New MiniFresh® Eliminates Mini-split Odors

The patent pending MiniFresh uses the unique, proven ClenAir technology in a special time-release feeder designed to be placed out of view on top of the return louvers of the unit

ST. LOUIS — Nu-Calgon has launched a ClenAir™ odor eliminator called MiniFresh® that is designed to meet the challenges of indoor mini splits, packaged terminal air conditioners (PTACs), and fan coil units. The MiniFresh neutralizes odors, freshens the room air, deodorizes units, and keeps the evaporator coil and blower cleaner.

The patent pending MiniFresh uses the unique, proven ClenAir technology in a special time-release feeder designed to be placed out of view on top of the return louvers of the unit. The MiniFresh can be installed quickly and easily in less than a minute. Whenever the indoor unit is on, the MiniFresh will treat the room air and the unit, leaving the space fresh and free of offensive odors. Each MiniFresh will treat indoor units up to 12,000 Btu and will last from two to three months.

MiniFresh eliminates odors from mold, mildew, pets, food, chemicals, smoke, stale air, and more, which helps to keep the evaporator coil and blower unit clean and free of build-up. The MiniFresh is a true odor neutralizer, not an odor mask or cover-up. It is nontoxic and environmentally friendly.

For more information, visit www.nucalgon.com.

Publication date: 03/09/18

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