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Founded in 2009, P-Wave is a supplier of urinal screens and air fresheners which are designed to enhance the user experience and improve overall hygiene standards. In September 2024, P-Wave became a Robert Scott brand, which is celebrating its centenary in 2025.
Robert Scott’s fragrance and air-freshening brand P-Wave has added OurFresh 2.0 to its active air freshener range.
“Say goodbye to leaks and lazy mist bursts, with our new professional 30-day battery-operated air freshener, designed to keep larger spaces invigoratingly fresh.” said P-Wave Brand Manager Mark Wintle at Robert Scott. “With no aerosols, propellants, or solvents – just fragrance – OurFresh 2.0 delivers a consistent, sophisticated scent for 30 days straight.”
Ideal for use in offices, bars, care homes, or reception/ waiting rooms, the refills for OurFresh 2.0 are available in three premium fragrances – Cotton Blossom, Coconut & Vanilla and Summer Sunshine. OurFresh 2.0 packs 3-5 times more fragrance than average supermarket dispensers, offering superior freshness that spans wider areas, up to 50m².
OurFresh 2.0 by Robert Scott’s P-Wave
www.p-wave.co.uk/ products/ourfresh
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01444 22099
sales@p-wave.co.uk
Freestanding – with no need for screws or tape, or wall-mounted – and available in sleek black or white, the battery-operated OurFresh 2.0 is designed with convenience in mind. Smart chip technology runs the fan intermittently, turning for longer progressively over the 30-day duration.
“OurFresh 2.0 completes our active air-freshener range, which includes: Easy Fresh; MyFresh; and OurFresh-e,” said Mark Wintle. “In addition, OurFresh 2.0 uses the same premium dry fragrance refills as our fan-favourite OurFresh-e plug-in. The fragrance refills are made from up to 15% recycled material and are recyclable – so that’s two great dispensers, and one epic refill.”
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