Have you heard the news? New tests of Eliminator Odor Digester show that we've upgraded it to contain ONE TRILLION BACTERIA! So, what's the big deal with bacteria? Why is that so important?
Eliminator is an odor digester. The bacteria enzymes inside perform dual actions: they attack and then break down organic matter by digesting the source. That's why Eliminator works. That's why it does more than simply cover up foul odors. Eliminator completely DIGESTS the source of the odors so we guarantee that Eliminator will get the stink out for good!
Most products on the market contain very few bacteria, if any. Bacteria are responsible for decomposition. Feces, skunk spray, urine, vomit and food clogged in drains. These are just a few examples of organic matter which we commonly associate with foul odors. The odors remain after we try common methods to clean the affected areas like rinsing, scooping, sweeping and picking up what we can see. But, residue remains on the surface. Residue that will continue to multiply and breed causing the odors to linger and grow and consume the air.
Having bacteria in your cleaning solution is the way to go. The more bacteria your product contains, the faster it will work. And, allowing the solution to sit on the organic matter, the residue, the stained area will allow it to eat and eat until the true source has been completely digested and the smell is gone.
Enzyme solutions like Nature's Miracle®, Pee-Gone®, PetZyme®, Simple Solution®, Pee-B-Gone®, Urine Gone®, Febreze®, Urine Off®, and other Enzymatic Cleaners say they can do the same. But, do your research. Are you comparing the right things? Cost is always an issue, but when you consider how much more powerful Eliminator Odor Digester is you will surely understand how a little can go such a very long way which in turn, lowers your use cost down to pennies per application.
The Health Technology Professional Products' Blog is another feature that allows our customer service staff to recommend cleaning procedures that get the best results and to answer your questions.
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Thursday, December 30, 2010
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