Dead Air Pet Odour Neutraliser

We do the dirty work, but we don't hide the paperwork. Below is the safety information for Dead Air, translated out of chemist-speak into something you can actually read — sourced directly from our manufacturer's official Safety Data Sheet (SDS). If you want the full technical document, email us and we'll send it over.

What's actually in the bottle?

Being straight with you: our manufacturer's documentation notes that finished-product testing for animal ingestion (oral toxicity) and for pets with known sensitivities is still in progress — it hasn't been formally evaluated for those specific cases yet. That's not a red flag on the ingredients themselves; it's just an honest gap we'd rather tell you about than gloss over. If your pet has known sensitivities, or ingests a large amount, treat it like you would any household product — rinse and call your vet.

The Short Version

  • No hazard classification. Based on the ingredients used and their concentrations, this formulation does not meet the criteria for any GHS hazard class — no hazard pictograms or warning signal words are required on the label.

  • Not flammable. Water-based, aqueous formula. pH sits in the 6–8 range, close to neutral.

  • No listed hazardous ingredients. Per available ingredient data, the formulation does not contain substances classified as hazardous.

Appearance

White

Physical Properties

pH

6-8 (neutral range)

Solubility & Flammability

Water-miscible (aqueous base). Not classified as flammable

Handling & Storage

  • Store in the original container, tightly closed, somewhere cool and dry, away from direct sunlight.

  • No special handling equipment or ventilation needed for normal household use.

  • Wash hands after handling, and avoid unnecessary contact with eyes, as good general practice — same as you would with any spray cleaner.

First Aid

  • Skin contact

    Wash with water. See a doctor if irritation develops or persists.

  • Eye contact

    Rinse cautiously with water for several minutes. Seek medical advice if irritation persists.

  • Inhalation

    Move to fresh air. Not expected to cause symptoms under normal use; seek medical attention if symptoms persist.

  • Ingestion (human or pet)

    Rinse mouth with water. Do not induce vomiting. Contact a doctor or vet if a large quantity is swallowed or symptoms appear.

No PBT (persistent, bioaccumulative, toxic) components have been identified in the formulation based on available ingredient data, and the product is not classified as harmful to aquatic life. As good practice, we still recommend avoiding unnecessary release into drains or waterways, and disposing of empty containers responsibly or recycling where facilities allow.

Environmental Notes

Transportation & Regulatory

Dead Air is not classified as a dangerous good for transport under ADR/RID, IMDG, or IATA regulations — no special shipping precautions are required. In India, it falls under standard retail-packaged consumer product regulations; applicability under India's hazardous waste and packaged commodities rules is reviewed on an ongoing basis by our manufacturer.

Formulation manufactured for Vaidyam Consumer Products by Ram Enterprises. Full Safety Data Sheet (SDS) available on request at support@thelazysciencelabs.com This page is a plain-language summary for consumer transparency and does not replace the official SDS, which should be consulted for complete technical, regulatory, and emergency information.