The simplest way to use ONA gel is to just remove the lid and leave it around the problem area to naturally evaporate and disperse through the air. This is fine if you only have one area that needs treatment, however if there is a large area that needs to be neutralised then you will need a way to disperse the Gel further throughout the affected area.
There are a few ways that this can be achieved: The first is to use one of our excellent fan-type dispensers that will greatly increase the distribution of the ONA. The Breeze fan is designed to fit on the 732g, 3.27Kg Jar & 3.8Kg Pail Gel products, and the ONA Cyclone fan is designed to go on the 20Kg pails. These fans sit snugly on the top of the container and have a number of fan settings to suit your needs, simply switch on and let the fans take care of the rest.
You should be aware though that if you are going to be using a fan type dispenser to increase the distribution, this will result in a much quicker rate of consumption and the fan speeds should be regulated accordingly. Another way to increase the dispersion of the product is to increase the surface area of the product, and this can be achieved by splitting the Gel into smaller containers and distributing these throughout the effected area.
Once the Gel has all evaporated just top the vessels back up with more product. Sometimes the problem can be that you are using more ONA Gel than necessary and you need to decrease the amount that is being dispersed. This can be achieved by placing a smaller amount into a container and sealing the rest until the next time it needs to be used.
All you need to do is remove the lid and expose the block, because the block is solid you do not need to worry about knocking it over and it can be left wherever you want to neutralise odours. If you need to increase the exposure of the ONA then you can remove the block from the plastic casing, or to increase the surface area further still you can grate some of the block into a bowl.
If you need to decrease the exposure of the block then the vented lid can be used regulate the amount of air contact and the dispersion of the product.
The ONA spray is a simple pump spray disperser, spraying a fine mist of ONA into the air. The product can be sprayed directly into the air where the odour problem is, it can also be sprayed directly onto fabrics if required.
However, if more continuous odour problems exist we have the ONA Mist dispenser which the Mist sits inside and delivers a burst of ONA at regular, set intervals. The Mist dispenser has 3 programmable time intervals and can be set to operate in night/day or 24 hour modes.
Another use for the liquid is for washing fabrics that have become engrained with odorous molecules, the liquid is diluted with water before washing the garments.
The liquid can also be used to top up the Gel and increase the concentration of the product. However, this is not recommended, the Gel is identically priced and the formulations differ slightly, meaning a layer of film may develop on top which can prevent the release of ONA molecules.
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