Composite plant deodorant for public toilets

Abstract

The invention provides a composite plant deodorant for public toilets. The composite plant deodorant is prepared from, by weight, 5-8 parts of rhizoma atractylodis, 3-5 parts of mint purifier, 2-4 parts of honeysuckle flowers, 10-12 parts of radix sophorae flavescentis, 1-3 parts of the rhizome of chuanxiong, 2-4 parts of radix angelica sinensis, 8-12 parts of ethyl alcohol, 7-9 parts of propylene glycol, 5-8 parts of citric acid, 6-9 parts of ferrous sulfate, 2-4 parts of ginkgo biloba extract and 22-49 parts of deionized water. Compared with the prior art, the composite plant deodorant has the following advantages that the composite plant deodorant is formed by extracting and refining natural sterilization and deodorization factors from plants, the formula is reasonable, the effect is remarkable, cost is low, and the composite plant deodorant can be suitable for the human body and public places, has no toxic or side effect on the human body and livestock, and is safe in use. The bacteriostasis, sterilization and deodorization effects are achieved, and a good decomposition and removal effect is achieved for ammonia, hydrogen sulfide and other foul smells.

Description

technical field [0001] The invention relates to a compound plant deodorant used in public toilets and belongs to the field of deodorants. Background technique [0002] There are mainly the following types of deodorants: physical deodorants, chemical deodorants, microbial deodorants, plant-based deodorants, and compound deodorants. [0003] Physics [0004] Physical deodorants are deodorized by physical methods, using the physical properties of deodorants or odors, without changing the results of odor components, but only changing the local concentration, or relative concentration, of odors. The common ones are adsorption deodorants, masking deodorants, etc. [0005] e.g. absorbent deodorants [0006] Adsorptive deodorant is a deodorization method that uses substances with excellent adsorption capacity to use intermolecular van der Waals force to adsorb odor molecules in porous materials. Deodorants have a large specific surface area and large void volume, and can usually ...

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Problems solved by technology

[0008] Existing deodorants are deficient in working effect, especially limited in scope of application and high in cost