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In an RV, Odor Has Nowhere to Go
A house gives a smell somewhere to disperse to. Your rig gives it a cushion.
Bacon in the galley lands on the curtains. The dog that swam in the lake sleeps on the dinette. Wet towels go in a closet with no airflow. Then you park it for six months and all of it sits in the dark, concentrating. That is why opening the door in spring hits the way it does.
Either way, the fix is the same. Wiping the surface does nothing, because the odor is not on top of the cushion. It is in it. And covering it with something scented buys you two days.
Five steps. Zero surviving odors.
- Identifies it
- Binds to it
- Absorbs it
- Breaks it down
- Eliminates it
Destroyed, not covered, so it does not come back. Gentle on upholstery, mattresses, and finishes. Will not stain.
3 Steps. That's the Whole Process.
1. Saturate the surface.
Spray directly and heavily onto whatever holds the odor. Mattresses, cushions, carpet, curtains, bedding, cabinet interiors. Do not go light. The odor soaked in, so the formula has to reach it.
2. Work it into the material.
On thick fabric like a mattress or a rug, press it in or make a second pass. Anywhere the smell got, the spray needs to get.
3. That's it.
OAM works the instant it touches the odor. No wait time, nothing to wipe up. Ventilate the rig and let surfaces dry on their own.
Everywhere Your Rig Holds a Smell
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Dinette & Upholstery
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Mattresses & Bunks
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Galley & Cabinets
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Toilet & Bathroom
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Camping Gear
The Tank Is the One You Can't Scrub.
Every other odor in your rig, you can get at. Pull the cushions, strip the bunks, saturate the carpet. The black tank you cannot reach, cannot see, and cannot wipe down.
So most people treat it with something that drops in and perfumes the top of it. Which works exactly as long as the perfume lasts, and does nothing to what is actually producing the smell.
Odorless RV in the gallon size goes in the tank and treats it directly. OAM breaks the odor compounds down instead of covering them, so you are not stacking a scent on the problem and hoping.
How to treat the tank
After you dump and flush, pour Odorless RV in with your fresh water charge, then repeat it each dump cycle. Use the gallon here. Tank treatment is a volume job, and a sprayer is the wrong tool for it.
Then treat the room around it.
Tank odor does not stay in the tank. It works into the bathroom surfaces over time, the floor around the base, the walls, the shower pan, the vanity. Saturate those with the 16 oz and you close the loop.
Made in the USA by OAM Solutions
Odorless RV is made by OAM Solutions, the manufacturer behind the OAM Technology in every bottle. Formulated and produced in the USA.
Our formulas are trusted by law enforcement agencies for body armor and duty gear, by cannabis operators, and by tens of thousands of households. Same technology, formulated for the road.
Plant-based. Biodegradable. Vegan and cruelty-free. Made without harsh chemicals. Enzyme-free.
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Gallon: for the tank
- goes in with your fresh water charge after every dump
- breaks the odor down instead of perfuming the top of it
- enough volume for full-coach resets after storage
- refills your 16 oz sprayer
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16 oz Spray: for everything else
- mattresses, dinette cushions, carpet, curtains
- galley, cabinets, bathroom, gear
- safe on skin, hair, and fur, so the kids and the dog too
- lives in the rig and handles it the day it happens
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Odorless RV eliminate odor or just cover it up?
It eliminates it. OAM Technology binds to the odor molecule and breaks it down, so the smell is gone rather than masked. Once the source is removed, the odor does not return.
Can I use it in my black tank?
Yes. Use the gallon size for tank treatment. Pour it in with your fresh water charge after dumping and flushing, and repeat each dump cycle. Unlike drop-in tank treatments that perfume the top of the tank, OAM breaks the odor compounds down. Use the 16 oz sprayer for everything else in the rig.
Can I use it while we're camping, with everyone inside?
Yes. There is no evacuation period and no dwell time. Saturate the surface, ventilate normally, and carry on. It is safe around kids and pets while it dries.
Will it fix the smell coming from my RV bathroom?
Treat both parts. The tank gets the gallon, and the surfaces around the toilet get the 16 oz sprayer. Odor works into the floor at the base of the toilet, the walls, the shower pan, and the vanity, so those need to be saturated directly.
My RV smells musty after sitting all winter. Where do I start?
Soft surfaces first, because that is where the odor is. Mattresses, dinette cushions, carpet, curtains, and cabinet interiors. Saturate rather than mist, since the smell soaked in and the formula has to reach it. Then treat the tank.
How often should I use it?
Treat as odor happens rather than saving it up. Wet dog, spilled food, damp towels, a hot day in the galley. Handling it the same day is the difference between a rig that smells like nothing and one that needs a full reset every spring.
How much do I need to use?
Enough to saturate the surface and reach the odor that soaked into it. Light misting will not work. On thick materials like mattresses and cushions, apply generously and repeat if needed.
Do I spray it in the air?
No. Odorless RV works on contact with the surface holding the odor. Spray it directly onto mattresses, cushions, carpet, fabric, and hard surfaces.
Will it get cigarette smoke out of a used RV?
Yes, with thorough application. Smoke absorbs into every soft surface in the coach, including the ceiling, curtains, mattresses, upholstery, carpet, and cabinet interiors. Saturate all of them and repeat on the worst areas. A heavily smoked-in rig needs the gallon.
Will the odor come back?
Not unless the source is reintroduced. If the smell returns, something is still producing it and that source needs to be addressed.
How long does it take to work?
It works the moment it makes contact with the odor. There is no wait time and no dwell period. Drying is just the surface drying, not the product working.