On the deodorizing effect of glycolic acid
There is a need to deodorize in the world, and glycolic acid is often used. However, there are many opinions on its deodorizing ability, which needs to be explored in detail.

Glycolic acid has unique chemical properties. Its molecular structure is active and can chemically react with the source of odor. The generation of odor is mostly due to the emission of various organic and inorganic filth. Glycolic acid encounters it, or can combine with it, so that the odor molecules can change their properties and the smell can be eliminated.

In practice, in the home, if there is a smell of rotten matter in the kitchen, or there is filth in the toilet. Sprinkle and wipe it with an agent containing glycolic acid, and you can often feel that the odor is fading. Because glycolic acid seeps into the filth, it interacts with the odor-causing ingredients. Or decompose it, or neutralize it, so that the odor source loses its nature, and the fresh air returns.

In the field of industry, it is also useful. Such as leather manufacturing, the tanning process has a strong odor. Appropriate treatment with glycolic acid can help deodorize, and does not damage the quality of leather, but increases its good state.

However, glycolic acid deodorizes, not a panacea. There are various types of odors, and the chemical stability of odor sources is stable. Glycolic acid is difficult to respond quickly, and the deodorization effect is slow or slight. And when using it, it is necessary to measure its concentration and dosage. If it is too thick, it will be difficult to remove the taste if it is too thin.

In short, glycolic acid has its own length and limitations in deodorizing. Users should be aware of its properties and use it legally in order to do their best to remove the taste and get a fresh environment.