All Ozone

The Best Source for Ozone Education and Applications

All Ozone

The Best Source for Ozone Education and Applications

How to Use an Ozone Generator

How Use Ozone GeneratorDespite plenty of misinformation about ozone, we only need to consider that ozone is made in nature and for a very good reason.  Every moment of the day that the sun shines the ultraviolet rays of the sunlight split the O2 oxygen in our upper atmosphere to create the much-needed ozone layer.  There is no negative aspect to the value of ozone and the ozone layer as it protects me and you from excessive ultraviolet rays that would harm our skin and harm vegetation.

When it comes to how to use an ozone generator, do not treat an ozone generator like a vacuum cleaner.  There are techniques, best practices, and a few basic rules that will deliver a first-class solution for anyone using ozone to sanitize, destroy bad odors, or kill mold.

Every lightning storm produces hundreds of tons of ozone as high-voltage lightning reforms O2 oxygen to make ozone (O3).  While the rain washes away the dirt and debris, the ozone is an effective sanitizing and counter to pollution.  Again, ozone is part of nature and good for human life. 

Ozone is a well-recognized sanitizing process.  Rather than using chemical products to sanitize, ozone can sanitize an area in just thirty minutes.  Use an ozone generator with a timer and allow the unit to run when everyone is out of the office.  Ozone treatment should only be applied when the house or workplace is vacated of humans and pets since ozone is respiratory irritation while active.  Ozone reverts back to normal O2 oxygen in about 30 minutes leaving only a mild, clean scent that has no health concerns.

The first decision to make is “How much ozone do I need?”  Or, “How big of an ozone generator do I need?”  So, the mistakes are in going too small or too big. 

  • A too-small ozone generator is usually run for too long, forcing the family out too long, and may embed to ozone smell
  • A too-big ozone generator is expensive, heavy, and unnecessary.  When it fails, shipping and repair are excessive
  • The 20G-30G (20,000 – 30,000 mg/hr) are the systems we prefer.  If they include a timer, this makes most jobs “Goof Proof”
  • Apply ozone in cycles, not is one massive treatment.  Treatments of 2-4 hours allow an interim review to determine if the job is done.

By choosing the wrong size ozone generator, the amateur ozone user is tempted to run a small machine far too long or the big machine overpowers the problem.  Either way, the biggest complaints are that the odor problem isn’t solved or the ozone smell lingers for months after the treatment.  

This is why the All Ozone staff tries to deliver more than an ozone generator.  We want to offer a complete solution.  So, we include a Basic Ozone Training course that is much more than a pamphlet on how to use an ozone generator.  This twelve-page report is a great way to quickly know the “Best Practices” for ozone treatments.

In addition, we offer the second punch solution that even professionals may ignore.  Post-treatment with probiotics adds a new dimension to a sanitizing or odor removal job that enters at a different level.  Probiotics are digesting microbial power that eats up the residue that might allow the problem to re-emerge.  

There are big reasons, we like and recommend the 20G Maxx.  It is neither too small nor too big for most jobs.  When more power is needed, we add another 20G Maxx with has the advantage of being strategically placed for a more even treatment.  Read More

How to Use an Ozone Generator