When should the air cleaner gel placed in the refrigerator or closet be replaced with a new one?
When placing a deodorizer in an enclosed storage space, you may worry about other scents mixing in, and wonder how to determine the replacement timing.
Since the fragrance-free gel gradually reduces as it catches odors, you can take it out and replace it with a new one when the inside bottom of the container becomes visible.
You encounter this item in trapped-air places, such as when opening the refrigerator door, inside the closet, or in the corner of a shoe rack shelf. GLOSOME's air cleaner gel is a deodorizer made to be placed and used in these closed everyday spaces[1].
It is fragrance-free[2]. Because it is an unscented gel with absolutely no fragrance added rather than a method of masking an odor with another scent, it is good to use without burden even in refrigerators where food odors easily mix or closets where scents easily permeate fabrics[3]. It works in a way where the gel component absorbs odors and gradually reduces into the air.
There is no need to count dates separately while using it. As time passes and the gel shrinks to reveal the bottom, you can replace it with a new product at that time[4].
hmmm, maintenance items whose consumption status is clearly visible to the eye reduce the fatigue of housekeeping because you do not have to memorize every single replacement cycle.
The specific average period of use (number of months) according to the area of the space or the temperature and humidity environment has not been confirmed yet.