• Purify Indoor Air in Minutes
• High absorption efficiency, removing odour
• Non Toxic & Eco-Friendly

High Efficiency Odour Eliminator, a Non-Electric Purifier Removes Indoor Odour in just minutes!

TerraComb® is a highly porous activated carbon constructed in an innovative grid design, creating optimal airflow that can remove air contaminants and impurities by adsorption where pollutant molecules are trap inside the pore structure of the carbon surface. With the latest innovation using a catalyst, it has resulted faster in absorption, delivering higher efficiency in removing air pollutants (VOCs) & odour.

Options for Specific Application, to Remove Odour & VOCs

Options Application:

• FORMALDEHYDE – specific to newly painted or renovated homes, furniture, plaster ceilings, wallpaper, paint, lacquer, sealant, paper, plywood, particle board

• INDOOR/ KITCHEN – living rooms, bedrooms, after cooking smell, carpeted rooms, cigarette smell

• PETS/ LIVING ROOM – Homes with pets, indoor gym, home work station & kids playroom

How does VOCs Impact on Health

Prolonged exposure to Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) results in the following possible health effects:

• Irritation in the eyes, nose and throat
• Nausea, loss of coordination and headaches
• Damage to the kidneys, liver and the central nervous system
• Certain organics can result in the development of cancer in animals, while other organics are known to be the cause of cancer in humans

Symptoms that indicate exposure to VOCs are

• Nose and throat discomfort
• Headache
• Irritation in one or both eyes
• Allergic skin reaction
• Nausea
• Laboured or difficult breathing and/or shortness of breath
• Vomiting
• Bleeding from the nose
• Fatigue
• Dizziness

Remove Odour & VOCs

Odour is another word for a smell, it is a mixture of volatile chemical compounds that humans and other animals perceive with the sense of olfaction. When you notice an odour, that tells you that you are exposed to something in the air that triggered your sense of smell. An odour might be due to a single chemical or mixture of chemicals. Chemicals vary in their ability to produce odours and people vary in their ability to smell odours. Smelling an odour doesn’t tell how much exposure you have. It also doesn’t tell you if the odour that you are smelling will cause health effects.

Can odours cause health effects?

Chemicals that trigger odours may cause health effects. In most cases, people will notice an odour well below the level in air that would cause health effects. Also, people are not equally sensitive to chemicals and may not be affected by them in the same way. Whether or not someone experiences health effects depends upon several factors, including the type of chemical, how concentrated the chemical is in the air, how long the exposure continues, and whether or not the person smelling the chemical has any particular sensitivities. Health symptoms from odour exposures usually go away quickly when the odours stop. Odour is not a reliable way to determine the risk of health effects. For some chemicals, odours will be noticeable at low concentrations where the risk for health effects is also very low. For others, such as carbon monoxide, there is no odour at any concentration and no warning when people are exposed to dangerous levels.

Exposure to odours could result in health effects ranging from none to mild discomfort, to more serious symptoms. Some chemicals with strong odours may cause eye, nose, throat or lung irritation. Strong odours may cause some people to feel a burning sensation that leads to coughing, wheezing or other breathing problems. People who smell strong odours may get headaches or feel dizzy or nauseous. If an odour lasts a long time or keeps occurring, it also could affect mood, anxiety and stress level. Powders, sprays, or gases, as well as the dust, smoke, fumes, and mists created when using some chemicals, are more dangerous because they can quickly get in the air. They are also small enough to get in the nose and lungs.

VOC, Volatile Organic Compounds

are substances or odour that evaporate at room temperature and are commonly found in household products and building materials

Where can you find them?