I have searched the forum and unable to find this topic...
Which commercial neutralizer/removal product do you use? I am looking at purchasing the WCS atomist sprayer but not sure which product to purchase with it... any recommendations?
Thanks in advance...

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1 Qt Hydrogen Peroxide
1/4 cup Baking Soda
1 good squirt liquid dish soap

WPS,
Below is a reply I made (some years ago) to a person who had a skunk odor problem. If you have any questions, feel free to PM me. I still haven't found anything that is more effective!
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Below is a link to the best “skunk odor removal” formula that I have ever used. Be sure to read all of the information within the link. The recipe contains hydrogen peroxide, read and follow all cautions.
The Skunk Remedy Home Page 19 Feb 2022- Link is no longer available.

You didn’t provide enough information in your thread for me to explain exactly how I would use it in your situation.
1. Is your garage finished, with sheetrock walls, etc.? Concrete floor? Very clean or like mine- lots of clutter?
2. Is the source of the odor concentrated in one small area- a few drops on the floor or wall? On the other hand, was it sprayed over a large area? Did the scent get on your body or clothing?

I have used the solution as a spray from a one-quart spray bottle and from a one-gallon lawn sprayer. Also as a fine mist from an electronic mister such as shown at http://www.wildlifecontrolsupplies....e_Code=NWS001&Category_Code=Sprayers Mister .The spray is best for concrete, brick, wood, dirt, etc. You will know when you have hit spots of concentrated scent, as the liquid will foam. The mist is better for enclosed spaces such as crawlspaces, garages, and rooms. The mist mainly clears the air and does not remove the source unless the surface is physically wetted.. Again, observe all cautions.

My plan is/was to sell my services removing/eliminating skunk odor problems to go along with my ADC/nuisance work. I thought there was a post about the N-100 or NnZ somewhere on this forum.
David

I've had rather spotty success with N-100. It works some but not enough for me to sell it as a service.

The peroxide and baking soda mix works as good if not better than anything I've used but isn't a 100% solution. I offered odor removal as a service for a while but gave up on it. I still do it as a favor sometimes but offer no guarantees at all.

Gibb,
have you used this product?

Yes with good results.

http://peterickard.com/index.php?main_pa...amp;zenid=0548a

check the link above for skunk buster, I have also bought in 1 gallon
sizes, but you would have to call for pricing.
This product can be cut 1:1 with water and is still good, does not have a shelf life! Oh, I have used it since 1988 and have sold it to my clients at $25.00
per quart!

pick65

pick65,
Thank you... I sent them an email