car deodorizers...

hneal98 · 02-19-2010, 06:59 PM

Hi everyone,

I am considering a new business, but I need to know if there is a need or desire for it. The business I am considering is deodorizing used cars. I know most dealers get new cars or trade-ins regularly.

I also know that often those trade-ins are from smokers and/or people who may have run over a skunk or had some other issues that caused bad orders in the car.

My system is a fogger that us run the car for about 20 to 30 seconds with the air conditioner running the "recycle" air. The fogger is then removed and the car's air is allowed to run until the fog clears in the car. Then the car sits about 12 hours after word otherwise, the smell would be overwhelming. There are various scents to use as well.

This process would cost between 15.00 and 25.00 per car.

Can someone tell me if this would be something that anyone would be interested in?

Thanks for your input,

Neal

Josse Erik · 04-03-2010, 05:58 PM

Once you have spent the time cleaning your vehicle inside and out, take a more seconds to apply a deodorizer in the vehicle to take smells away. Deodorizers work and will make your vehicle smell great. There are several different deodorizers to choose from. Almost any smell that you like is available on the market.Having a deodorizer placed in the air vents will remove dust and clean contaminants in the vehicle. Certain pollutants are harmful and need to be removed immediately. There are charcoal deodorizers that will absorb smokes and offensive odors. This will freshen and filter out the air. Breathing clean air is important to your health and with some kind of deodorizer your lungs will not be compromised.