DOUBLE D
Total-release odor-control aerosol with a dual-action nozzle. Not a disinfectant — no registration, no kill claims.
What it's for
DOUBLE D is a fogger, not a spray. You set the can down, lock the valve open, walk out, and let the whole 5 oz discharge into the room. The label claim is that it "Defeats and Destroys Mal-odors in up to 6,000 Cubic Feet of Space," and the product page names the sources it is meant for: mold, mildew, urine, feces, decay, rancidity, animals, fire, tobacco smoke and cooking. Because the room has to stay shut for at least two hours and then be ventilated for 30 minutes, this is an after-hours job.
After a flood, a sewer backup or an animal intrusion, on a night the building is empty Not for use while children are in the building
Locker rooms Wrestling rooms Bus garages Any room where the odor has gone into the walls — run it over a weekend or a break
Fire or smoke odor Long-closed basements Spaces that smell of animals or decay after a summer shutdown
Smoke-damaged offices Walk-in areas after a spoilage event Spaces where cooking odor has migrated into a room you cannot wash down
How to use it
2 hours undisturbed after discharge, then ventilate for 30 minutes before re-entering
The "keep the surface visibly wet" rule does not apply — this is a total-release aerosol, not a surface disinfectant. Size the room first: one can treats up to 6,000 cubic feet and the label permits only one fogger per room.
1. Do not use more than one fogger per room. Do not use in small, enclosed spaces such as closets, cabinets, or under counters or tables.
2. Turn off all ignition sources — pilot lights, stoves, heaters, and any open flame or spark source.
3. Close the windows. Shut off the air conditioning and heating so the fog stays in the room.
4. Place the can on a raised surface near the center of the room.
5. Press the valve button down until it locks for total discharge.
6. Leave the room immediately.
7. Do not disturb the area for at least 2 hours.
8. Ventilate the room for 30 minutes before re-entering.
- Small, enclosed spaces such as closets, cabinets, or under counters or tables (label prohibition)
- More than one can per room (label prohibition)
- Anywhere ignition sources are live — this is an extremely flammable aerosol under pressure
- Where temperatures exceed 50 °C / 122 °F, or in direct sunlight — the can may explode if heated
- Occupied spaces — the room must stay closed and undisturbed for 2 hours, then be ventilated for 30 minutes
- Strong oxidizing agents
- Reducing agents
- Some plastics (SDS Section 7 incompatible materials) — do not decant or let the discharge pool on plastic you care about
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Questions directors ask
No, and do not present it as one. The label carries no registration number and no organism claims. It is a deodorizer. If you need a registered disinfectant for an inspection, pair it with NU-QUAT, ORACLE 1 or GERMICIDAL DISINFECTANT II and keep those labels on file.
Manufactured by Share Corporation, Milwaukee, WI. Sold, delivered and supported by Greg Watkins. Product issue? Call Greg first — 214-906-5476.
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