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Surface sprays only treat the outer layer. The source inside the material remains untouched. This is why most odor removal methods fail long-term.
Ozone treatments can reach deeper but come with serious downsides. At effective levels, ozone is harmful to humans, pets and materials, requiring full evacuation and ventilation before reentry.
The Restorator solves both problems. Its dry vapor penetrates like ozone but without the toxicity, reaching odor compounds at their source while remaining safe for treated environments. In many cases, persistent odors are linked to hidden mold growth, which requires proper mold inspection, detection and assessment before treatment.
Medical Facility Origins
This technology was originally developed for healthcare environments, where both effectiveness and safety standards are significantly higher. That level of validation ensures reliable performance in residential and commercial settings.
What the Restorator Treats
Mold and musty odors from microbial activity embedded in surfaces after contamination.
Smoke odors from cigarettes, fire damage or cooking that penetrate deeply into walls, ceilings and furnishings.
Moisture-related odors from water damage or prolonged humidity exposure.
Food-related odors in kitchens and rental properties where smells accumulate over time.
Biological odors from pets, sewage, or organic contamination sources.
Marine and enclosed space odors where humidity and organic compounds combine to create persistent smell issues.
Treatment Scale and Application
The system treats up to 20,000 cubic feet in a single cycle. It leaves no residue, requires no surface wiping and is safe for sensitive materials including electronics, fabrics and leather.
This makes it ideal for residential, commercial and hospitality environments where fast, effective odor removal is required without operational disruption.






Treatment time depends on the space volume and the severity of the odor contamination. Most residential treatments complete within one to three hours. The non-toxic organic formulation significantly reduces the reoccupation waiting period compared to ozone-based treatments. Your FixMold technician will confirm the specific reoccupation timeline for your space and odor type before treatment begins.
Yes. The dry vapor formulation is compatible with furnishings, clothing, electronics, artwork and all standard household and commercial materials. Unlike liquid fogging treatments that can leave residue on surfaces, the dry vapor penetrates and dissipates without contacting surfaces in a way that causes damage or residue. This makes it appropriate for treating furnished properties without the need to remove belongings before treatment.
For odors caused by a source that has been fully resolved, a single Restorator treatment that reaches all embedded odor compounds throughout the space is typically sufficient for permanent elimination. For odors caused by a source that is still active, such as ongoing mold growth or continuing moisture intrusion, the odor will return because the source continues producing odor compounds. In these situations, the Restorator is deployed after the source has been addressed as part of the complete remediation process rather than as a standalone treatment over an unresolved source.
Hydroxyl generators produce hydroxyl radicals that break down volatile organic compounds throughout the air volume of a treated space and are safe to run continuously in occupied spaces. The Restorator delivers a high-intensity concentrated treatment using dry vapor penetration for situations where a fast, powerful atmospheric treatment is the priority over continuous ongoing treatment. The two technologies address the same problem from different angles and at different intensities. Your FixMold technician will recommend the appropriate technology or combination of technologies based on the specific odor situation, the space characteristics and the timeline requirements of your property.


