Most deodorizations usually begin with the removal of what?

In the process of deodorization, the foundational step is the removal of the source of the odor. Recognizing and eliminating the source is crucial because the odor typically stems from a specific material or substance, and if it remains, any other efforts to mask or neutralize the smell will be ineffective.

For example, if a pet has an accident, simply trying to deodorize the area without cleaning up the mess will not resolve the odor issue. By addressing the source, the opportunity for odors to continue to persist or re-emanate is eliminated, creating a cleaner and healthier environment.

While removing the odorant, the area, or any influencers could be part of a comprehensive deodorization strategy, these measures alone cannot effectively tackle the problem if the source remains intact. Removing the source ensures that a solid foundation is established so that further deodorization efforts can be successful.