Coming soon: Ductair Odour Care Gel
For the smells that overstay their welcome.
Dinner’s finished. The smell hasn’t.
Love the dog. Less keen on the lingering pong.
We’re developing Ductair Odour Care Gel to help tackle everyday household smells. A disposable gel that works hand in hand with your DNA filter.
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Meet the gel
Your filter’s new teammate.
Your DNA filter captures airborne particles. The gel is being developed for lingering household odours. If your system can use Ductair DNA filters, it can use the gel. Placement and replacement instructions will be included at launch.
What’s coming?
A disposable odour-care gel for homes with ducted air conditioning. We’re developing it to help tackle everyday household smells—from last night’s cooking to the unmistakable signs of a much-loved pet.
Does it replace my DNA filter?
They work hand in hand. Your DNA filter captures airborne particles; the odour-care gel is being developed to help tackle lingering household smells. Separate products, complementary jobs.
Will it work with my system?
If your system can use Ductair DNA filters, it can use the odour-care gel. We’ll include placement and replacement instructions when it launches.
Will it be scented?
The final options aren’t confirmed yet. Prefer unscented or a light scent? Tell us when you sign up—or skip the question. Either way, we’d love to know you’re interested.
Why sign up now?
Get an email when it’s ready, with the price and product details to help you decide. No payment, no commitment to buy, and no changes to your filter plan.
Household odour questions
Help with household smells
Choose a question for practical advice on cooking, pet and air-conditioning smells.
How can I reduce lingering cooking smells at home?
Start with the source and ventilation. Use a kitchen exhaust that vents outdoors while cooking, and ventilate when outdoor air quality, weather and safety allow. An odour-care product is an extra consideration, not a replacement for dealing with the source.
EPA: source control and ventilation ↗Where should I start with pet smells in the house?
Look for the source first, including pet bedding and the places your pet spends time. Clean suitable surfaces according to their care instructions. Treating a recurring source is a more useful starting point than adding fragrance to the room.
EPA: why source control comes first ↗Why does my house smell when the ducted air conditioning is on?
The smell alone cannot identify the cause. Note whether it is strongest near a vent, whether it appears only while the system runs, and whether it persists. Ask a qualified air-conditioning technician to investigate a recurring system-related smell rather than assuming an odour product will fix it.
EPA: identifying indoor air problems ↗Will replacing my return-air filter remove household odours?
A particle filter and an odour-control product have different jobs. Ordinary particle filtration does not remove all gases responsible for smells. Keep to your filter-care guidance, but do not assume a new particle filter will solve a persistent household odour.
EPA: particle filtration and gas removal ↗What should I do about a persistent musty smell?
Investigate the source, particularly signs of moisture or water damage. A musty smell can warrant further investigation even when the cause is not visible. The upcoming Ductair gel is not being presented as a treatment for mould or a substitute for fixing dampness.
EPA: moisture and hidden mould ↗Is an odour absorber the same as an air freshener?
Do not judge by the name alone. Check what a product is designed to do, whether it adds fragrance, and the evidence for its odour-removal claims. Ductair’s gel is still in development: its confirmed mechanism, options and usage guidance will be shared before purchase.
EPA: understanding air-cleaning products ↗General guidance draws on the linked US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) resources. These sources do not endorse Ductair or verify the performance of the gel. For filter replacement advice, see the Ductair Filter Care Guide.