Odor1 Refresh Premium Odor Eliminator Kit for RVs Up To 25' Long

Video Transcript for Odor1 RV Refresh Premium Odor Eliminator Review

Zach: Hey, everybody. Zach here at etrailer.com. Today, we're going to be taking a look at the Odor1 RV refresh system. This is going to be a great product to help take care of some of those funky smells that campers and RVs will get. Our buddy, Jake, bought this camper earlier in the season. He's used it quite a bit, and he noted that it just kind of has a smell all the time.

It's not bad, but it's just kind of a musty smell that campers eventually get. We are all familiar with it. We've even come in after he stored it for a few weeks and we found a dead mouse on the ground. Kind of has a weird smell. The ventilation after cooking sometimes, all of those things combined just kind of had that weird camper smell.

So this is going to be a good setup to take care of all of those smells.Now, if you're looking for something to help keep your RV or camper refresh during storage, we had the RV Storeaze. This is going to be a good system if you're looking to store your camper for the winter. This is going to work for 30 to 90 day window to help keep things fresh up for whenever you're getting your camper back out for the season.So let's get this opened up, and let's get this put in place. It's a pretty easy setup. There's not a lot to it.

I'm going to open up this canister and remove all of our components. It's a good idea to put a set of gloves on when we're working with this stuff, and I've opened up some doors like to my bathroom, and you can open up any of the cabinets that you feel necessary if you have some issues there. I'm keeping most of mine closed, but whatever you feel fit to deodorize the whole thing. More than anything I'm just worried about the living areas and the bathroom.So I've taken this clamshell that all of our products came in, and I've opened it up, and I've taken the orange launcher according to the directions, that cup. And then we have another little cup that I'm going to take two ounces of water.

So just some regular water, and I'm going to pour that in there. And then we have two bottles that come in the kit. One says part one, and the other says part two. So we'll take part one and I'll take the lid off of that, and we want to keep that upright. We don't want anything spilling out of that. I'm going to pour that water in there, set that cup aside, and then I'm going to put the lid back on to the part one bottle. Make sure that that's tight. I'm going to shake it really well. Once we shaken that up, I'm going to remove the lid. I'm going to pour it into the orange launcher cup. Set this aside. And then I'm going to add a couple more ounces of water to that original cup there. I'm going to take part two, and I'm going to repeat that same process. Pour that in place, put the lid on.Now, we're going to need to have at least three hours of not being in the camper. So no pets, no kids just, no people. Remove anything that you're not really wanting to have in the way of this. So it's a good idea to maybe just do it overnight.So that one definitely changed the color of our water. If you looked in there, everything was kind of clear until I added part two. So now it's kind of an orange mixture, and we can dispose of all of our other containers, and we are going to step away. I'm going to put this whole setup down on the floor, just so if for some reason it doesn't spill out on our counter here, I'm going to set it on the floor, and we're going to step away. It's the end of the day today. So just to be safe, we're going to go a little past that three hours. I can already smell that kind of kicking in, and that's just going to release those vapors and taking out all of those smells that we're accustomed to before that.So just walking out of there, I could smell it doing its thing. One thing to note, we definitely want everything closed up before we leave. So we're going to get everything closed. I have the shades all down. It's well above 50 degrees. That's the required temperature is to be above 50 degrees. So let's just let it do its thing, and we'll check back on it in the morning.So it's the next day. We waited overnight. We've got this hooked up to power here. I'm going to go in. I'm going to remove all of the stuff that we had in place. We're going to let this air out for 20, 30 minutes. I'm going to turn those vents on. I am going to wear a mask just in case those fumes are still kind of hanging out. So let's go in, let's get those vents running for a little bit, take the container out, and we'll see how it does.So brought this container out. I could definitely smell it in there, so I think it's still a good idea to wear a mask when you're taking it off. Probably not a bad idea when you're first putting it in place, but you can see that the colors changed on this. So I think it did all of its work. So we're going to set this aside, dispose of it properly, let this air out for a little bit, and then we can go in and check it out.So now that we've let it aired out for a little while, maybe 20, 30 minutes, I actually ended up putting a fan in the doorway to help out the vents that I had above the bedroom and the bathroom and it definitely has taken that smell down quite a bit when it comes to that kind of chemical smell. At this point, it's went down quite a bit, but it's still kind of has like a peroxide smell. It's not real strong, but it's definitely there, but it is completely eliminated that kind of moldy mildew smell that every camper has after awhile. You know, when they're brand new, they don't really have it, but after you've used it for a couple of seasons, they just kind of get that funky smell. That has eliminated that. So I think Jake's going to be pretty happy when he goes to use it here pretty soon.But, essentially what we did is when we mixed that together, we created chlorine dioxide and those vapors in the air just kind of eliminated all that mold, and mildew, and all of those funky things that are floating around in our camper, and they just completely wiped them out. So, letting it sit for that extended period of time allows it to do its job. So that's why it's important to not be in your camper when this is going on. Also, to take out your pets, too. So taking out any loose things like pillows, sheets, anything like that is a good idea.Going back through, we we're thinking there might be like a residue left on stuff, but I'm not really feeling anything. Nothing feels out of the ordinary, but it's still probably a good idea to wipe stuff down, wash some blankets, sheets, anything that's kind of loose, probably not a bad idea to throw those in the washing machine before you use them again. But just letting it air out is a good idea. Let those things do their job. Probably not a bad idea. If you have any filters to swap those out, this isn't something we're doing all the time, but if you've really got that funky smell, this is going to help you out. So, this isn't something that you're going to want to do multiple times a season.But working in a fifth wheel camper like this, it really did a good job. So, this works up to 25 feet, and this fifth wheel camper's not the biggest that we've seen, but it's a pretty good size. So setting that canister somewhere in the middle so it can allow it to do its job and kind of reach all areas of the camper. We're not setting it on a counter up against a wall where it's just kind of staying trapped up here in the kitchen or the living area. So putting it somewhere where it can allow it to kind of spread out and do its thing. Also, stand underneath, getting in shade if possible, but staying above 50 degrees on the temperature there is a good idea, too, just allowing it to do its job the proper way.So when it comes to comparing it to other deodorizers we've tested out before, I feel like this one did its job of eliminating those smells. That peroxide smell is going to go away at some point, but I think it does a better job than the stuff where we're just spraying a fragrance essentially. All that does is just mask the smell. It'll come back eventually once those fragrances with fruit or whatever they have in them, that eventually fades away, and then you have your smell again. And then it's that weird mix between the two that doesn't smell well. So let it air out, let it do its job. I can already smell the difference. It's already kind of going out and doing its thing.So overall, pretty happy with this. I think that if you've got a really foul smelling camper, this is a really good way to go. Also, don't forget about those pouches that we talked about earlier when it comes to storage. Whenever you're not going to use it in the season, allow it to be a little bit more refreshed whenever it comes time to the spring time. But that's going to do it for a look at the Odor1 RV refresh system.