Ever used one? Know somebody who has or does? Do they really do what they are advertised to do? I have a buddy debating on buying one for hunting season. He doesn't want to waste the money on one if it doesn't work like it should.
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01-30-2014
Ever used one? Know somebody who has or does? Do they really do what they are advertised to do? I have a buddy debating on buying one for hunting season. He doesn't want to waste the money on one if it doesn't work like it should.
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Originally Posted by Sven The Sexman
01-31-2014
used to work for a Restoration company that used them for Home losses due to Fire/water damages...they were used religiously for almost every incident....I only dealt with industrial sized applications however...not familiar with any for personal use....just know, for obvious reasons it is unhealthy to be in an enclosed area with the machine running...but there weren't too many smells that stayed around after they were used....
01-31-2014
Ozone (o3) is an extremely powerful oxidizer, way more than the oxygen (o2) that we breathe. So, anything in the air causing an odor is gunna get broken down and destroyed pretty quick... which is the same reason you dont want to be breathing it in... it will cause irritation similar to burns in your respiratory system in very short order if you're enclosed with high concentrations of it.
I dunno what they're advertised for, or what you want it to do... just think about it carefully before you do it.
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