Odour is evidence, not just an inconvenience

Smoke, milk, animals, vomit, dampness and fire residue affect different materials and may reach foam, insulation or ventilation components. No single process can guarantee removal of every odour.

Remove the source first

AVP identifies affected areas, cleans compatible surfaces and extracts residue where appropriate. Moisture ingress, mould, fire damage or technical contamination may require repair or specialist assessment before cosmetic treatment.

Fragrances only mask odour. Fogging can be a controlled final stage after source removal, but the exact chemistry must be authorised for enclosed vehicle interiors and used according to its safety data, concentration, exposure time, ventilation and re-entry instructions.

Avoid blanket disinfection claims

Hydrogen-peroxide or peracetic-acid systems are not automatically harmless to every material or effective in every hidden cavity. A treatment should not be described as sterilising the entire cabin unless a validated process supports that claim.

AVP uses an ozone-free approach and explains the current method, limitations and required airing before treatment. If the source is fully removed, the improvement can last; a new or unresolved source can bring the odour back.