ODORUN Launches World's First Toilet Odor Extractor on Kickstarter

ODORUN, a hardware product company based in Newport Beach, California, has announced the launch of its debut product, the ANS-01RM, on Kickstarter on July 14, 2026. The cordless, rechargeable device mounts to a standard toilet and extracts odor at the source before it ever reaches the room. The company claims it is the world's first toilet odor extractor, designed to solve a problem that has plagued bathrooms for centuries. Unlike traditional methods—ceiling fans that dilute odor, sprays that mask it, or filters that recirculate the same air—ODORUN captures odor at the bowl and vents it outside. As the company puts it, this is a genuine game changer: install it in about an hour, and your bathroom says goodbye to odors for good, remaining fresh and comfortable every day.

The ANS-01RM offers several key features: it removes odor at the source and vents it outside without masking or filtering; provides instant freshness with no lingering odor; is chemical-free, with zero added health risk; features a touchless wave on/off with auto shut-off at 90 seconds; offers simple, DIY-friendly installation; and is refill-free with no cartridges or ongoing cost. ODORUN describes it as an upgrade for your bathroom—for life. To see the product in action, watch an introduction video of ODORUN. The company is a small hardware team that asked why bathroom odor control has barely changed in decades while other home technologies have advanced. Founder Michael Huang stated, 'Fans and sprays were never designed to pull odor out of the house at the source. ODORUN is the first product built to actually do it.'

ODORUN will open its Kickstarter campaign on July 14, 2026, marking the public's first opportunity to back and pre-order the ANS-01RM. Details and updates are available at www.odorun.com. The company, based in Newport Beach, California, designs source-level odor extraction devices for bathrooms. Its debut product extracts toilet odor through a fixture's existing plumbing rather than spreading, masking, or filtering it. For more information, visit the website or contact Michael Huang at info@odorun.com.