Aerosols

The reason why aerosols are so useful is that with one quick squirt we can spray a burst of our chosen product into the air or onto a surface and ensure a good and even spread. This is why aerosols were invented in the first place. A Norwegian skier in the 1920s wanted to ensure a good even waxing on his skis to make them go faster. Since then aerosols have been used for a variety of uses within the home as well as outside with spray paint and de-icer topping a list which includes a diamond spray for precision moulds and a way of allowing astronauts to drink.

This spread pattern is especially important when it comes to using air fresheners. Throw a teaspoon of air freshener into the air and it will land on the carpet making a mess and ensuring one block of overpowering scent in an otherwise empty room. Spray even a quarter of a teaspoon of air freshener into a room using an aerosol and the small droplets of freshener will drift around the room, perfuming and deodorising the entire space. Air fresheners and deodorisers from Neutradol, Nice ‘n’ Fresh and Oust all make best use of their aerosol powers to help you to have a fresh and pleasantly scented home.