Fiberlock RECON Extreme Duty Odor Counteractant

RECON Extreme Duty Odor Counteractant is a highly concentrated liquid odor counteractant formulated specifically for the treatment of surfaces after fire, water or smoke damage. This product chemically neutralizes the source of malodors and imparts a pleasant, long-lasting fragrance. RECON Extreme Duty Odor Counteractant removes odors caused by tobacco, smoke, urine, pets, garbage, fire-produced odors, and cooking odors. Ideal for use in institutions, hospitals, apartments, sanitariums, restaurants, factories, schools, hotels, kitchens, restrooms, latrines, septic systems, dumpsters, paper mills, recreational vehicles or anywhere odors are a problem. May also be used as a deodorant booster for carpet cleaners and general purpose cleaners.

• Maximum strength odor counteractant
• Apply by spraying or as a cleaning additive
• Can be applied with cold mist fogging equipment
• MFG SKU: 3041-1

Use the following dilutions for maximum effectiveness. Be sure washable surface has been cleaned of any deposits or heavy film.

FOR HAND SPRAYING

Spray undiluted product with a fine mist into air, onto carpets, drapes or directly onto source of odor.

FOR DAMP MOPPING

Dilute 2 ounces per gallon into mop bucket cleaning solution and mop onto surface.

FOR LAUNDRY

Add 1-2 ounces of concentrate to rinse cycle or add with softener to dispenser.

FOR CARPET USE

Add 1-2 ounces of concentrate to each gallon of diluted shampoo solution.

FOR SMOKE AND GARBAGE ODORS

Spray all surfaces thoroughly with undiluted product.

FOR HOLDING TANKS

Add directly to holding tank. Use approximately 2 to 3 ounces for every 10 gallons of holding tank capacity.

CLEAN UP CONTAINER DISPOSAL

Triple rinse container with water and dispose in an authorized landfill.

SPILL OR LEAKAGE PROCEDURES

Contain spill. Keep out of sewers and open bodies of water. Soak up spill in inert absorbent material. Place in leak-proof containers. Seal and label properly for disposal.

Safety Data Sheet (SDS)

Product Data Sheet (PDS)

3 Steps for Fire Restoration