Refrigerator Air Purifier – Deodorizer & Food Freshness Extender for a Clean Fridge
Refrigerator Air Purifier – Deodorizer & Food Freshness Extender for a Clean Fridge
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Keep your fridge fresh and odour-free
Say goodbye to unpleasant fridge odours. A fridge is a sealed box — whatever the strongest thing in there smells of, everything else eventually smells of too. Onion in the butter, leftovers in the milk.
This compact deodoriser actively works on the air rather than covering it, so the fridge smells of nothing at all instead of smelling of lemon over fish.
No filters, no refills, no boxes of soda
The usual answer is an open box of bicarbonate that you are supposed to replace every month and never do. This just recharges — take it out, plug it in for a couple of hours, put it back. There is nothing to buy again and nothing to remember to buy again.
Small enough that it does not cost you a shelf
It stands about the height of a marker pen and takes up roughly the space of a small jar, so it tucks in beside things rather than displacing them. Give it a little clear air around the vent though — wedged behind a full milk bottle it cannot do anything.
It travels out of the fridge too
Because it is cordless and sealed, the same device works anywhere a small space holds a smell — a shoe cupboard, a gym bag, a car, a caravan, the cupboard under the sink. That is the argument for a rechargeable one over a fixed fridge fitting.
Two settings, one button
Two modes on a single control, a 1200 mAh battery, and about two hours to charge from flat. Silver or pink, if it is going somewhere you will see it.
Specifications
- Size: 5.7 × 1.7 × 1.7 in (145 × 43 × 43 mm)
- Battery: 1200 mAh rechargeable
- Charging time: about 2 hours
- Modes: two adjustable settings
- Consumables: none — no filters or refills
- Colours: silver or pink
- In the box: one deodoriser
Keep it dry — wipe the outside rather than rinsing it, and do not stand it in liquid. It is a deodoriser, not a substitute for cleaning up a spill or throwing out something that has gone off.
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