Whiteley Odacon Incontinence Odour Neutraliser 5Lt

Made for incontinence odour, not general cleaning

Incontinence odours are one of the harder smells to stay on top of, and a general-purpose cleaner is rarely built for them. Whiteley Odacon is a deodoriser made specifically for the urine and faecal odours that come with incontinence and human waste, supplied in a 5Lt pack so a care or cleaning team can keep a working supply on hand.

Key Futures:

Neutralises at the source, not a cover-up: it works on urine and faecal odours where they start, instead of masking them with fragrance.

Stops the stale-urine ammonia smell: it works on the process that turns urine into ammonia at the source, so the smell that lingers does not keep building.

Ready to use with no mixing: it is supplied neat, so there is no dilution to measure or get wrong partway through a busy round.

Water-based and solvent-free: a lighter formulation than solvent-based deodorisers, with no solvent smell left behind.

Where it can be used:

• Healthcare and clinical environments
• Aged care and assisted living facilities
• Hospital wards and patient rooms
• Bathrooms and shared amenities

Dilution: ready to use. Spray Odacon neat, straight from the container or a refilled spray bottle.

How to apply:

Spray directly onto the pad, linen or surface where the odour is, as soon as you can after it occurs.
Spray incontinence pads and linen on removal, and soiled clothing, bedding, mattresses, rugs and bathroom areas as needed.
For a pad or linen that will be worn, spray it lightly and pre-test first with anyone who has known skin sensitivity.
Allow it to work on the odour rather than wiping it straight off.

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Classification: Odacon is not classified as a dangerous substance or mixture under GHS and is not a Dangerous Good for transport. It is non-flammable and carries no signal word and no hazard statements.

Personal protection:
Eye/face protection – Safety glasses / face shield / chemical resistant goggles should be worn to prevent eye contact.
Skin protection – Use Nitrile gloves or similar to prevent skin contact.
Respiratory protection – Respirator is not usually necessary but if required use a half face filter respirator suitable for organic vapours.

Handling: Store the product in its original container, and contact Whiteley for advice before using it for any application beyond the label or technical bulletin.

First aid:

Eyes: hold the eyelids apart and flush continuously with running water.
Skin: remove contaminated clothing and rinse the skin and hair with running water.
Inhalation: move the person to fresh air.
If swallowed: do not induce vomiting, give water to drink if the person is conscious, and contact a Poisons Information Centre on 13 11 26 or a doctor.
If irritation occurs, discontinue use and seek medical advice.

Storage: Store in a cool, dry, well-ventilated area, below 30°C and out of direct sunlight, with the container tightly sealed.

Do not mix: Do not mix Odacon with other chemicals unless the label or Safety Data Sheet states it can be done.

Disposal: Disposal to sewer is normally recommended, flushed with copious amounts of water. Refer to your State or Territory land waste management authority where applicable.

Containers: Containers are recyclable. Rinse thoroughly and recycle, dispose of to general waste, or use a licensed waste contractor.