Especially in the summer, the odors of public restrooms can be nauseating and even nauseating. Due to traditional toilet design, many have poor ventilation, and traditional deodorization methods like spraying perfume, placing mothballs, and exhaust odor removal only address the symptoms rather than the root cause. To address the problem, many public restrooms in places like schools, subway stations, shopping malls, train stations, and bus stations have installed deodorizers. Below, Tanyue Technology introduces these deodorizers.

1. Introduction to Public Toilet Deodorizers

As the name suggests, these are deodorizing devices used in public restrooms and restrooms.

Depending on the installation method, there are devices that hang directly on the toilet wall and operate electrically. There are also spray-type and built-in deodorizers.

Deodorizers on the market are categorized by their deodorization principles, including UV light deodorization, high-energy ion tube deodorization, exhaust fan deodorization, and ultra-high-end light-water ion purification deodorization.

2. Types of Public Toilet Deodorizers

Public toilet deodorizers are available in a wide variety of types. Common types include wall-mounted deodorizers and ducted negative pressure fresh air deodorizers, which can meet the diverse needs of customers, friends, and families. Below, we'll take a closer look at these two types of public toilet deodorizers:

1. Wall-mounted Public Toilet Deodorizers

Wall-mounted public toilet deodorizers can be categorized as either spray-type or wall-mounted deodorizers with or without consumables. Spray-type wall-mounted public toilet deodorizers are also a type of wall-mounted deodorizer, but they do require consumables and require the addition of plant liquid. Wall-mounted deodorizers without consumables require no consumables and simply plug in to function normally.