Ozone Generator Machine
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BottleHead
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No idea which machine you speak of. But...speaking in general terms....I would say they are quite effective indeed.
When I was 14, we had rather a huge fire. Lost an entire floor, actually. The place smelled like the devil between the smoke, charred 80-year-old wood from the rafters, and electrical insulation and the like.
The insurance company hired a cleanup firm who brought in three or four such generators which they placed strategically around the place. All were roughly the size and shape of an electric space heater. They locked the doors and left these running for something like a week. Afterwards...there was only a very slight odor left. This residual smell died away after about nine months or a year.
....BH
When I was 14, we had rather a huge fire. Lost an entire floor, actually. The place smelled like the devil between the smoke, charred 80-year-old wood from the rafters, and electrical insulation and the like.
The insurance company hired a cleanup firm who brought in three or four such generators which they placed strategically around the place. All were roughly the size and shape of an electric space heater. They locked the doors and left these running for something like a week. Afterwards...there was only a very slight odor left. This residual smell died away after about nine months or a year.
....BH
Mikeyc
TheDetailingHandBook.com
I know a guy who just used an ozone generator in his BMW. His car had sort of a musty smell because he garages it during the winter. He took it to the dealership and they sprayed some kind of lemon-y smelling garbage all through his ventilation system. It killed the mildew, but left a sickeningly sweet lemon smell it the car. He rented an ozone generator from some company and it cured the lemon smell problem 99%.
Accumulator
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I borrowed on from EuroCar Service once and it worked so-so. I was trying to eliminate odor from a fried (by somebody else) clutch that had *really* permeated the interior of an Audi. The machine made it a lot better but didn't eliminate it 100%. Sure did kill off any other odors though, so I'd still give it a :up
No problems with any rubber/etc. from when I used it. I'd think that the relatively little time such materials are actually exposed to the ozone would be insufficient to cause trouble.
No problems with any rubber/etc. from when I used it. I'd think that the relatively little time such materials are actually exposed to the ozone would be insufficient to cause trouble.
imported_WCD
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http://www.carwash.com/article.asp?indexid=6635645
That is the link to an article I wrote for Sept's issue of PC and D. It talks about the four methods of removing odors/killing bacteria.
Rob Regan
That is the link to an article I wrote for Sept's issue of PC and D. It talks about the four methods of removing odors/killing bacteria.
Rob Regan