O-888 Industrial Ozone Generator 20,000 mg/h - O3 Machine Air Ionizer Odor Remover Eliminator for Rooms, Smoke, Cars, and Pets

I used the Enerzen ozone generator to clear my basement of the remnant odors of mice. Let it run for two days in a closed room. Ozone dissipates slowly when contained and quickly in a well ventilated area. When the air finally cleared, I noticed no scents of any kind. It killed the odors, killed the decorative gourds, killed the spiders and insects. This device works wonders. I will let it run for a day ever season to keep my basement fresh.

Everything is ok. But I cant find the spare fuse as in packing list, and it made in China

I used this to supplement a detail job on my vehicle after a clogged sunroof drain led to some water damage and a suuuuuuuper unpleasant mildew smell in my vehicle’s headliner. What I did: I found that using the machine for an hour, with all windows closed and the car off, got the complete results. I ran an extension cord into the car and blocked off the sliver of open window with towels. After an hour, I pulled the machine out and left my car closed up overnight. Previously I had aired it out immediately. After this experiment, the smell is completely gone and there’s no continued evidence of mildew. I have also used this on family members’ cars to eliminate smoke, pet, and food smells with great success. It was absolutely worth every dollar I spent on it since i did not need a full professional detail for my car interior after the initial headliner cleaning.

Get this machine. So easy to use and very, very effective. Odors be gone, I just cannot say enough about this unit.

I had an office/bedroom upstairs that I smoked cigarettes in (with a fan venting outside). We painted the whole house, all new carpet etc.. but there was still a smoke smell to people who didnt smoke. I ran the 9,000mg ozone unit for 60 minutes yesterday in the office/bedroom that was smoked in... the ozone smell was super strong afterwords but no smoke smell at all! We have been trying to sell the house for over 30 days while vacant and didnt even realize there was a smoke smell until last week when we got feedback from a potential buyer, so we came back to clean more and tried this ozone air purifier. so glad we did! We had neighbors and a realtor come by today (both that do not smoke) to see if they could still smell anything, and they could NOT!!!!! Now we hope the house sales fast! We are so glad we found out about these things! They should be on the top of the list of items to buy before selling or buying any home or used car etc...

Over the last two weeks Ive been using this on our townhouse prepping it for sale and removing cigarette smells from the last tenant. It does exactly what its supposed to do: lots of ozone very quickly in a very small form factor. Whether that ozone is going to do what you hope it does is another matter. The way it works, as I presume all ozone generators work, is by using a conductive grid on a non conductive ceramic plate electrified with a high voltage, creating hundreds if not thousands of tiny purple electric arcs, generating ozone the same way a lightning strike does. Its beautiful to watch as the combined effect is a uniform sizzling violet glow inside the box. When I first used it, the lower center of the grid was dark (uh-oh I hope thats not dead) but after three hours of use the whole grid now lights up evenly. I think electricity is cool, but dont worry, this is not a fire hazard or an electrocution hazard, provided you dont do something stupid like turn on the natural gas or drop it in a bathtub. The unit does not generate any heat. It does not vibrate. The fan noise is the predominant sound, not the sizzling of electricity. This is my first ozone generator so I am unable to compare this to other brands or models. I have no idea if it actually produces 9000mg of ozone per hour. I have no idea if its 50% more productive than the 6000mg version. I dont know how long it will last. But as far as generating ozone, it does that very well, according to my nose. It generates it like exhaust from a jet turbine. As far as ozone actually eliminating odors, it works... on light odors only. Our tenant was told not to smoke inside but she did anyway because nursing her addiction was too important to her to waste time going outside. She tried to sneak a few cigarettes inside the bathroom with the fan on but theres no hiding it. Smoking even one cigarette will stain the room with that smell for a long while and it will be obvious to anyone who hasnt had their sense of smell blasted away by years of smoking. We cleaned the bathroom and painted the walls but it did nothing to reduce the smell. However, one three hour ozone shock treatment, followed by 24 hrs of sealed fan action on the whole bathroom removed all the smoke smell except for the fart fan. Those fan blades apparently accumulated tar because turning it on kicks out a brief puff of cigarette smell before sucking it back up and out the roof, so we tried a second three hour shock treatment just in the toilet room with the door closed and the fart fan on. It helped but still didnt completely eliminate the fan smell, so we did a third shock treatment before moving on to the basement / whole townhouse (2400 sq/ft). It takes so long for the ozone to dissipate even after airing out the unit with windows open for 24hrs. Ozone just soaks into everything, which is good as it will seek out and destroy, but I would advise against doing ozone treatments if you plan on showing the unit to potential buyers in less than a week; they will totally notice the smell of ozone. So how does three hours of this unit do on an entire three story 2400sqft townhouse? Meh. Ozone is heavier than regular air so it will definitely all sink to the basement. Its important to have the central fan running continuously. After three hours even the upstairs smelled of ozone but the basement smelled several times more intense. To effectively remove a light cigarette smell from the entire townhouse in one blast is probably not going to happen. Better to isolate individual rooms, but that takes forever with only one generator. The best thing to do is have a ton of fans blowing the ozone up to the ceiling where most smoke rises and condenses. Let the treatment area remain sealed for at least 24 hours while the ozone continues to linger. It sticks around a while so let it do its work. If after all that Ive done the fart fan in the bathroom still kicks out a brief smell Im going to disassemble it and spray it with Vamoose, my backup plan. Conclusion: these units are so small, cheap and effective it would be very hard to justify the bigger more expensive models. I dont know what the actual generation rate is but why care if its 9000mg or 6000mg or even less when you can just run this unit longer, multiple times or, if youre really in a hurry, buy more than one. The half life of ozone is around 3 days in normal humidity, making the generation rate in only one hour relatively unimportant. Its very effective on light odor stains. Heavy stains are going to require actual surface treatment (Kilz primer, Vamoose) or surface removal (sanding down to the drywall, replacing carpet, etc). Also consider that youre probably only going to use this thing a couple of times, ever.

set it up and had it on when I realized that you should not run it in an occupied room. the air definitely smelled different.

I purchased the 11,000mg grey version. I purchased a 08 Dodge Ram 2500 Mega 6.7L that was smoked in, probably for about a year which is how long the previous owner had it before he got sick and died. My Dad smokes in his 05 Dodge Ram 2500, and has since it was brand new back in 05. I would rate the smell in his truck a 10 on a scale of 1-10, with 10 being the worst. The smell in my truck was about a 4. Not overpowering. It was most noticeable on warm days when the sun was out. The weakness of the smell compared to my Dads is why I think it was smoked in for a short period of time. After cleaning the interior of the truck, I treated the interior for 4 hours with the Ozone machine. I made sure to make a gasket out of thick cardboard, and attached it to the ozone generator with hot glue. Then I inserted a dryer vent tube in the gasket, and sealed it with hot glue so that it would stay in, and used HVAC tape to seal it off. Then I made a gasket for the window side of the tube. This was a simple 1 x 3 cardboard panel with a 4 hole cut in the middle for the tube to go through into the truck interior. I put the Ozone generator on the roof of the truck, since Ozone is heavier than air. To that end, putting the machine on the roof is better than setting it on a small table outside. The first treatment was 4 hours in duration, on a mostly sunny day. The humidity was around 90% though, which wasnt ideal for generating ozone. The next day, my wife could still smell a very faint wisp of cigarette smell. So I ran the Ozone generator for 6 hours, and the humidity was 35% which was much better than the previous day. The temperature was also warmer, at 70°. After 6 hours of running the Ozone generator, I closed up the truck for about an hour, and then let it air out for a few hours that night. The next day, the cigarette smell was completely gone. There is a faint smell of ozone. I expect that will dissipate in the coming days. So far, the purchase of the Ozone generator has been worth it. The truck smells much better. No more odors. Just the very faint sweet smell of Ozone. I have baking soda containers in the truck right now to take care of the sweet ozone smell, which I expect will be gone in the next 24 hours. But no cigarette smell! Today was a hot sunny day, and the cig smell has not come back.