What ozone generator do you have/recommend?

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Do you guys have a ozone generator that you have and recommend?

Anthony Burroff · Answer

I've been using my Air Zone ozone generator for years, reliable and are the best I've found.  Having tried several brands I highly recommend their XT series. They arnt cheap, but they will tackle weird smells, mold and smoke like nobody's business Just don't breathe the stuff. They have a sizing chart on their website depending on how big your project is. Bigger is always better.  air-zone dot com

Anthony Burroff · Answer

I bought my XT-6000 about 10 years ago, and they were the best on the market then, it still works well today. Works efficiently for a moderately sized house, but I recomend only doing one room at a time.

Those ozone20000 machines look promising and actually appear to have a lot more bang for your buck as far as ozone output . Technology has improved since then.  The important part is the ozone mg/hr output. Most of the ozone generators available for less than 300 bucks do not put out sufficient ozone to "Shock treat" a room. They're designed to simply clean the air, remember ozone has a half life of 30 minutes, and breaks down immedietly upon contact with organic matter. A low output generatorator will not get a large room to sufficiently high enough ozone concentration to kill mold and smoke odors at the source.

Roshan K. · Answer

That's what I'm worried about. I've bought enough cheap tools to realize that spending the money for the right stuff is worth the wait. The XT-6000 mentioned above looks interesting. The product page says it's good for 1600 sq ft. More than enough for me

Max T. · Answer

I spent about $80 for one from Amazon and it seems to be working. Don't bother running it for a few hours, a few days is better.

Mike Cumbie · Answer

Hi @Roshan K.

Good question. I have one it is a cheap Enerzen model I bought awhile ago. I tried it in a couple "cottages" (750 Sq Ft)and was not impressed. However it worked well for a couple cars, so I think I was just too cheap and the thing couldn't build up what it needed to.

I would like to see someone with any usable knowledge post though. I am at the stage where buying the right tool for that job would be worth it.

Roshan K. · Answer

For a whole house?

Jassem A. · Answer

You can get them on eBay for about $40 to $50. They work pretty good to get rid of smells.

Roshan K. · Answer

I'm also looking into these now:

https://www.ozonegenerator20000.com/residential-machines-for-sale.php

Roshan K. · Answer

Did it take care of smoke odor for you? Did it need to be moved in each room?

Roshan K. · Answer

I'm looking at the XT-6000. It says it's good for 1600 sq ft. But it's not cheap at $800. Are there any reviews or anything for this thing? I can't seem to find any and I get worried about that, especially when buying an unknown at a high price.

What ozone generator do you have/recommend?

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