📌 Intro
“If it smells clean, it must be clean,” right?
Wrong. That lemony-fresh scent might be doing more harm than good—especially in spaces with clients, staff, or kids around.
🧭 Ideal for:
Clinics, dental offices, coworking spaces, barbershops, pet salons, small retail stores, front desks, therapy offices.
🛠 Key Points
- Artificial scents = chemical residue,
- Fragrances can trigger allergies or migraines,
- True cleanliness = odorless + sanitized,
- Safe products = low scent, high efficiency,
- Scent ≠ disinfected
💥 Why This Matters
Businesses often think “a nice smell” means things are clean. The problem? That “clean” smell comes from synthetic fragrances, which often cover up the real issue—surfaces that look good but are still contaminated. Worse: some clients or employees may develop allergies, headaches, or skin irritation from those chemicals.
We use neutral-scent, high-performance products with hospital-grade disinfectants and zero toxic perfumes. The real flex isn’t how it smells—it’s how long it stays hygienic.
Don’t mask the problem. Remove it. That’s what we do.
❓ FAQ
1. Are scented cleaners harmful?
Not always, but many contain volatile organic compounds (VOCs) that can cause health issues in enclosed spaces.
2. What do you use instead of scented products?
We use certified low-VOC, fragrance-free, and high-efficacy disinfectants safe for sensitive environments.
3. Will my office still “smell clean”?
Yes—but naturally. True cleanliness has no strong scent. You’ll notice freshness, not perfume.
