor. If deodorants are added to the perm, various odors can be suppressed. If participating in the removal of hydrogen sulfide gas by compounds of germanium, antimony, and bismuth, or using unsaturated carboxylic acids or their salts, maleimide, and glyoxal to control the odor of compounds containing amines, ammonia, or thiols, or using terpenes to mask the unpleasant odor of scalding solution.

5. Deodorants for refrigerators

Long term storage of raw and cooked food in the refrigerator can produce various strange odors, which can be eliminated by using non flavored divalent iron ion salts and organic acids.

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