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To: goldworldnet who wrote (180)9/18/2018 11:45:14 AM
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Is true.

When I started using ozone the 1st machine put out so little it could run 24/7 and you barely noticed the smell.

But, it only did so much.

The intelligent way to use ozone is to test the amounts necessary to kill your target.

If I run it in a bedroom.....maybe 15 minutes.

If I'm trying to remove mold/mildew odors from an old briefcase.....maybe 3 hours in a plastic bag.

Inside an auto might be an hour.

basement in the spring might be 2 hours.

it's a tool that needs to be studied personally.

HEPA does its job until it doesn't and then you need to buy another....but it takes dust, smoke, wood ash and many other items out of the air that would otherwise mess with you. It also will filter the mold/mildew smells as they occur....but they can't kill it.

Shootie
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