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Michael J.
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Ozone Generator Recommendation, Usage Tips?

Michael J.
  • Rental Property Investor
  • Louisville, KY
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I have read a lot of recommendations from other REI and want to buy a Ozone generator for myself now, the immediate issue is slight dog smell and bad smoke smell.

I am hoping to get a decent one on Amazon for around $250, it seems like they have some nice units for around $250.

Are there any brands or features, output etc. that I should look for in a unit that would work well for normal sized SFH's?

From what I gather you may need to let them run for several days to really work well. Any tips on how to use them and the best way to make them work like they should?

The over all plan with the current project is, remove all carpet and padding, clean the walls and cement floor with TSP, wash everything else down with TSP or a cabinet cleaner and then run the ozone machine before painting with Zinsser BIN. Anything else I must do to get rid of the smoke and odor?

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Aaron McGinnis#4 Contractors Contributor
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Aaron McGinnis#4 Contractors Contributor
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(Not sure if linking to a product is a no-no, apologies if it is)

We use this one -

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0083UIXLW/ref=pe_385040_...

It works pretty well. The biggest key is that it needs to be in an enclosed area and left to run for a goodly period of time. Remember that ozone is heavy but dissipates quickly when the area is opened up. Use plastic sheeting to maximize effectiveness and close areas off.

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