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Product type | Air freshener |
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Owner | Henkel Corporation |
Country | United States |
Markets | United States |
Previous owners | Drackett (1969-1993) |
Website | http://www.renuzit.com |
Renuzit is an American brand of air fresheners produced by Henkel North American Consumer Goods. The Renuzit brand once also included a solvent-based spot remover and cleaner.
Renuzit cleaning fluid was originally produced by Radbill Oil Co. of Philadelphia in 1932, [1] which became Renuzit Home Products Company sometime before 1947. [2] The company was acquired by Drackett in 1969 (a child company of Bristol-Myers, which merged with Squibb in 1989).
In 1992, Bristol-Myers Squibb sold Drackett to S. C. Johnson & Son, at which point, the Federal Trade Commission ordered S.C. Johnson to divest itself of Renuzit and certain other products within a year, and not purchase any other company making air fresheners for 10 years. The following year, S.C. Johnson sold Renuzit to the Dial Corporation. [3] In 2004, Dial became a subsidiary of Henkel. [4]
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Product type | Air freshener |
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Owner | Henkel Corporation |
Country | United States |
Markets | United States |
Previous owners | Drackett (1969-1993) |
Website | http://www.renuzit.com |
Renuzit is an American brand of air fresheners produced by Henkel North American Consumer Goods. The Renuzit brand once also included a solvent-based spot remover and cleaner.
Renuzit cleaning fluid was originally produced by Radbill Oil Co. of Philadelphia in 1932, [1] which became Renuzit Home Products Company sometime before 1947. [2] The company was acquired by Drackett in 1969 (a child company of Bristol-Myers, which merged with Squibb in 1989).
In 1992, Bristol-Myers Squibb sold Drackett to S. C. Johnson & Son, at which point, the Federal Trade Commission ordered S.C. Johnson to divest itself of Renuzit and certain other products within a year, and not purchase any other company making air fresheners for 10 years. The following year, S.C. Johnson sold Renuzit to the Dial Corporation. [3] In 2004, Dial became a subsidiary of Henkel. [4]