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For refreshment room air by spraying, floral colognes, coniferous aromatic solutions and tinctures are used.

For light room disinfection, which simultaneously refreshes the air of the room, ordinary colognes and coniferous compounds mixed with eucalyptus oil, formalin or chinosol are used. Of these, the most effective are the following compositions:

Eucalyptus Quinosol Essence

Solution of eucalyptus oil 10% 250 g;
Chinozola 150 g;
Wine alcohol 1 kg;
Water 200 g.

coniferous essence

Essential oil from pine needles 100 g;
Essential oil from juniper berries 15 g;
Peruvian balsam 25 g.

Coniferous alcohol

Wine alcohol 100 g;
Essential oil from fir cones 40 g;
Benzoin essence 6 g;
Water 200 g.

Deodorizer

The deodorizer is a fused, but easily crumbling mass, which is intended to drown out the bad smell. The deodorizer is placed in latrines and public places either in pieces or enclosed in metal cylindrical boxes open on both sides. The deodorizer in its composition and action is much lower than the ozonator, the recipe of which is placed further, and it is not recommended to use it in residential premises. Its usual purpose is station and public latrines.

The cheap mass of deodorizer is technical naphthalene containing an admixture of creosol. To this naphthalene is added a small percentage (about 0,1%) of menthol or borneol (to reduce the cost of the product, you can do without these additions). This mixture or pure naphthalene is moistened with fir oil. The amount of fir oil is taken at your discretion. If you want to get a mass in the form of a stone, then naphthalene needs to be melted with an admixture of fir oil (it melts at a temperature of 80-85 ° C) and poured into appropriate molds, possibly tin ones with hinged walls. Sometimes a few drops of mint oil are also added.

Ozonator

The ozonator is a completely harmless mass, and therefore its use in residential premises is completely safe. Compose it as follows:

30 g of pine oil (and even better, 15 g of fir and pine oil) are mixed with 40 g of eucalyptus oil, 10 g of lavender oil, 10 g of celery oil (essential oil from celery) and 1 liter of wine alcohol. A little water is added to the resulting mixture and sawdust is thoroughly moistened with this liquid.

The sawdust is placed in tin boxes with holes to facilitate evaporation. It is also good to wrap the sawdust in a flannel pad, which is placed in a metal flat box with holes. You can do without sawdust by impregnating unglued paper with the composition, and the easiest way is to fill open flat jars with this liquid.

Speaking about the ozonizer, one must, of course, keep in mind that the only effective means of actual air freshening is ventilation and ventilation. In the absence of a good exhaust system, air ozonation is best and most fully achieved only by electric ozonizers.

Author: Korolev V.A.

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