[Photocatalyst Proposal Example] Inquiry Regarding Indoor Deodorization

Struggling with odor elimination! Here is an example of a proposal to apply photocatalysts to fabrics and areas not exposed to light using a special formulation for dark places.

We would like to introduce a case where our company proposed photocatalysts for indoor deodorization. In the past, during tenant turnover, we have been replacing wallpaper and vinyl CF sheets on the floors as part of renovations and conducting cleaning. However, there are instances where lingering odors from daily life remain, making deodorization challenging. We received inquiries asking if there are methods to eliminate such room odors. As a cost-effective solution, we proposed three methods: "applying photocatalysts not only to walls and floors but also to fabrics," "applying dark area photocatalysts in places that do not receive light," and "occasionally humidifying the space." [Case Overview] ■ Issues - There are instances where lingering odors from daily life remain, making deodorization difficult. - The types of odors primarily include musty smells, odors from foreign dietary habits of residents, tobacco smells, and perfume scents from women. ■ Proposal - Apply photocatalysts not only to walls and floors but also to fabrics like curtains. - Apply dark area photocatalysts in places that do not receive light, such as inside closets, under the kitchen, and behind toilets. - Occasionally humidify the space. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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