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Portable Sanitation Association International News
BIWEEKLY EDITION JULY 8, 2020
Page 23
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Tip #5: Treat Deodorizer as Part of an Experience
Delivery System. No single product can be responsible
for providing a good portable toilet experience. The tank
deodorizer should be one component—think about how
your deodorizers work with complementary products
such as urinal blocks, air fresheners, and soaps. These
scents should work together, not fight one another.
Talk with your deodorizer representative about which
fragrances team up well.
Tip #6: Rotate Scents at Long-Term Contract Sites.
After a while, the nose will be desensitized to the
deodorizer fragrance (fragrance fatigue), and the end
user will think the toilets are not being serviced properly.
If you provide units over a long period of time where
the users are expected to be the same people (think
construction sites, parks where softball leagues play a
weekly game, etc.), rotating the fragrances may help
users perceive less unpleasant odor— provided, of
course, you are using enough water to properly activate
the deodorizer."
Tip #7: Use Your Deodorizer Rep as a Resource.
Deodorizer reps know a lot about deodorizers, sure,
but they know about a lot of other things, too. Most of
them would be glad to help you determine your costs
and solve problems. They are especially knowledgeable
about the chemicals in their products and how waste
disposal sites treat them.
Don't be afraid to ask for help in dealing with a disposal
site if they have concerns about your deodorizer. It's
what your rep does for a living—and typically has a lot of
experience in these situations. v
Deodorizers: What You Need to Know…continued from page 18
