- 128 oz. PRO Odor Eliminator Refill PL1128004

This product is fantastic. I have been struggling to get a moldy orange smell out of my refrigerator for months (the orange was removed months 4 mpnths ago). The smell was so bad that it took your breath away. I had tossed out so much food from the smell already. In trying to clean the unit, I had scrubbed every part of the refrigerator and sprayed it with what I had on hand over the last few month, yet the smell was still there. Finally I thought of Zero Odor, which I had used before for another problem. It arrived tonight. I sprayed both the refrigerator and the freezer. Instantly the moldy orange smell was gone. I closed up the unit. Tomorrow I will give it another cleaning. From now on I will have Zero Odor on hand and under my cupboard. I recommend this product to everyone.

Should call it funk be gone!! So, there were some groceries on the floor in the back of my car and I didn’t know that a steak slid out and went under the seat. Two weeks go by and we get into the car and the smell was gag worthy! Removing the offending culprit did nothing. I cleaned the carpets, sprinkled baking soda, all the things you are supposed to do. It possibly made it worse. I found this stuff and figured why not. Uh MAGIC!!!! After one application it was much much better. Second application and the stench was gone!! This stuff is amazing and kept me from ditching the car on the side of the road.

This stuff works! I recently moved into an apartment that reeked of nasty plugin air freshener left over from the previous tenant, and I was suffering. I tried cleaning everything with every internet suggestion: vinegar, baking soda, dish soap, even Borax. I tried ventilation. Nothing worked. Then I ran across Zero Odor quite by accident and decided to give it a try. It really did reduce the nasty air freshener smell to zero, even in an up-close inspection. I can breathe again! Thank you, Zero Odor people, whoever you are!!! There is no bleach odor. It smells nice when you spray it--like mint or spearmint, and that scent dissipates quickly and completely. I looked at the reviews before purchase, and a couple of people mentioned that the spray nozzle didn't work too well, however I did not have this issue.

Product works to eliminate odors but does have an odd smell that dissipates quickly. I had to use it a few times to eliminate the burnt odor of a pot that was left on the stove for too long.

Works very very well. I spilled sardine oil on the fabric/seat of my truck. It smelled like dried crabshells that had been sitting in the sun in a chum bucket in a tropical-humid environment. I thought the smell would never be gone, but that fish/crabshell stank is completely and totally gone. I used Pooph, lemon Lysol, and spray Lysol-none of which really worked. The spray Lysol masked the stank to a minimum until I used this stuff. The commercial grade ZeroOdor Pro eliminated the fishy stank and the Lysol-smell completely, it did leave a mild chlorine-smell, which is dissipating, but it is not an over whelming odor. Super effective, unbelievable really.

We have issues with our stove downdraft fan/exhaust as it doesn’t really work. I absolutely detest cooking odors in my house, so when I saw this I thought here’s my solution although a bit $$ (until we get a new fan) It does work to eliminate cooking odors, but I do not like the residue it leaves on the stove, husband said it looked like grease. Right now, I’m trying to decide if keeping it for the odor elimination is worth having to wipe my stove/countertop every time I use it…

So I'm about to be one of THOSE reviewers. You know the ones. With the hyperbole, the improbable story, the exaggerated claims about the product... Yeah. So I bought a real throwaway backup vehicle. My "real" car was going to be some time in the shop and there was a company spare vehicle, part of an obsolete fleet and just used for quick deliveries to field personnel. It was scratched and dented, sounded ragged and clanky as it ran, but it still ran. I figured I'd just let the mechanic give it a look to make sure it would break down and have me stranded and it would be relegated to emergency use once my vehicle was back. I drove it home a couple Fridays ago. And suffered a drive marked by a foul miasma. It sat at home as I got the insurance and registration taken car off. Good weather so I opened it up to "air out". Paperwork complete, I drove it to the mechanic (and apologized for the smell), then to my carwash. Took the interior detailing special. And watched it worked on, just the interior, for a solid 50 minutes. Got it back with the stench seemingly under control. Not smelling wonderful but not overwhelming. Unfortunately, so it stayed. Not quite like being in a dumpster but as you drove, you knew the dumpster was in the neighborhood. A pervasive stink. It was not an environment that let you get out f the car feeling that your cologne was still the only scent you carried. SO I started in with my own labor - my never-fail-Bissell. Disinfectant. Deodorizers. Deep scrub. Fog treatment. Nope. This scent is forever. I'm thinking that, emergency vehicle or not, my wife will not voluntarily sit in this ever again and, if driving it, I'm going to have to sail pass any acquaintances I see because I can NEVER allow anyone to sit in and smell this. Meanwhile I discover that the vehicle is an olfactory office legend. The consensus was that that vehicle would need to have all the carpet/fabric/upholstery and odor-recipient surfaces replaced. Sigh. I hit the vehicle with ozone sprays, essential oils in a portable diffuser, Lysol, Febrile and yet another round of shampoo, including the headliner. Nope. Still the scent of defeat (and de feet). But I'd bought this and had it long before the vehicle acquisition, meaning to use it to address a storage space that cats had gotten into. I never used it then but maybe...? I sprayed the (cleaned yet again, but still foul-smelling) vehicle with this product. I used about two-thirds of the can, covering everywhere. Closed it up and gave it 2 hours. And came back to a miracle.The car simply does not smell bad. There is a mild "laundry" type of scent. The scent of some sort of cleaning activity having taken place recently, if you will. It is astonishing. I spent a solid week getting into this vehicle and being daunted by the smell each time. I despaired of finding a way to get rid of the scent as so many obvious solutions had failed. So I concede that this sounds like an improbable piece of overhype but I found the product to be one of those that actually lived up to what I'd read as overhyping and I felt compelled to contribute my account of its prowess. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

This is my life saver. Battling a must be smell from an unknown unfound cause. From home inspectors to contractors, no one can find the cause. So until I’m able to start tearing walls out and replacing them, this product kills the musty smell and makes it smell fresh and clean in here. I would give it 10 stars if I could!

Unfortunately for me, two field mice decided to build a condo inside the trunk of my car. Mind you, I use this car so I'm not entirely sure why they thought it was a good spot. They decided to build a nest in my trunk, under the safety tire. The problem is, it was the middle of summer where temperatures were in the early 30C. I believe they died of a heatstroke or just couldn't find their way out. I don't drive the car daily, so I didn't notice. I took it one day and the putrid smell hit me in the face like a thousand bricks. My car smelled like death. I went to see a friend to request help in trying to find what was causing this stench. We found 1 field mouse and thought it was it, cleaned the mess and put activated charcoal to absorb the smell. The following days, the smell got worse. I knew there were at least another mouse dead somewhere... but where?! I went to my car with my dog and ask him to jump in. He quickly found something interesting and started to sniff/paw/dig at a spot on the backseat. I knew where the stench was coming from... but how to get there was the challenge. After a few videos on how to remove the backseats, I went again to see my friend for assistance. We were successful in extracting dead mouse #2. But we were left with the smell of death. I tried other products to no success. I was desperate. I came upon this bottle and thought, well, if that doesn't do it, nothing else will and I will need to have my car detailed (pricey). I sprayed the car generously, on the fabric, where both mice were found, in the air, in the vents... everywhere! I closed the doors and prayed to the gods of nice smells. Two days later I went to check and noticed the smell was almost completely gone! I was blown away! I did another treatment and now everything is back to smelling normal. I absolutely recommend this product for dead rodent smells that linger in your car.

I have a dog that peed on my carpet and on my rug. Despite washing the rug in the washing machine and using a carpet cleaner, i could not get rid of the smell. I bought a couple of products for specific pet stains, the main ones that are sold on amazon at a price range of £10 each. Nothing worked. This is a very expensive product so i really wanted to avoid spending this much.. however, since nothing else worked i decided to give it a try, at the end of the day there is always the option to return it. So i ordered it! I used it on both the rug and the carpet, one application was not enough, i actually did three. However there is absolutely no trace of the smell on both surfaces. The product itself smells of chlorine and bleach, but that smell goes away after a few hours and it is not overpowering. I decided to spray it also on my couch, and it made all the smell go away. After that i filled a spray bottle with a bit of fabric softener and water and sprayed it everywhere, carpet, rug and couch… my flat now smells so lovely and clean. This product does not cover smells, it makes it go away. I am so impressed and pleased. Yes it is expensive, but at the same time i spent as much money just trying different products that did not work. The bottle is big and it lasts for a while so i definitely think that it is worth the price. I Definitely recommend it

Mom in law smokes and put her house up for sale. 20 years of terrible cigarette smell where you would visit for 5 minutes and smell like you did after coming home from clubbing in the good ole days. we repainted the house and changed all the light switches and outlets and covers. We had the suspended ceiling in the basement changed and still it stank like smoke. The house was visited by hoards of people in a market where you get multiple bids and nobody made an offer . That tells you how bad it was. It was a clean well kept house in appearance with pool and large back yard next to a park and no rear neighbors. A very desireable well loacted suburban home. I started looking for solutions and started with activated charcoal in the vents. No change. I came across this stuff with most users reviews about cats and dogs etc . The cigarette reviews were few and one was encourageing. I bought 2 gallons of this stuff and 6 essential oil diffusers and set em up full all over the house. They ran for 24 hours and i returned days later and it still smelled. One of the diffusers was in fromt of the air inlet for the hvac so it could circulate. Then I put the stuff in a pressure spary bottle and sprayed a fine mist all over the hardwood, the carpets and hand rails. I mopped it with a microfiber pad and a microfiber wash mitt. I sprayed her closets and mopped them with the stuff. Then we set up the 6 diffusers with water and a strong concentration of Lavender essential oil . we left the house and returned a week later. No smell. Not a light hint nothing!! We remopped and reshot it another time just to be sure. We doubled up on the tile at the entry of the house that still had a slight scent to it close up.... The house sold in the next week with our offer met . I can say if you apply this stuff on correctly at least 2 times directly to surfaces it kills cigarette infested homes. It's bleachy in odor when you apply it even on your fingers so wear a rubber glove. Try not to breathe it in it really sticks in the throat . It's not dangerous by any means but a mask or rag on your face will help avoid discomfort. after drying it just smells clean but to be fair lavender oil was also diffused. I very highly recommend this for eliminating cigarette smoke of 20 years in a house so you don't lose several thousand dollars

desafortunadamente no se puede hacer una foto de una ausencia de olor o lo haría. nos dimos cuenta de que nuestro gato había meado en el sofá hace demasiado tiempo para poder salvarlo. el olor de orina de gato antiguo no se quita en la vida. hasta ahora. después de dos o tres tratamientos con este producto mi marido acabó quedándose la semana siguiente dormido con la cara encima de donde estaba la mancha. es como si nunca hubiera pasado. ahora donde nos vayamos con el gato travieso, nos llevamos Cero Olor. es un producto realmente milagroso.

This stuff is worth every penny. Unlike several other similar products I've tried, this really works on most unpleasant odours and on most surfaces. Zero Odor has worked on some clothing and facecloths that had gone sour & musty after being left balled up and damp too long. It worked on shoes that smelled really bad and did wonders for a suitcase accidentally stored away with damp beach towels inside. The suitcase was unusable because it smelled so bad. I used just one treatment, that wet the suitcase lining thoroughly with Zero Odor just one time. After it dried, the suitcase smelled fresh, clean, & neutral. It leaves no scent of its own behind, and the wet product has only a slight odour - so you can tell it's there until it dries. Worked on the few urine puddles left by my very old cat before she passed away too. It's colourless and so far it has not stained anything. I used it on a pair of black sandals that had uppers made with nubuck and cloth and it left no marks on them. The only thing it DIDN'T work on was a plastic cooler; left out too long with food going bad in it. It remained unusable until I found some volcanic rock deodorizer packs. They did the trick, though they had to be left in the cooler for a few weeks. It was usable after that.