Febreze Fabric Refresher Pet and Antimicrobial Spray

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Mind Map on Febreze Fabric Refresher Pet and Antimicrobial Spray, created by kevincseefried on 15/10/2013.
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Febreze Fabric Refresher Pet and Antimicrobial Spray
  1. Febreze Website Contact Form
    1. Email from Febreze: Thanks for contacting Kevin. We appreciate your interest in our products and the opportunity to address your concerns. Please be assured the safety of those who use our products is the foundation of everything we do. We will not market a product until it has been thoroughly evaluated for safety for a lifetime of intended use. It may help to know we use the same approach to safety evaluation as regulatory agencies around the world. Our products, and the materials they contain, comply with all applicable governmental regulations. Scientifically, any substance has both a safe range and an unsafe range, whether it’s sunlight, vitamins, or any chemical substance. Unfortunately, some databases on ingredients/products selectively omit the safe range that has been clearly established by expert scientific and regulatory agencies. But safety science is about choosing ingredients that have a well-established safe range. When developing our products, we ensure that ingredien
    2. Febreze Fabric Refresher Pet and Antimicrobial Spray Product Page
      1. Claim: ”Lightly scented to freshen as it eliminates odors and kills 99.9% of odor-causing bacteria.”
      2. Google Search: Febreze effectiveness on killing odor causing bacteria
        1. Student experiment. (Probably not usable)https://sites.google.com/site/experimentsspring2013/bacteria-growth/group-4
          1. Claimed cyclodextrin is the active ingredient in Febreze
          2. Blog. (Probably not usable) http://www.chemicalsensitization.com/2011/07/80-chemical-ingredients-in-febreze.html
            1. Chemistry @ About.com. (Probably not usable) http://chemistry.about.com/od/cleanerchemistry/f/how-febreze-works.htm
              1. Claimed Cyclodextirn is the active ingredient in Febreze
            2. Google Search: Cyclodextrin
              1. Wikipedia Page for Cyclodextrin as starting point for information on the carbohydrate. Clams that Cyclodextrin is listed on Febreze as the brand name "Clenzaire": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyclodextrin
              2. Google Scholar Search: Cyclodextrin kills odor-causing bacteria.
                1. Study on Cyclodextrin: http://www.google.com/patents/US5942217?dq=cyclodextrin+kills+odor+causing+bacteria
                2. Jstor Search: cyclodextrin effectiveness in killing bacteria"--> yielded no usable results
                  1. Google Search: How does cyclodextrin work?
                    1. Cyclodextrins in delivery systems: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3147107/
                      1. Chemistry in its element--Cyclodextrin: http://www.rsc.org/chemistryworld/podcast/CIIEcompounds/transcripts/cyclodextrin.asp
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