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  • countrymom
    Daycare.com Member
    • Aug 2010
    • 4874

    Can I Say...

    I love............









    odoban::::::





    so after reading the thread about how great it was, I searched here for it (ontario) they don't sell it. so on friday dh has to catch a plane to mexico via detriot airport and asks if I need anything cause he got there way too early. So I sent him to go buy me odoban and he finds it in walmart (he had to buy some shirts because his belt ate them all) its a spray and in eucalyptus smell, omg the smell is so nice. I'm using it all over the place. I even washed the bedding today and sprayed the mattress and the pillows. Oh it cost 2 dollars for it. And its so much better than febreeze, hands down 100 percent better.
  • GoodKarma
    Daycare.com Member
    • Mar 2012
    • 158

    #2
    Thanks for sharing, I'll have to check that out. Between the dogs, cats and daycare kids, I am always on a crusade against odors ::

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    • sharlan
      Daycare.com Member
      • May 2011
      • 6067

      #3
      I buy my ODOBAN at Sam's Club. I've seen it at Costco in the past, but I don't know if they still sell it.

      I works great on skunk smells, too. I hit a skunk and my eyes were burning before I got home. I put the odoban in a garden sprayer and sprayed the whole under carriage of my car, including the inside of the engine compartment and the inside of all the tires.

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      • Cradle2crayons
        Daycare.com Member
        • Apr 2013
        • 3642

        #4
        Yay another ODOBAN supporter!! I've been using it for years. It's good for everything and the state approved it for me to use because I can't use bleach. It's also good for putting in icky laundry. I also used to steam clean carpets with it. I use it.for.everything.!!!!!

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        • Unregistered

          #5
          Thank you for the reminder! I'm also from Ontario and tried to find it here with no luck. I'm off to the U.S. in a few days. I'll look for it then.

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          • countrymom
            Daycare.com Member
            • Aug 2010
            • 4874

            #6
            I would like to put it in my steam mop has anyone ever did this. I'm telling you guys, the kids bedrooms smell so nice and clean. I now need to go over (maybe this weekend) and buy more, heck I can't wait to use it in dh's van because it smells so bad and he has no idea why.

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            • MissAnn
              Preschool Teacher
              • Jan 2011
              • 2213

              #7
              Originally posted by countrymom
              I would like to put it in my steam mop has anyone ever did this. I'm telling you guys, the kids bedrooms smell so nice and clean. I now need to go over (maybe this weekend) and buy more, heck I can't wait to use it in dh's van because it smells so bad and he has no idea why.
              I pour some on the floor and then mop with my shark.

              It's not really a sanitizer, right? More for deodorizing? Wish I could use it for sanitizing tables.

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              • MamaBearCanada
                Blessed
                • Jun 2012
                • 704

                #8
                Originally posted by MissAnn
                I pour some on the floor and then mop with my shark.

                It's not really a sanitizer, right? More for deodorizing? Wish I could use it for sanitizing tables.
                I don't know if you'd be allowed under licensing to use it for sanitizing but the website says it kills 99.9% of germs.
                Eliminate odors, freshen and disinfect with OdoBan cleaning products. Made in USA since 1980. Remove tough odors, like pet odors, laundry odors and smoke odors. Use OdoBan for home, school, car or office.


                I'm going to try & find some in Canada now!

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                • Blackcat31
                  • Oct 2010
                  • 36124

                  #9
                  Originally posted by MissAnn
                  I pour some on the floor and then mop with my shark.

                  It's not really a sanitizer, right? More for deodorizing? Wish I could use it for sanitizing tables.
                  Odoban IS a sanitizer.

                  The web-site says "OdoBanĀ®, odor eliminator and disinfectant, eliminates unpleasant odors, cleans, disinfects, sanitizes and deodorizes household surfaces while leaving a fresh scent."

                  Eliminate odors, freshen and disinfect with OdoBan cleaning products. Made in USA since 1980. Remove tough odors, like pet odors, laundry odors and smoke odors. Use OdoBan for home, school, car or office.


                  Check out their FAQ's section for all sorts of uses. http://www.odoban.com/products/faqs.php
                  Last edited by Blackcat31; 06-24-2013, 10:53 AM. Reason: added info

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                  • MissAnn
                    Preschool Teacher
                    • Jan 2011
                    • 2213

                    #10
                    Originally posted by MamaBearCanada
                    I don't know if you'd be allowed under licensing to use it for sanitizing but the website says it kills 99.9% of germs.
                    Eliminate odors, freshen and disinfect with OdoBan cleaning products. Made in USA since 1980. Remove tough odors, like pet odors, laundry odors and smoke odors. Use OdoBan for home, school, car or office.


                    I'm going to try & find some in Canada now!
                    Why do they not put this bit of info on the bottle?

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                    • countrymom
                      Daycare.com Member
                      • Aug 2010
                      • 4874

                      #11
                      I'm not lisenced so I do as I please, I just want to clean my floors and make it smell nice !

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                      • Cradle2crayons
                        Daycare.com Member
                        • Apr 2013
                        • 3642

                        #12
                        Originally posted by MissAnn
                        I pour some on the floor and then mop with my shark.

                        It's not really a sanitizer, right? More for deodorizing? Wish I could use it for sanitizing tables.
                        It is a sanitizer and has directions to mix as such. Which from memory I think is 7 oz per gallon. And yes, it's EPA approved.

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                        • AmyKidsCo
                          Daycare.com Member
                          • Mar 2013
                          • 3786

                          #13
                          Originally posted by Blackcat31
                          Odoban IS a sanitizer.

                          The web-site says "OdoBanĀ®, odor eliminator and disinfectant, eliminates unpleasant odors, cleans, disinfects, sanitizes and deodorizes household surfaces while leaving a fresh scent."

                          Eliminate odors, freshen and disinfect with OdoBan cleaning products. Made in USA since 1980. Remove tough odors, like pet odors, laundry odors and smoke odors. Use OdoBan for home, school, car or office.


                          Check out their FAQ's section for all sorts of uses. http://www.odoban.com/products/faqs.php
                          Melalueca's Sol-U-Guard is too, but our licensing won't accept it.

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                          • Cradle2crayons
                            Daycare.com Member
                            • Apr 2013
                            • 3642

                            #14
                            Originally posted by AmyKidsCo
                            Melalueca's Sol-U-Guard is too, but our licensing won't accept it.
                            I'm not licensed but we are supposed to use bleach. I can't use it, my daughter has an asthma attack anywhere there's bleach and I refuse to keep it in our home period. So a note from her doctor is on file stating asthmatics shouldn't be around any dilution of bleach and I turned it into the state. With high incidences of asthma here in ms, they understand. I've not had a problem with any inspections or the dept of health.

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                            • Blackcat31
                              • Oct 2010
                              • 36124

                              #15
                              Originally posted by AmyKidsCo
                              Melalueca's Sol-U-Guard is too, but our licensing won't accept it.
                              Isn't it funny/weird what licensing will and won't accept? Sometimes, it makes me think that they leave it up each individual licensor rather than up to written state rules.

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