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Reinforce a sense
of Clean
“Over 80% of adults indicated that odor contributed to their perception of an unsanitary space.”
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CleanLink


HEALTHCARE
During these uncertain times, it is essential to reassure patients, front-line workers, and visitors. Scent can give your space a confident sense of clean, de-stress your patients, and welcome people into a calming environment

Relax Patients
“The presence of positive ambient scents can result in a lower level of anxiety, a more positive mood, and a higher level of calmness.”
Lehrner

Improve the Wait
“Ambient scent can reduce perceived waiting times [and] appears to result in a higher evaluation of service.”
Dr McDonnell

If required, odour neutralisers can be used around smoking areas or other unwanted scents
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Odour Control
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