Which odor control method may be utilized alongside air scrubbing for maximum effect?

Using deodorizing agents or sprays alongside air scrubbing is an effective combination for odor control. Air scrubbing works to remove airborne contaminants by filtering the air, while deodorizing agents specifically target and neutralize unpleasant odors. This combination increases the efficacy of odor removal because the air scrubber can capture and eliminate particles and gases from the air, while the deodorizing sprays can address odors that are embedded in surfaces or materials, providing a multi-faceted approach to odor control.

In contrast, natural light exposure primarily helps to reduce odors through the process of photolysis and might not be consistently feasible or effective in enclosed spaces. Increased HVAC usage can facilitate air circulation and filtration, but it does not specifically neutralize odors unless combined with other odor control methods. Covering odor sources can be a temporary solution, but it does not eliminate the odors themselves and may only mask the problem rather than address the underlying cause. Thus, utilizing deodorizing agents or sprays complements the benefits of air scrubbing effectively.