How to remove naphthalene's odor. Spread snake-b-gon in our basement. Didn’t realize for outdoor use only. House is full of odor now.
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1$\begingroup$ What makes you think that naphthalene odor can be "neutralized"? Covered, yes. Some odors, such as ammonia or vinegar, can be neutralized, e.g., vinegar odor by leaving out baking soda. Not naphthalene. Ventilate and it will go away. $\endgroup$– DrMoishe PippikCommented Dec 9 at 1:20
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$\begingroup$ Remove the source and ventilate the area? It shouldn't take more than a day. You could clean surfaces with mild detergent soap too $\endgroup$– Cuckoo BeatsCommented Dec 9 at 7:39
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$\begingroup$ Ozone machines for home are a thing, BTW. $\endgroup$– Ivan NeretinCommented Dec 9 at 11:09
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3$\begingroup$ Are the snakes gone at least? $\endgroup$– Todd MinehardtCommented Dec 9 at 13:00
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