Bring Treatment
to Odor-retaining Points
Choose targeted application or nano atomization based on odor retention in guestrooms and underground spaces. Cover each zone, ventilate and recheck key points.
Atomization & Treatment Selection
Select formulations and application methods by odor source, material and site operating hours. Our source odor control formulations draw on plant polyphenols and phytoncides.
Daily Guestroom Maintenance
Alongside linen cleaning, ventilation and moisture control, monitor recurring odors in mattresses, curtains and bathrooms.
Deep Treatment
For persistent tobacco odors, strong mustiness and deeply retained furnishing odors, inspect sources and contact materials before targeted treatment and space atomization.
Floor Drains & Drainage Points
Check water seals, drainage, traps and pipe odor transfer first. Once engineering resolves drainage problems, supplement with treatment at odor-retaining points.
Assess the Odor Source on Site
Plan Treatment by Material & Zone
Select formulation type and dosage for the area, material and ventilation, marking coverage zone by zone.
Check compatibility on small areas of leather, fabric, stone or wallpaper, then agree working and ventilation windows around site use. Handover records distinguish repairs, treatment scope and verification times.
Deliver Traceable Treatment Records
Record odors and recurrence during verification, then hand ventilation, cleaning and replenishment tasks to the site team.
Use the same points, closure duration and ventilation conditions as before treatment. Record temperature, humidity, HVAC operation and moisture remediation. Plan checks after rain, before handover or following peak footfall, as appropriate.
Five Steps from Diagnosis to Follow-up
Fit treatment around hotel operations, linking the project to public-area maintenance and ongoing inspections.
- Source Diagnosis
Distinguish drain odors, mold, fabric-retained smells and HVAC odors, and list engineering coordination tasks.
- Deep Treatment
Treat by room number and location, recording application, ventilation and verification.
- Daily Maintenance
Add recurrence-prone point checks to turnover cleaning and shift handovers.
- Public-area Support
Inspect lobbies, corridors, elevators, linen rooms and waste rooms separately, scheduling work for each area's operating hours.
- Ongoing Follow-up
Maintenance visits review odors and consumable levels, with complaint records used to track recurrence.
