Breathe easier and get peace of mind with all-natural Air•Aide®. Chemical-based aerosols and odor-eliminating sprays can cause more harm than good…Air•Aide® eliminates the need for toxins while keeping your environment safe & clean!

Popular uses of Air•Aide®:

• All-natural Air Freshener & Deodorizer: Mist in a bathroom, spray in the kitchen after your husband’s latest fish fry, mist the rug in the kid's room if when you walk in it smells like feet…

• Surface cleaner: Spray a rag and wipe down door knobs, keyboards, cell phones - this gives a good disinfecting wipe-down to germ-laden surfaces without resorting to chemicals.

• Remove musty-moldy smells: Spray in a car or a basement rug with musty/mildewy smells Air•Aide® also helps to remove the mold, not just erase the smell.

• Take the stink out - Spray on rugs, into sweaty shoes & boots, onto chair seats, into hockey bags, helmets, any stinky sweaty area...and transition to a pleasant smelling environment laden with hints of clove, lavender, rosemary and geranium instantly!

How can an all-natural product effectively deodorize and clean the air & surfaces?

• Safe for use around children & pets, the ratio of ingredients of Clove, Geranium, Rosemary, Lavender, and Mint oils in Air•Aide® effectively deodorize any stinky area that requires immediate olfactory attention. For more information on the anti-bacterial properties of plant oils, click here: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1693916/

What about all the cheaper deodorizers at my local store?

• Many aerosol disinfectants contain toxic ingredients that cause harm to developmental, endocrine, respiratory & reproductive systems with continued use. See EWG's list of aerosol deodorizers & their harmful ingredients here: http://www.ewg.org/guides/brand/6500

• Ingredients in many on-the-shelf deodorizers include ethanol, which can affect the eyes, mucous membranes, and can affect the central nervous system if inhaled or ingested. Another very popular deodorizer contains ammonium hydroxide, which is considered a respiratory toxin and is linked to serious health conditions such as bronchitis, emphysema, and cancer.