Zenex Neutrazen Air Freshener with Dutch Apple Fragrance – 7.25 Ounce Bottle

Description

The Zenex 491250 Neutrazen Dutch Apple is a metered air freshener that neutralizes odors at the source while delivering a crisp Dutch apple fragrance. Infused with ORDENONE® odor neutralizer, it chemically encapsulates odor molecules, ensuring true deodorization and long-lasting freshness.

Its finely atomized micro-mist spreads evenly without wetting, staining, or messy fallout. Designed for use with automatic aerosol dispensers, this VOC-compliant, non-chlorinated dry spray formula provides continuous odor control for up to 30–40 days per can.

Applications

• Effective in locker rooms, hospitals, nursing homes, and medical facilities

• Keeps restaurants, hotels, motels, and bathrooms smelling fresh

• Neutralizes tobacco smoke, cooking odors, mold, and mildew

• Great for offices, RVs, boats, and other enclosed spaces

Features

• Powered by ORDENONE® odor neutralizer for lasting freshness

• Dry spray micro-mist prevents staining or wet fallout

• Long-lasting control – up to 30–40 days per can

• Coverage: up to 4,000 cubic feet

• VOC compliant, non-chlorinated, no CFCs

• Size: 10 oz. can | Net Weight: 7.25 oz.

Safety

Zenex – Neutrazen Met Dutch Apple Air Freshener

Hazard Classification:
– Aerosol Category 1
– Gas Under Pressure (Liquefied Gas)
– Eye Irritation Category 2
– Specific Target Organ Toxicity (Single Exposure – Narcotic Effects) Category 3
– Signal Word: Danger

Hazard Statements:
– Extremely flammable aerosol
– Contains gas under pressure; may explode if heated
– Causes serious eye irritation
– May cause drowsiness or dizziness

Recommended PPE:
– Safety glasses with side shields or chemical goggles / face protection
– Chemical-resistant gloves (for prolonged or repeated contact)
– Protective clothing (as needed to prevent skin contact)
– Respiratory protection (approved respirator if ventilation is inadequate or vapor exposure occurs)
– Use only in well-ventilated areas and keep away from heat, sparks, open flames, and ignition sources

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