Even for restoration and remediation pros, odor elimination can be a tough challenge with lots of variables. The wide variety of odor sources along with the subjective nature of what constitutes a “bad” odor can complicate the process of diagnosis, treatment and evaluation of efficacy. Now, advances in the technology of producing and applying Chlorine Dioxide (ClO2) have made odor elimination more effective and predictable than ever before. Some restoration pros are discovering that ClO2 expands their capabilities and opens new profit opportunities.