We all know that there are several types of Laundry Washers available in commercial and industrial settings. However, most people are only familiar with two kinds of laundry washers: commercial laundry washers and industrial laundry washers. Furthermore, some aren’t even aware of the difference between these two categories of laundry washers, which is why we have come up with this article, introducing 6 more types of commercial and industrial laundry washers and providing an in-depth review of each.
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Creating a Fresh Experience
Lingering odors are quite unpleasant and may ward-off customers. However, ORAPI’s products are specifically formulated to eliminate persistent everyday odors as well as the odors that are temporary but tough to get rid of. The results? A room that looks not only clean but also smells clean.
Our success story involves three odor control measures to target and eliminates the worst of the worst odors:
1. Masking
As is known, like solids and liquids, the air is also matter. It has weight, it takes up space, and it is composed of particles too small and too spread apart for the naked eye to see. But when rooms aren’t cleaned frequently, bacteria and germs are allowed to grow, and eventually, air and water particles in the air (humidity) start oxidizing with wood, metal, food, and other organic substances present in the room. The atoms of the resulting foul odor then diffuse into every nook and cranny of the room, which creates a lasting unpleasant smell.
Masking is a technique that combines fragrance with the odor to create an atmosphere that looks great and smells great! However, the process of masking doesn’t just get rid of the smell but also eliminates any lingering traces of germs and bacteria present in the air.
2. Securing
Unlike masking, in securing, the fragrance molecule entirely envelops the odor molecule, creating a new molecule free of any repulsive smell. All germs and bacteria are trapped and subsequently destroyed within this stench-free molecule.
This method can be utilized to create a room imbued with a detectable fragrance or one that is whole unscented.
3. Deodorizing
Common culprits exacerbating the issue of odors include lack of ventilation, mold, mildew, dust, stains, and spills. Smells emanating from such sources can be particularly hard to remove, which is why it is so important to completely break down the source of odor using enzymatic action, in which the fragrance molecule completely covers the foul-smelling molecule, then it attracts the molecule underneath it to its active site and proceeds to destroy (or catalyze) the chemical reaction. Finally, the fragrance molecule allows the unwanted products to dissociate from it.
This method is reliable for removing even the toughest of reeks, as it fully demolishes every last unwanted smell, so regardless of the amount, the fragrance will deodorize the room thoroughly and effectively.
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So now that you know the science behind our products, you can determine the right solution that will cater to your specific needs. It is important to know that not all odors are the same. Whether your target is to tackle daily odors or remove stubborn smells, our One-Sheet Comparison Guide can help you understand how each product works on different types of odors.
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Conclusion
Odor performs an inherent role in the perception of cleanliness, and to make a perfect impression on customers, foul smells must be tackled with deliberate action. So, do away with the harsh smells with ORAPI’s—the leading supplier of hygiene solutions—deodorizing products that can outperform the competition.
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