Free delivery for orders over R800
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Fabric Pong Gone! targets and destroys organic odours trapped in carpets, upholstery, curtains, and car interiors. Whether it’s a forgotten latte under the car seat, a seafood spill in the kitchen, or a “pet accident” on the rug, these smells aren’t just on the surface – they are a chemical cocktail produced by microscopic organisms having a feast in the fibres of your fabric.
The Anatomy of an Indoor Stench
When organic matter like milk or meat juice soaks into fabric, it creates a “micro-pantry” for bacteria. As these substances break down, they release volatile compounds like butyric acid (the smell of sour milk) and trimethylamine (that pungent fishy aroma).
Standard sprays often just layer a heavy perfume over the top. Fabric Pong Gone! goes deeper. Our enzymes are specialized proteins that act like biological scissors. They target the specific chemical bonds in the spill, triggering a reaction that shatters complex, stinking molecules into simple, odourless components like carbon dioxide and water.
1. Acting as Biological Scissors Enzymes are proteins that speed up chemical reactions. Think of them as tiny scissors that “cut” complex organic waste (fats, proteins, and starches found in milk, sweat, or food) into smaller, simpler pieces that no longer smell.
2. Starving the “Bad” Bacteria by breaking down the organic “grime” immediately, the enzymes remove the food source for the anaerobic bacteria that produce foul gases. No food means no bacteria, and no bacteria means no more pong.
3. Deep Fiber Penetration Unlike surface cleaners, enzymatic action is particularly effective at traveling into the “pores” of fabric and foam. It reaches the hidden liquids trapped deep in the pile or padding that a quick wipe-down misses.
1. Prep the Area: Blot up as much of the initial spill as possible using a clean, dry cloth.
2. Apply: Spray Fabric Pong Gone! liberally over the affected area. For deep spills (like milk in a car seat), ensure enough product is used to reach the underlying padding.
3. Stay Damp: Enzymes are living catalysts and need moisture to work. For best results, cover the treated area with a damp towel to prevent it from drying out too quickly.
4. Wait: Allow 24 – 48 hours for the enzymes to fully “digest” the organic matter.
5. Finish: Once the odour is gone and the area is dry, vacuum to remove any loosened particles.
(Note: For deep-seated or old stains, a second application may be necessary to reach the very bottom of the fibers.)
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