Sonitron Sonifresh is a fragranced deodoriser for professional carpet and upholstery cleaning. Sonitron describes it as having a pleasant, fresh, long-lasting odour and as specifically designed to combat and overcome unwanted bad odours. Its technical bulletin calls Sonifresh a fresh cologne-type scent and the most popular of the Sonitron reodorants, compatible with most Sonitron detergents.
What It Does — and Does Not Do
Sonitron's bulletin describes its deodorants as combining odour destroyers with a perfume that leaves a limited residual scent: long enough to show the cleaners have been, but not strong enough to bother occupants. It does not explain how they work, and the safety data sheet describes Sonifresh as a premium room deodorant. CCW does not claim that it neutralises odour at the source.
No deodoriser fixes an odour whose source is still there. Remove or clean the source first — soil, urine, smoke residue, wet or mouldy materials — then use Sonifresh to finish the job.
Where It Is Used
- Carpet and upholstery cleaning
- Flood restoration
- Motels and hotels, toilets and amenities
- Vehicles and homes
Directions for Use
Sonitron's Deodorants technical bulletin gives these rates and methods:
- In the tank: add 100 to 300 ml of Sonifresh per 20 L of extraction solution.
- Spraying carpet after cleaning: pre-dilute 1 in 10 (1 L of Sonifresh plus 9 L of water, or 500 ml plus 4.5 L) and spray lightly. Control the strength by limiting the spray or diluting further.
- Room air: a light spray into the air is usually enough.
- Heavy contamination: inject below the carpet surface.
- Severe cases: lift the carpet, remove the contaminated underlay, swab the floor with deodorant, fit new underlay, and spray both sides of the carpet before relaying it.
Test on an inconspicuous area of upholstery and delicate fabrics first. If you plan to fog it, check with us first and follow your fogger manufacturer's directions and the SDS: the product contains ethanol.
Safety
Sonitron's safety data sheet (SDS 5061, revision 3, 2 February 2026) does not classify Sonifresh as hazardous, and no special protection is required in normal use. It declares ethanol at 10–30%; the bulletin puts the deodorant range at about 20% alcohol and states that this is not enough to support combustion. The bulletin adds that the deodorants can dry the skin and must be kept away from young children. For large spills, wear eye protection and gloves. Read the full SDS before first use.
Specifications
| Brand | Sonitron |
|---|---|
| SKU | SON1280-20 |
| Pack | 20 L (Sonitron also packs 750 ml and 5 L) |
| Type | Fragranced deodoriser |
| Appearance | Green liquid, sweet spice odour (SDS) |
| pH | 6.5 (SDS) |
| Specific gravity | 0.97 (SDS) |
| Declared ingredients | Ethanol 10–30%; alcohols, C12–14, ethoxylated 1–10% (SDS) |
| Hazard classification | Not classified (SDS) |
| Transport | Not dangerous goods (SDS) |
| Dilution | In the tank: 100–300 ml per 20 L. Spraying: 1 in 10 with water (Sonitron technical bulletin) |
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Sonitron deodoriser should I choose?
Sonitron describes Sonifresh as its most popular, with a fresh cologne-type scent. Fresh Citrus is lemon-led and pairs with citrus detergents. Odorblok is the most persistent, for properties that will be closed up after cleaning.
Can I use it through my carpet cleaning machine?
Yes. Sonitron's bulletin lists it as an in-tank additive at 100 to 300 ml per 20 L of extraction solution.
Will it get rid of urine odour?
Not on its own. Remove the source with a urine treatment and extraction, replace underlay where needed, then deodorise.
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