
ClearHaus™ vs Candles, Plugins, and Sprays
Most pet owners have already tried every candle, plugin, and spray on the shelf. Here is why ClearHaus works differently, and why guests stop noticing the smell for good.
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Frequently Asked Questions
The enzyme is not the difference. The delivery is. A trigger sprayer produces droplets in the range of 100 to 200 microns, and surface tension holds them on top of the fabric where they evaporate. The residue causing the smell is millimeters down inside the fiber.
ClearHaus atomizes the same class of enzyme into droplets around 5 microns, roughly thirty times smaller, which is fine enough to travel into the fabric instead of sitting on it. Your sprays did not fail because you picked the wrong brand. They failed because they never physically reached the odor.
Yes, with the same common sense you would use for any cleaning product. Keep pets and children out of the room while you treat it, and let the surface dry before they use it again. Do not mist directly onto an animal.
Birds are the exception. Bird respiratory systems are far more sensitive than ours to anything airborne, so move any bird to another room and ventilate before bringing it back. If someone in the house has asthma, treat rooms while they are out and let the air settle.
Purified water, a plant-derived non-ionic surfactant, and a bacillus-based enzyme blend of protease, amylase, lipase, and urease, the four that digest the proteins, fats, starches, and uric acid in pet residue. Plus sodium citrate to hold pH stable and a food-grade preservative so the capsule keeps on the shelf.
What is not in it: no added fragrance, no essential oils, no bleach, no quats, no phenols. Nothing in the formula is designed to cover a smell, because covering it is what put the drawer of candles in your kitchen in the first place.
No, as long as you keep the unit moving. The output is a haze rather than a stream, so fabric goes slightly cool to the touch rather than wet. Upholstery is dry in about 15 minutes, carpet and mattresses closer to 20.
Because it does not saturate, there is nothing sitting in the padding to grow mildew. The most common mistake is holding it in one place too long on a first pass. Sweep slowly and keep about eight inches of distance.
Once the surface is dry, usually 15 to 20 minutes. Most people treat a room on their way out the door and come back to it finished.
Fair question, and the honest answer is that the cheap units share a shape, not a spec. The number that matters is droplet size, and most of those listings do not publish one because their output is closer to a squirt than a mist. Ours is 5 microns and we publish it.
The rest of the difference is the enzyme formulation, 4 hours of runtime per charge instead of a battery that quits in a fortnight, and a company you can actually reach. We are Luveley, and support@luveley.com is answered by a person.
No. You buy the device and it comes with two pre-filled enzyme capsules. There is no auto-enrollment and no box arriving on a schedule you did not ask for.
If you want refills sent automatically you can opt in after checkout, and you can cancel it in one click at any time.
Here is the test we would ask you to run. Mist your couch and the room your pets sleep in. Then have someone who does not live in your house walk in cold, without being told what to look for.
If they can still smell your pets, email us within 90 days and we will refund you in full. Keep the device. We are not going to make you box up a thing that did not work for you and pay to ship it back.