Rubbermaid Commercial Products Microburst 9000 Aerosol Air Care System, MB9000 Dispenser, Chrome - Advanced Odor Control Technology Review

As a commercial air purifier with 20 years of experience, we have tried many different types of air fresheners. The Technical Concepts line of air fresheners (purchased from Rubbermaid, ugh) is the best. We replace existing systems with new ones that have been in operation for at least ten years.

The device is still in setup mode. The information is presented only in the form of images. This left a lot to be desired. I don't know what all these pictures mean. And I make a living writing system manuals! Was on YouTube and other searches; no information. It's a spray. For a lot of money I want to use the full range of functions. I'm going back to a simpler and less expensive device.

It gets the job done but its programming is a little confusing as no instruction manual is included, just a booklet trying to show you pictures. I bought two and one shows the days left until replenishment and the other shows the time. I have no idea why. I played around with it for a good half hour before giving up. Although it seems to work fine

Thought it was more for commercial use. Runs on batteries that don't seem to last long. Difficult to set up, you have to remove the cover. The associated scents don't seem strong enough to even smell and don't linger in the air. Just a fancier version of the grocery store, not worth the price. Maybe 10-15 dollars. But you will still have problems with flavors, don't waste your money.

It works but its programming is a bit confusing as it doesn't come with an instruction manual but a booklet that tries to show you through pictures. I bought two and one of them shows the days left until replenishment and the other shows the time. I have no idea why. I played around with it for a good half hour before giving up. Although it seems to work fine

Thought it would be more suitable for commercial use. Runs on batteries that don't seem to last long. Difficult to set up, you have to remove the cover. The associated scents don't seem strong enough to even smell and don't linger in the air. Just a fancier version of the grocery store, not worth the price. Maybe 10-15 dollars. But you will still have problems with flavors, don't waste your money.

I bought several Time Mist automatic vaporizers many years ago and they have lasted 20 years. Sprays have always been $7 or less and work great. I later found that the brands you could buy at grocery stores fit and worked really well. When my Time Mist machines broke, I used the ones that came with some spare sprays you could buy at the club shop. The AA batteries ran out too quickly and I wanted to find another device that used D batteries so I tried this Rubbermaid model. I've spent a fortune