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kmatt
Guest
Any of you guys do ozone treatments or fogging for anything other than restoration jobs? Ie tobacco smoke, stinky house syndrome?
Luis Gomez
Member
For tobacco and curry after scrubbing the walls and ceilings.
Luis
Luis
GeneMiller
Member
smoke smell only here.
gene
gene
RGH269
Member
I've had good success getting rid of mildew odor with it.
Desk Jockey
Member
Yes we will use ozone on odors originating from incomplete oxidation of hydrocarbons.
Works great on nicotine odor as long as the residue is cleaned up. The walls, cabinets, floors and especially the ceiling will need cleaning or scraped and painted in order for the deodorizing to be truly effective.
Ozone isn't as effective as masking and pairing agents or enzymes on other types of odors. So yes fogging and spraying and rinising may give you better results.
Works great on nicotine odor as long as the residue is cleaned up. The walls, cabinets, floors and especially the ceiling will need cleaning or scraped and painted in order for the deodorizing to be truly effective.
Ozone isn't as effective as masking and pairing agents or enzymes on other types of odors. So yes fogging and spraying and rinising may give you better results.
