Since it does not contain fragrances or ethanol, what ingredients are used to eliminate odors?
After seeing the explanation that it is an unscented deodorizer without artificial fragrances and ethanol, one might wonder about its ingredient composition and how it works to eliminate odors.
GLOSOME air cleaner does not mask bad odors with fragrance, but decomposes the cause of odors using only three ingredients: purified water, silver, and chlorine dioxide.
It does not add fragrance. Unlike common deodorizers that cover bad odors with strong scents or use ethanol to evaporate them away, GLOSOME's air cleaner is an unscented deodorizer that contains no fragrances at all[1]. It contains no artificial fragrances, allergenic substances, or ethanol, nor does it contain other substances subject to domestic management regulations[2].
The formulation is concise. Based on purified water, it blends only silver and chlorine dioxide[3]. In general, chlorine dioxide oxidizes and breaks down odor-causing organic matter, while silver is used to inhibit bacterial growth and prevent odors from spreading. Instead of overpowering bad odors with another scent, it removes the root cause of the odor.
hmmm, in a room where you want to cleanly clear the air without interference from artificial scents, this combination of three ingredients serves as a dependable standard.
The specific mixing ratio of the three ingredients and the detailed numerical figures of the deodorization test results have not yet been confirmed.