Cincinnati’s Best Choice for Removing Unwanted Lingering Smells
Tired of that lingering smell? Unfortunately, odors in homes and buildings can arise from many sources. Therefore allow us to show you why we’re Cincinnati’s premier odor removal provider.
In fact serious odor problems from smoke, mold, mildew, bacteria, rotten food, and pet waste to name a few, are even more of a challenge to eradicate in humid climates like we have here in Cincinnati. To summarize odor elimination using ozone generators is the most effective way to treat stubborn odor problems. Because Ozone is a molecule made up of three Oxygen molecules instead of two, like the Oxygen you breathe every day. Hence the extra Oxygen molecule makes it unstable, so it interacts with odor molecules and literally disassembles them. So it quickly and permanently destroys the odors, it doesn’t just mask them. As a result after oxidizing the odor molecules, Ozone simply reverts back to Oxygen.
Because the sense of smell is our primary factor in our sensation of comfort. In brief rather than being embarrassed any longer call Dry Effect Cincinnati. Because we specialize in those hard to rid odors using specialized deodorizing techniques.
Our comprehensive deodorization process includes:
- Complete evaluation and documentation of the deodorization process
- Treatment or removal of the source of the odor
- Deodorization of the affected materials and surfaces
- Deodorization of air spaces
- Air washing
- Sealing of porous surfaces
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ODOR REMOVAL
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. Can you get rid of my pet urine odor?
A. Urine odor contamination usually requires more extensive techniques than other odor removal services. With our highly skilled technicians we are equipped with identifying and detecting the problem areas to resolve them completely.
Q. Is mold odor a real issue?
A. Mold/Mildew smells are ever too common. We are fully serviced to perform a complete mold remediation if necessary, as this typically is a 2-step process in removing the source of the contamination as well the odor following.
Q. I just bought a house and the previous homeowners were cigarette smokers. Can this be removed?
A. Yes, these odors have been successfully removed in prior cases. Environmental tobacco smoke penetrates deeply into any surrounding materials due to its particle range size is between 0.01 to 1.0 microns. Special treatments are customized for each individual case to rid these odors.
Q. There’s a horrible smell coming from our crawl space. I believe it’s a dead animal. Will this smell ever go away?
A. As time proceeds the smell of any decomposed animal will intensify. Our technicians are equipped with the special training of navigating confined spaces as well locating and removing the odor that will remain once the decomposed animal is removed if not treating correctly.
Q. I’ve had a small kitchen fire, but am constantly reminded of this horrible event due to the lingering smell.
A. There are several important factors such as what materials burned, and the duration of the fire. This information will allow us to properly remedy these areas to completely remove those haunting smells.
Q. What is odor?
A. Odors are gases or vapors, which emanate from a source into the air where the individual then perceives them.
Q. What is the best detection of odor?
A. The human nose is the only and best instrument capable of detecting the presence and intensity of odors.
Q. What three physical characteristics make odors more apparent?
A. Odors are gases or vapors, which emanate from a source into the air where the individual then perceives them.
Q. What makes odor worse?
A. Humidity, moisture and temperature.
Q. What are the basic principles of deodorization?
A. 1. Eliminate the source 2. Clean the source 3. Recreate conditions of penetration 4. Seal the area
Q. What are the classes of chemicals and deodorants?
A. 1. Absorption or adsorption and filtration agents 2. Masking or time-release agents 3. Pairing agents 4. Biocides/disinfectants/sanitizers 5. Enzyme deodorants 6. Oxidizing agents