Is formaldehyde-free deodorizer as effective in high-heat situations?
I'm renting a standard portable toilet for a construction crew of 25 guys in Dallas. It's sitting on packed dirt, full sun, truck access is fine, but we're hitting 100°F days. The rental company uses a formaldehyde-free deodorizer. I know the old-school stuff with formaldehyde was brutal but worked in heat. This eco-friendly blue liquid smells okay at first, but by day three it's struggling. The unit gets used hard, no alcohol, just water breaks, and serviced weekly. Is formaldehyde-free deodorizer as effective in high-heat situations? Does it break down faster when it's cooking inside that plastic box?