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Skunk Odor The skunk was hit right out on the highway in front of Charcoal House, and it was stinking to high heaven.  The highway crew threw him in the ditch. Pure Non-Scents® to the resue. We went out with Pure Non-Scents® and covered the skunk which was swarming with flies and the smell disappeared immediately.  Then I covered the area where he...

Removing Odor. Question:  Hi there, I sublet my apartment for a year and foolishly left my beautiful sofa behind.  I can easily replace the slipcover they ruined, but I am having a horrible time figuring out how to get the incense smell out of it.I primed and painted everything, and now the only thing left with the odor is the...

Removing furniture odor Question on Furniture Odor: We bought a house that had a bad odor in the basement. I hung bags of charcoal around the basement, and the smell has improved greatly. Then I bought a 2nd hand lazy boy chair, but when I got it into my house, the body odors of the previous owner has taken over the smell of the room. So I have a bowl of charcoal under the chair at this time, but am wondering if I can sprinkle the charcoal directly on the fabric for a period of time. And how long would I need to use the charcoal for this situation? -Bonnie Continue reading →

Question: Hello, I am a 5 year cancer survivor and doing well, i have issues with odor in my pouch, i have a hard time dealing with it when in public, I have tried many products but it costs too much, on a fixed income, would your product be safe to use, eg, say I take a little of the charcoal and put...

Question: Hello, My cat has urinated on my carpet a few times and I'm finding it impossible to remove the odor, it seems as though it has leaked into the padding. Do you have a product that may work, and if so which one would you recommend? Thanks in advance, Ronda Answer: Hi Ronda. The Pure NonScents. Wash the carpet...

It was the night after a fire when all through the house, the smoke smell was terrible, it would choke even a mouse.....   Fire smoke Odor: Ha, ha!  Customer Judy in California was beside herself. They had a fire in the house and after the insurance took care of everything, there was still a terrible smell of smoke that was in the brick wall in her kitchen. Folks suggested vinegar and baking soda which helped some, but mostly added to the problem, she still had the smell of smoke and now she had the vinegar and soda smell.   Someone mentioned our website to her and she called and after we talked, we decided that the  Pure NonScents would be best according to her budget.**  Judy was very CREATIVE in how she managed to get the Pure NonScents onto her brick wall.  :)   Judy said that it took the smell away almost immediately, however, because of our recommendation, she left it all up for a couple of months. She snapped this pic for us to share with you.  :)   Happy noses to all, and to all Pure NonScents!   **FYI: the reason that we suggested that Judy leave the Pure Nonscents up for a couple of months is that even though the Pure NonScents stopped the odor right away it is most likely still off gassing. What is being gassed off it is capturing, but if you removed the Pure NonScents, the smell would be soon return as it is still off gassing. It takes time for it to finally adsorb all the offensive odors.   Also, we do have other options for covering a brick wall, but this was the most economical. For more info, please contact us at: 888-264-5568   Customer Support308-665-1566 customersupport@buyactivatedcharcoal.com info@charcoalremedies.com BuyActivatedCharcoal.com    Continue reading →