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Logan M.
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Ozone Machine in a Smokers Mobile Home

Logan M.
  • Investor
  • Provo, UT
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Once in the past, I used an Ozone machine to help with the smoke smell and it did make a difference. Enough that we sold the home without it being a smoker house.

Today, I will be trying out an even more powerful machine in a mobile home we are renovating that smells like the worst smoke smell you can imagine. 

What I want to know is what others have experienced using OZone Machines for bad odors.

You are supposed to be able to use them to kill bugs.

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