ODORMED Odor Eliminator Concentrate 1 Gal - Powerful Pet Odor Removal

In this review the ODORMED Odor Eliminator Concentrate is evaluated for pet owners and clinic staff who need a heavy-duty, all-purpose deodorizer that actually reaches the source of smells. The bottom line: this one-gallon concentrate is intended for people who want a professional-strength solution that is safe around small pets and children and that does not simply mask odors. The review focuses on real-world use on carpets, cages, floors and fabrics and explains why the non-enzymatic formula matters for persistent pet smells.

Key Features

• Concentrated formula: The 1 gal concentrate dilutes for economical coverage so a little goes a long way when treating multiple rooms or clinic spaces.
• Penetrates to source: The solution is designed to soak into fabrics, carpets and cage surfaces to neutralize odors at the origin rather than simply masking them.
• Non-enzymatic action: The unique non-enzyme formula works where enzyme cleaners sometimes fail and is suitable for a variety of prior treatments.
• Safe for families: The product is non-noxious, non-allergenic and biodegradable so treated areas are safe for small pets and children immediately after use.
• Versatile application: It can be used on floors, walls, cages, fabrics and more, and is compatible with a pump-up sprayer once diluted.
• Crisp scent option: Caribbean Citrus Mist leaves a light crisp mountain-air style aroma after drying, helping treated areas smell fresh.

Who It's For

This concentrate is best for homeowners with active pets, boarding facilities, and veterinary clinics that need a professional-strength odor eliminator to cover large areas and stubborn smells. People who regularly deal with urine, cage odors, or heavily soiled fabrics will find the concentrated format cost effective and easy to apply with a sprayer.

It is less suited for someone who only needs a small, ready-to-use spray for occasional light odors or who prefers enzyme-based cleaners for biological stain breakdown; those users may prefer single-use sprays or enzyme products tailored specifically to stain removal.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Effectively penetrates to the source of odors, often removing smells on first application.
• Concentrated 1 gal size provides economical coverage for homes and clinics.
• Safe, non-noxious, and biodegradable so pets and children can re-enter treated areas immediately.
• Works across many surfaces including carpets, cages, floors and walls.

Cons

• Concentrate requires dilution and proper application; users must follow directions to saturate soiled areas for best results.
• The scent may be noticeable until the solution fully air dries for those sensitive to fragrances.

Specifications

Product	ODORMED Odor Eliminator Concentrate
Volume	1 gal
Scent	Caribbean Citrus Mist (crisp mountain air)
Formula type	Non-enzymatic, biodegradable
Intended surfaces	Carpets, floors, walls, cages, fabrics
Safety	Non-noxious, non-allergenic; safe for pets and children after use

Our Verdict

ODORMED Odor Eliminator Concentrate is a solid choice for anyone needing a professional-grade deodorizer that actually targets odor sources rather than masking them. The 1 gal concentrate is cost effective for regular use in homes, clinics, and boarding facilities, and its non-enzymatic, safe formula makes it a practical option for households with small pets and children. Follow dilution and saturation instructions for best results.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you apply the concentrate?
Mix with the recommended amount of water or cleaning solution, saturate the soiled area or apply with a pump-up sprayer, then allow to air dry and reapply if needed.

Is it safe for pets and children immediately after use?
Yes, the product is non-noxious and non-allergenic so treated areas are safe for small pets and children once applied as directed.

Will it remove long-standing odors?
The non-enzymatic formula is formulated to penetrate and neutralize persistent odors that some enzyme products do not eliminate, but thorough saturation and possibly repeated applications may be required for severe cases.