NuVinAir Launches Multi-Purpose Cleaning Solution
ReNuSurface Power Podz streamline eco-friendly efficiency for the automotive industry.

One Power Pod makes 32 ounces of a safe and powerful multi-purpose cleaning solution.
Photo: NuVinAir
NuVinAir has introduced ReNuSurface Power Podz for rental-car companies, dealerships, and detailers.
The proprietary cleaning solution simply dissolves in water to create a safe, eco-friendly, and powerful cleaner.
“We are thrilled to launch our latest product, Power Podz, an eco-friendly extension of our ReNuSurface product line. Conveniently dissolvable and easy-to-use, just drop, fill, shake, and spray—one Power Pod makes 32 ounces of a safe and powerful multi-purpose cleaning solution,” said Kyle Bailey, CEO and founding partner of NuVinAir.
Bailed adds the pods, besides being eco-friendly, reduce shipping costs, decrease plastic waste, and store easily.
He adds, “We have always been at the forefront of technical innovation and sustainability, and the launch of our latest product represents the company’s greatest priorities.”
Besides Power Podz, ReNuSurface is also available nationwide in a concentrate (1-gallon containers, 5-gallon carboys, and 55-gallon drums) and ready-to-use liquid (32-ounce spray bottles, 5-gallon carboys, and 55-gallon drums).
All ReNuSurface products are effective on surfaces, such as vinyl, leather, plastic, steel, rubber, and glass, as well as carpet, electronics, wheels, and bumpers, and can be used with preferred cleaning systems and detailing tools.
Earlier this year, NuVinAir expanded its product portfolio with the one-touch autonomous Cyclone, which is used exclusively with NuVinAir’s ReStore and ReTurn treatments, and freshens vehicles while eliminating odors of all previous drivers and passengers in minutes.
In 2022, the company revealed ReTurn, empowering automotive businesses to more effectively preserve their fleet and boost customer satisfaction. Through this patented technology, ReTurn allows national rental partners to treat a broader range of vehicles for mild to mid-range odor.
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