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Using an Ozone Generator in a half occupied duplex

Matt Stoltz
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I purchased a property with half of the duplex occupied while I fix up the other half. There is a smoke odor throughout the unoccupied unit. Would it be safe to lock off the upper unit while using the ozone generator? I am looking for effective methods to get rid of any smoke odors, and ozone generators seem to receive rave reviews. I want to make sure that it won't cause any harm to the lower tenants. 

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Shane H.
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Shane H.
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On the one hand i'm sure it would be fine, however why risk opening yourself up to complaints/issues? Just coordinate with other unit for when they'll be out of the house for an hour.

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