OdoBan Disinfectant Concentrate and Odor Eliminator, Fresh Linen Scent, 2 Gallons
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- Scent
- Fresh Linen
- Quantity
- 2 jugs
- Volume per jug
- 1 gal (128 fl oz)
- Total concentrate
- 2 gal (256 fl oz)
SKU: SB-002247
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About this product
Two one-gallon jugs of Fresh Linen concentrate
OdoBan Fresh Linen Disinfectant Concentrate and Odor Eliminator supplies two one-gallon jugs, each containing 128 fluid ounces. The offer provides two gallons, or 256 fluid ounces, of concentrate total. Choose it for preparing use-solutions for cleaning, odor control and the labeled hard-surface applications. It is a concentrated liquid, so measure and dilute it for the specific task before applying it as directed.
Prepare a cleaning solution for routine surfaces
For general cleaning, the label directs four fluid ounces of concentrate per gallon of water. The cleaning applications include floors, walls, counters and other washable household surfaces. Measure with equipment reserved for cleaning products, using plain tap water and the directions for the intended application. Keep the original label available because cleaning, disinfection, sanitizing and fabric treatments use different instructions rather than one universal dilution.
Preclean and keep disinfected surfaces visibly wet
For disinfection, remove visible soil and thoroughly preclean the surface, then apply a solution of five fluid ounces per gallon of water to hard, nonporous surfaces. Keep the treated surface undisturbed and visibly wet for ten minutes. Follow the full label for the intended application. The contact time is part of the process, so allow for it when planning the cleaning task.
Sanitizing has its own surface and contact-time requirements
For sanitizing hard, nonporous, non-food-contact surfaces, first remove visible soil and preclean thoroughly. Apply the labeled solution of five fluid ounces per gallon of water, let it stand for 60 seconds, then wipe. Select the instructions for the result you need. Keep this sanitizing procedure distinct from the ten-minute disinfection process, and do not let the product come into direct contact with food.
Match odor-control use to the material
OdoBan also provides directions for deodorizing washable fabrics, carpets and upholstery, as well as air freshening and laundry use. Select the specific label instructions for the material and task before mixing. For carpet or upholstery pet-odor treatment, preclean and test a hidden area for colorfastness, then follow the stated dilution, ten-minute contact time, blotting and drying steps. Keep fabric deodorizing separate from hard-surface disinfection.
Handle the concentrate according to its danger warning
The concentrate can cause irreversible eye damage. Wear protective eyewear, avoid contact with skin, eyes and clothing, and do not breathe spray. Wash thoroughly with soap and water after handling; remove contaminated clothing and wash it before reuse. Never mix OdoBan with other cleaners or chemicals. Label any secondary use-solution container and store the product where small children cannot reach it. Read the complete precautions and first-aid instructions before use.
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Specifications
Product identity
| Brand | OdoBan |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer model | 911701-G |
| UPC / GTIN | 732109202275 |
| Product type | Multi-purpose disinfectant and odor-eliminating concentrate |
Format & quantity
| Scent | Fresh Linen |
|---|---|
| Quantity | 2 jugs |
| Volume per jug | 1 gal (128 fl oz) |
| Total concentrate | 2 gal (256 fl oz) |
Features & care
| General cleaning dilution | 4 fl oz concentrate per gallon of water |
|---|---|
| Disinfection | Preclean hard, nonporous surfaces; 5 fl oz per gallon of water; visibly wet for 10 minutes |
| Sanitizing | Preclean hard, nonporous, non-food-contact surfaces; 5 fl oz per gallon of water; 60 seconds, then wipe |
| Other applications | Air freshening, fabric and carpet deodorizing, laundry; follow task-specific label directions |
| Food restriction | Do not allow direct contact with food |
| Handling | Danger: irreversible eye damage; wear protective eyewear; avoid skin, eyes and clothing; do not breathe spray |
| Mixing restriction | Never mix with other cleaning products or chemicals |
| Storage | Keep inaccessible to small children; label secondary use-solutions |
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Questions about this product
How much concentrate is included?
Two one-gallon jugs are supplied, with 128 fluid ounces in each jug and 256 fluid ounces total. This is Fresh Linen concentrate for dilution according to the intended task. Keep the original labels available and measure with equipment reserved for cleaning products when preparing a use-solution.
What are the dilution and contact time for disinfection?
Preclean the hard, nonporous surface, then apply five fluid ounces of concentrate per gallon of water. The treated surface must remain undisturbed and visibly wet for ten minutes. Follow the complete label for the application, including the surface requirements and precautions, rather than substituting the shorter sanitizing contact time.
How does the sanitizing procedure differ?
Sanitizing applies to precleaned hard, nonporous, non-food-contact surfaces. Use five fluid ounces per gallon of water, let the solution stand for 60 seconds, then wipe. Disinfection requires the labeled ten-minute wet contact time. Choose the procedure for the intended result and keep the product from direct contact with food.
Can I use one mixture for floors, fabrics and every odor-control task?
Use the specific label directions for each task and material. General cleaning uses four fluid ounces per gallon of water, while other applications have their own dilution and handling steps. Test a hidden area for colorfastness before the directed carpet or upholstery treatment, and never mix the concentrate with other cleaners.
A closer look
About this product
Fresh Linen odor eliminator and disinfectant concentrate
This OdoBan Fresh Linen option supplies one one-gallon, 3.79-liter jug of concentrated odor eliminator and disinfectant. Choose it by the actual cleaning, deodorizing, sanitizing or disinfecting task, because dilution and contact time differ. The concentrate is mixed for the selected application; the jug’s physical quantity does not mean every task uses the same amount or yields the same prepared volume.
Use four ounces for routine cleaning or the specified disinfecting method
For routine cleaning, use four fluid ounces per gallon of water. For disinfecting permitted hard, nonporous surfaces, remove visible soil and thoroughly pre-clean, then apply the selected label’s five-fluid-ounce-per-gallon-of-water solution. Keep treated surfaces undisturbed and visibly wet for ten minutes. Follow complete surface and finishing directions and keep the product from direct contact with food.
Keep sanitizing and odor treatment separate
For sanitizing permitted hard, nonporous, nonfood-contact surfaces, remove visible soil and pre-clean thoroughly, apply five fluid ounces per gallon of water, let stand sixty seconds, then wipe. For pet odors on permitted carpet and upholstery, clean first, test a hidden area for colorfastness, apply the thirty-two-ounce-per-gallon-of-water mixture, allow ten minutes, blot with a clean cloth and let dry.
Retain concentrate precautions and container care
The concentrate can cause irreversible eye damage. Wear protective eyewear, avoid eyes, clothing and skin, and wash thoroughly with soap and water after handling. Remove contaminated clothing and wash it before reuse. Store inaccessible to small children, do not reuse or refill the jug and retain complete first-aid directions. Offer the empty container for recycling where available.
The details that matter
Specifications
Product identity
| Brand | OdoBan |
|---|---|
| UPC / GTIN | 732109900188 |
Format & quantity
| Quantity | 1jug;1USgal/3.79LCONCENTRATE |
|---|---|
| Scent | FreshLinen |
Features & care
| Routine | 4fl oz/gallonwater |
|---|---|
| Disinfect | 5fl oz/gallonwater;preclean;hardnonporous;visiblywetundisturbed10min |
| Sanitize | 5fl oz/gallonwater;preclean;hardnonporousNONFOOD;60sec/wipe |
| Pet/laundryodor | Pet32oz/gal10minblotdry/hiddentest;laundry8oz/finalrinseLOAD |
| Handling | Irreversibleeyedamage;protectiveeyewear;wash;children;nonrefillable |
Questions about this product
What amount and fragrance does this option contain?
There is one one-gallon, 3.79-liter jug of OdoBan concentrate in Fresh Linen scent. It is an odor eliminator and directed cleaner, sanitizer and disinfectant with different preparation requirements for different tasks. Choose the actual application’s dilution and contact time, retaining material care, food-contact restrictions and full concentrate handling precautions.
What mixture and contact time apply to disinfecting?
The selected label directs five fluid ounces per gallon of water for permitted hard, nonporous surfaces. Remove visible soil and thoroughly pre-clean first, then apply the solution and keep surfaces undisturbed and visibly wet for ten minutes. Retain complete surface and finishing directions, and do not allow direct contact with food.
How does the sanitizing method differ?
For permitted hard, nonporous, nonfood-contact surfaces, remove visible soil and pre-clean thoroughly. Apply the five-fluid-ounce-per-gallon-of-water solution, allow sixty seconds and then wipe. Keep that scope and timing separate from the ten-minute disinfecting method and from fabric or laundry odor treatment, following the actual product labeling.
What is the pet-odor method for carpet or upholstery?
Clean the permitted material first and test a hidden area for colorfastness. Apply the thirty-two-fluid-ounce-per-gallon-of-water mixture to the affected area, allow ten minutes, blot with a clean cloth and let dry. Keep actual fabric care and the complete odor-treatment directions with this method rather than substituting a hard-surface disinfecting procedure.
Can I use it for routine mopping or laundry odors?
Routine cleaning uses four fluid ounces per gallon of water for permitted floors and other listed applications. The label separately directs eight fluid ounces per load in the final rinse for laundry odor treatment. Those are distinct applications; retain actual material care and avoid treating a laundry odor instruction as a sanitizing claim.
What precautions apply when handling the concentrate?
Wear protective eyewear because the concentrate can cause irreversible eye damage. Avoid contact with eyes, clothing and skin, wash thoroughly after handling, and remove and wash contaminated clothing before reuse. Keep small children away, retain complete first-aid information and do not reuse or refill the empty jug.
- Quantity
- 1jug;1USgal/3.79LCONCENTRATE
- Scent
- FreshLinen
A closer look
About this product
Two one-gallon jugs of Fresh Linen concentrate
OdoBan Fresh Linen Disinfectant Concentrate and Odor Eliminator supplies two one-gallon jugs, each containing 128 fluid ounces. The offer provides two gallons, or 256 fluid ounces, of concentrate total. Choose it for preparing use-solutions for cleaning, odor control and the labeled hard-surface applications. It is a concentrated liquid, so measure and dilute it for the specific task before applying it as directed.
Prepare a cleaning solution for routine surfaces
For general cleaning, the label directs four fluid ounces of concentrate per gallon of water. The cleaning applications include floors, walls, counters and other washable household surfaces. Measure with equipment reserved for cleaning products, using plain tap water and the directions for the intended application. Keep the original label available because cleaning, disinfection, sanitizing and fabric treatments use different instructions rather than one universal dilution.
Preclean and keep disinfected surfaces visibly wet
For disinfection, remove visible soil and thoroughly preclean the surface, then apply a solution of five fluid ounces per gallon of water to hard, nonporous surfaces. Keep the treated surface undisturbed and visibly wet for ten minutes. Follow the full label for the intended application. The contact time is part of the process, so allow for it when planning the cleaning task.
Sanitizing has its own surface and contact-time requirements
For sanitizing hard, nonporous, non-food-contact surfaces, first remove visible soil and preclean thoroughly. Apply the labeled solution of five fluid ounces per gallon of water, let it stand for 60 seconds, then wipe. Select the instructions for the result you need. Keep this sanitizing procedure distinct from the ten-minute disinfection process, and do not let the product come into direct contact with food.
Match odor-control use to the material
OdoBan also provides directions for deodorizing washable fabrics, carpets and upholstery, as well as air freshening and laundry use. Select the specific label instructions for the material and task before mixing. For carpet or upholstery pet-odor treatment, preclean and test a hidden area for colorfastness, then follow the stated dilution, ten-minute contact time, blotting and drying steps. Keep fabric deodorizing separate from hard-surface disinfection.
Handle the concentrate according to its danger warning
The concentrate can cause irreversible eye damage. Wear protective eyewear, avoid contact with skin, eyes and clothing, and do not breathe spray. Wash thoroughly with soap and water after handling; remove contaminated clothing and wash it before reuse. Never mix OdoBan with other cleaners or chemicals. Label any secondary use-solution container and store the product where small children cannot reach it. Read the complete precautions and first-aid instructions before use.
The details that matter
Specifications
Product identity
| Brand | OdoBan |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer model | 911701-G |
| UPC / GTIN | 732109202275 |
| Product type | Multi-purpose disinfectant and odor-eliminating concentrate |
Format & quantity
| Scent | Fresh Linen |
|---|---|
| Quantity | 2 jugs |
| Volume per jug | 1 gal (128 fl oz) |
| Total concentrate | 2 gal (256 fl oz) |
Features & care
| General cleaning dilution | 4 fl oz concentrate per gallon of water |
|---|---|
| Disinfection | Preclean hard, nonporous surfaces; 5 fl oz per gallon of water; visibly wet for 10 minutes |
| Sanitizing | Preclean hard, nonporous, non-food-contact surfaces; 5 fl oz per gallon of water; 60 seconds, then wipe |
| Other applications | Air freshening, fabric and carpet deodorizing, laundry; follow task-specific label directions |
| Food restriction | Do not allow direct contact with food |
| Handling | Danger: irreversible eye damage; wear protective eyewear; avoid skin, eyes and clothing; do not breathe spray |
| Mixing restriction | Never mix with other cleaning products or chemicals |
| Storage | Keep inaccessible to small children; label secondary use-solutions |
Questions about this product
How much concentrate is included?
Two one-gallon jugs are supplied, with 128 fluid ounces in each jug and 256 fluid ounces total. This is Fresh Linen concentrate for dilution according to the intended task. Keep the original labels available and measure with equipment reserved for cleaning products when preparing a use-solution.
What are the dilution and contact time for disinfection?
Preclean the hard, nonporous surface, then apply five fluid ounces of concentrate per gallon of water. The treated surface must remain undisturbed and visibly wet for ten minutes. Follow the complete label for the application, including the surface requirements and precautions, rather than substituting the shorter sanitizing contact time.
How does the sanitizing procedure differ?
Sanitizing applies to precleaned hard, nonporous, non-food-contact surfaces. Use five fluid ounces per gallon of water, let the solution stand for 60 seconds, then wipe. Disinfection requires the labeled ten-minute wet contact time. Choose the procedure for the intended result and keep the product from direct contact with food.
Can I use one mixture for floors, fabrics and every odor-control task?
Use the specific label directions for each task and material. General cleaning uses four fluid ounces per gallon of water, while other applications have their own dilution and handling steps. Test a hidden area for colorfastness before the directed carpet or upholstery treatment, and never mix the concentrate with other cleaners.
- Scent
- Fresh Linen
- Quantity
- 2 jugs
- Volume per jug
- 1 gal (128 fl oz)
- Total concentrate
- 2 gal (256 fl oz)