Using Airfan fragrance spray: careful dosing and application
Airfan sprays contain concentrated perfume oil. We explain how to start sparingly, check surfaces first and combine odour control around your grow space with effective extraction.
A fragrance spray is useful when you want to choose the moment of application. Start with the right product form: our Airfan odour neutralising sprays come in 100 ml bottles with trigger sprayers. They provide additional odour control in the surrounding area.
Start sparingly and keep your distance
Airfan contains concentrated perfume oil. Spray sparingly from about 30 cm away. Apply it evenly and follow the instructions on the bottle. Applying more product is no reason to leave a persistent source of odour untreated.
Check the surface before use
Could the spray land on furniture, clothing or another surface? Test an inconspicuous area first and check for staining before deciding whether to use it there. Store the bottle out of reach of children.
Pick a fragrance you enjoy
Magic, Love, Happy, Easy and Dream all have the same 100 ml bottle capacity. The variant name helps you find your preferred fragrance again. Choose according to your preference; picking a scent and solving an airflow problem are separate decisions.
Keep fragrance spray away from the crop
Do not use the bottle as a plant mister or spray directly onto your crop. Do not add perfume oil to nutrient water. Limit its use to the surrounding space, and check the source and airflow if the smell persists.
When do you need more than a spray?
A grow tent carbon filter treats extracted air. Check that connections fit tightly and that air actually passes through the filter. A spray does not take over that job.
If you want a product you can leave in one place, explore odour neutralising gels and our guide to placing and using ONA gel. Match the product form to the way you will use it.