Ozone Odor Eliminator Egg -  Refrigerator Odor Eliminator by Multitasky
Ozone Odor Eliminator Egg -  Refrigerator Odor Eliminator by Multitasky
Ozone Odor Eliminator Egg -  Refrigerator Odor Eliminator by Multitasky
Ozone Odor Eliminator Egg -  Refrigerator Odor Eliminator by Multitasky
Ozone Odor Eliminator Egg -  Refrigerator Odor Eliminator by Multitasky
Ozone Odor Eliminator Egg -  Refrigerator Odor Eliminator by Multitasky
Ozone Odor Eliminator Egg -  Refrigerator Odor Eliminator by Multitasky
Ozone Odor Eliminator Egg -  Refrigerator Odor Eliminator by Multitasky
Ozone Odor Eliminator Egg -  Refrigerator Odor Eliminator by Multitasky
Ozone Odor Eliminator Egg -  Refrigerator Odor Eliminator by Multitasky

Ozone Odor Eliminator Egg - Refrigerator Odor Eliminator by Multitasky

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Did you know that Ozone kills odor (like, really effectively)?

You know the smell. A jam-packed fridge full of your fav foods smells a little off. Is it the leftovers? Maybe it’s the 3-day old broccoli? You scream across the house to your partner, who just shrugs, but the smell is killing your appetite. Use this ozone odor eliminator to take away the smells in your kitchen. It’s the tiny gadget that will make a big impact on how you feel in your kitchen.

This cute but mighty device uses a patented technology that produces activated oxygen, also known as O3 or ozone, which kills bacteria, pollutants, and odors. This ozone odor eliminator can remove harmful substances from the fridge, extend food shelf life, and also decompose pesticide residues.

Use it anywhere around your home. While it's a great refrigerator odor eliminator it's also helpful in shoe closets, kitchen cabinets, kids' rooms, bathrooms... you name it!

According to scientists, “Ozone reacts with odor molecules by transferring the 'extra' oxygen atom of the ozone molecule to the odor molecule, changing its composition so it no longer has the same chemical makeup. This chemical reaction is called oxidation.”


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