EnerzenOzone Generator 60,000mg Industrial O3 Air Purifier Deodorizer (60,000mg - Black)

To start with, please research this item before using it. This can be *extremely* dangerous to you and your family's/pet's health if you don't know what you're doing.With that said, we love this thing and it has not given us any issues or problems in the nearly 2 years we have had it. If you are careful and follow proper safety precautions this can do so many good things. If your car smells like rotten milk, if you bought a used car that reeks of cigarette smoke, if you have water damage and/or musty mildew or mold on items, this can help. Ozone has the ability to kill the bacteria, and other living organisms that are responsible for those horrific smells that come from mold, mildew, smoke, rotten milk, etc...that said, being that ozone kills bacteria and organisms, it will also kill humans and pets if they are exposed to ozone, so do your homework on how to be safe before using this item! Don't take that warning lightly.We have used this item several times to remove mold from stuff from our old house, and to clear up mystery smells in cars we have bought. Basically you just set the product up in a space where humans and pets will not inhabit, seal all doorway cracks that may lead back to the house or living areas and crack windows in the room where the unit is. You don't need much to fill small spaces, so unless you have a mansion or are trying to fix a whole house, you shouldn't need more than about 15 minutes of run time following by a few hours of time to let the ozone do it's thing. Ozone is heavier than air, so it can seep through the bottom of doorways and down stairs or through vents, so if you are using this indoors, be sure to block the bottom of doors or low vents with towels and keep any family members or pets away from the room you're doing treatment in. I know it may sound like I'm over emphasizing the danger, but seriously, it's no joke.This has helped us in recovering family keepsakes and memories that we thought we would have to throw away when we found out there were mold problems in our last home. We often set up the ozone machine in a small tub with items that need to have mold killed off and run it for just a few minutes and let it sit in the ozone for 12 hours or so, then repeat as needed. Once we finish the treatment, we open all doors and windows in the room and several in the house to let the ozone dissipate. Do not go in close proximity until the "petrichor" smell is gone. That smell of fresh rain(or petrichor) is the smell of ozone, so if you smell that, step away, that's bad for you and can damage and irritate the tissue in your lungs.We used it once to treat a car and we probably ran it longer than we needed to. We sealed all doors and windows, put a box fan in the car to circulate the air and ran the ozone generator for about 15 minutes and let it sit with the fan blowing and car closed for the next 24 hours. The next day we started the car, ran the air on recirculate for a few minutes, closed up the car and did another 15 minutes on the ozone generator then let it sit another 24 hours with the box fan blowing. After we finished the second treatment with it we opened all the doors in the car, turned the air on to bring air from outside and let the air run with the car on for about 30 minutes with everything in the car open. After we turned off the car we left the car sit completely open for around 4 hours. The next day the smell was still there and was still pretty strong. It took about a week of leaving the car open a couple hours a day before the ozone smell was gone, but it did fix the bad odor issues. So be careful not to overdo it, a little bit goes a long way. Keep in mind that you still want to find the source of the smell and remove it before treating if at all possible.Bottom line, this has been a lifesaver in recovering sentimental items that can't be replaced because of the memories. It has been well worth the price, even for the few times we have used it, because of the memories it has saved. Absolutely worth the price...but again, please be safe and cautious.

I'm dubbing this the smell destroyer. Think of it as an air bleacher.I have owned 20+ rental units over the last 10 years, and I am at a never ending battle of destroying the lingering smells of previous tenants. After all, nobody wants to rent a unit out if the first thing they notice walking in the door is a funky smell.After owing this bad boy for about a month, it saved me three times now. Paying for its self three times over. I wish I had found this unit years ago. It's almost like a contractors secret.Epic uses:- I've used this for a living room that had a nasty cigarette smoke smell caused by tenants smoking on the patio, but apparently never closing the sliding glass door (what they've promised me) I used to have to pay my carpet cleaner $75 extra for Deodorizers out of the carpet for all these years that didn't always work. Only to battle painting the unit since the tobacco tar sticks to the walls. After two maxed timer treatments, the smell is gone.I have been in units cleaning the walls/carpeting would be required, but this is such a cheap option I am including an 'ozone treatment cycle' with every issue.- This will treat minor animal smells in an avg sized bedroom. Professional carpet cleaning will still leave a room smelling like wet dog. This won't 100% eliminate the smell, but a good 75% for the stuff that is deep in carpet pads. A VERY cheap option before spending $300-400 per bedroom on carpet and pad replacement.- I have yet to test it on, but can't wait to try it out on a unit that has had a cockroach infestation. I believe this will eliminate it. They leave a smell that you will never forget once experiencing, that has lingered around after painting, cleaning, and carpeting a unit.- Eliminating the old person/moth balls, or baby smell. I had purchased new rentals that had these smells. Both eliminated.Food for thought:-I tried this on a bathroom that had a bad mold smell from under the sink. After two 2hr treatments, the smell remained. We discovered we needed to replace the bottom of the cabinet board and bleach spray/scrub out quite a bit of nasty mold.- A contractor I use has an industrial unit he charges $400 a treatment. If I ever have a minor kitchen fire or closed flue fireplace fire start that smoke (smells) out a unit, I might consider buying a stronger unit. I've read that a 7k unit will eliminate twice as much as a 3.5k unit, regardless of how many times 3.5k treatments are used.- - The contractor also said ozone 'eats up' rubber. Meaning you must remove all speakers from the room, cover up refrigerator rubber seals, and some window seals. I intend to test this theory in due time with old rubber things.- I can smell the 'bleached air' ozone even 3hours after use in a small bedroom. I'll air out the room from the window before going back in. If you hold your breath and flash a flashlight in the room you can see the flashlight light beam while ozone is present.- I found a version that has a UV light that also 'kills mold', if anything happens to this unit, or if I expand my smell killing arsenal, I will definitely spend the extra money on a unit with that feature. Maybe 1of 10 uses this has would theoretically benefit from this, so its not something most general users should be hung up on.- I had to tape up a painters cheap plastic tarp to separate a 900sqft apartment up into two parts to eliminate the smoke smell. a $5 materials cost is a very minimal in my opinion.Things it won't be very effective on:- eliminating a pet odor with couches and mattresses still in the room, it wont penetrate that deep. It may not clear pet smells after they sleep on the carpet for prolonged periods.- Eliminating heavy cigarette smell off walls (test by wetting a paper towel and scrubbing a wall, if its brown...cleaning comes first)- A nasty bathroom. Clean it first. This is a final aid type product that will thrive after the source of the odor is eliminated.- After my grandma bakes in my kitchen. You would be a cruel person to attempt such a task.6 months later update:- The two hour timer has to go. Anybody ever swap it out for a 12hour setup? I put this unit in a 20ftx20ft bedroom that had a dog sleeping on the carpet for probably a year. Carpet cleaning evolved the smell into wet dog smell. 3 trips later after every 2hours is progressing smell elimination, but its sure is annoying needing to go back all the time. (update....ended up replacing carpet)- The house also had a nasty roach infestation. I found a few adults still running around in the bedroom after 6hours of treatment. shucks. those things really can live through anything.One year after purchase: Still using it on odd odors that are hit/miss.(maybe 50 2hr cycles)I purchased a similar unit that promised a higher output. It had 3 slide in ozone plates, a bigger fan, and the unit that is 2x the size and weight. I am not convinced that the 3 plates put more energy out as this single 'mini' plate. The new unit puts out the same noise, but you cant see the plasma looking electricity (like in those storm balls toys that attract lightening to you finger upon touching) flowing through the plate. I couldn't find much on the web about it, but this unit sure as heck has a stronger ozone smell than the other unit i purchased.

Currently using it for my second use, as a rideshare driver in see all walks of life, including the smelly ones. My first use was for someone that must have spent the day working as a cannabis trimmer because the smell would not go away even after weeks of plain old airing out and vacuuming. One overkill session of this machine for two hours and the car had a different smell to deal with for the next week but after the ozone aired out too it was a neutral smelling car.Had a heavy cigarette smoker and a hospital patient that had dried urine on his pants last night. Gonna go for 30-45 minutes this time and see how that works.I agree with the other comments that say you should try and address the source of the smell with physical cleaning first but having done that as best possible and still finding odors this is your next best ally.