Generally small, airless, enclosed spaces without ventilation are prone to stagnant, less-than-fresh air, mustiness and – if there’s any moisture in there whatsoever – there may also be moisture damage. If you are sensitive to moisture problems, you might notice a tell-tale “musty” smell. 

There are lots of reasons you don’t want to have smelly closets, including the fact that whatever is in them is going to absorb the odor from the air.  You don’t want to walk around with clothes that smell like your grandmother’s attic, sleep on musty smelling sheets, use a stinky towel, or have your belongings carry a damp or other unpleasant scent such as sweat, smoke or mothballs. 

Leaving the door open to air out the space every so often usually isn’t a great solution because it’s often not enough to really get rid of the closet smell and you really don’t want it wafting throughout the house.  Plus if you’ve got moisture problems in there, it’s not going away unless you do something about it. So what should you do?

Getting Rid of Closet Odors

Fortunately, there is a safe, easy, natural simple solution with a full line of odor removal products.

• If the problem is caused by excess humidity try DampRid’s Hanging Moisture Absorber - in Cedar, Fresh Scent, or Fragrance Free.  All three conveniently hang in your closet and automatically and naturally absorb musty odors and moisture.  By lowering the relative humidity of air to 50% or less, DampRid helps eliminate moisture problems and the damp, dank musty smell that goes along with them. 
• For closet odors that are not caused by excess humidity, try Odor Genie. This convenient product is designed to work in small spaces, up to 300 square feet, and gives you a continuous elimination solution for up to 60 days.  The Odor Genie doesn’t simply cover up funky closet odors – it neutralizes them completely, by way of a special formula while emitting a pleasing wild berry scent.

Whichever Closet Odor Removal Product you choose, it will quickly and effectively give you the fresh-smelling air you’re looking for.