The Bite:
We dunno, but it warrants deodorizer. A little natural odor killer goes a long way when you just know that following your nose ain't gonna lead you to a bowl of Fruit Loops.
What's the big stink?
Submitted by tmeronek on Tue, 05/08/2007 - 1:01am.
The Benefits:
- Less olfactory overload. Even natty fish smells, cigarette taint, and diaper-related stink bombs don't stand a chance.
- Biodegradable and non-toxic. Natural deodorizers are safe for pets and wildlife.
- Body-friendly. Conventional deodorizers containing ingredients such as zinc chloride can irritate your eyes and skin.
Personally Speaking:
Heather's cat, Snack, has a bad habit of jumping out of the litter box before he's finished and then running through the house with poopy paws, so she keeps method Aroma Spray at the ready.
Wanna Try:
- method Sweet Water Aroma Spray – great design meets a great product that really works ($5).
- PureAyre Odor Eliminator – kit comes with - no joke - a blacklight for finding urine ($20-$40).
- AirZyme Odor Eliminator – ingredients from sugarcane and coconuts dissolve smells ($8).
- DIY Bite: Mix 3 parts fabric softener to 4 parts water in a spray bottle, twirl it around like a pistolero and shoot.
Sally DeAngelis
Delicious
DiggBang For The Bite
If 10,000 Biters opt for a bottle of natural air deodorizer instead of a conventional one, we’ll keep 25 bathtubs full of potentially body-unfriendly chems out of circulation.
Cocktail Fact
The U.S. Department of Defense is tasking a lab in Philadelphia with developing a smell so bad it could be used for crowd control.
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May 08, 2007
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