Why is it ineffective to rely on a single method of odor control?

Relying on a single method of odor control is ineffective primarily because such methods generally target limited types of odors. Different odors can arise from a variety of sources, such as biological, chemical, or physical processes, and each type may require a tailored approach for effective neutralization or removal. For example, a method effective against organic smells might not be suitable for removing synthetic odors or smoke.

Using a single method means there is a higher risk of leaving some odors unaddressed, which can lead to incomplete odor management. To effectively manage odors, it is essential to use a combination of methods that together cover a broader spectrum of odor sources. This multi-faceted approach ensures a more comprehensive treatment and lasting results in odor control.