OMMO Ozone Generator 10000mg/h for $59.99 at Amazon after $40 coupon

OZONE, as well as causing breathing difficulties, could give you cancer. Government researchers in the US have uncovered the first serious evidence that the highly reactive gas, which is used in industry and which forms photochemical smogs in summer, might be carcinogenic. Although British government advisers are playing down the findings, Germany's health and safety scientists are recommending that ozone should be reclassified as a "suspected carcinogen".A study for the US Department of Health's National Toxicology Program, funded partly by the car industry, found "some evidence of carcinogenic activity of ozone" in female mice. Females that inhaled air containing 2000 micrograms per cubic metre of ozone for two years developed tumours of the lung and bronchial tubes at twice the rate of female mice that inhaled no ozone. Smaller increases in cancer rates were found among females exposed to 1000 micrograms per cubic metre.ecause ozone is a known lung irritant, the HSE wants the present exposure limit averaged over 15 minutes to be reduced from 600 micrograms per cubic metre to 400. According to the HSE, welders and some workers in the water, printing and food industries can be exposed to ozone. Office workers who use photocopiers are the largest group at risk. If photocopiers are kept in poorly ventilated rooms, levels of ozone can reach 1000 micrograms per cubic metre. "We have considered the very limited evidence in the US report and we think that our proposed new limit should be adequate," says a spokesman for the HSE.one potential problem, to which little attention has been paid, is the ozone concentrations that passengers and crew are exposed to in high-flying aircraft. Air circulated in the cabins of modern aircraft is taken from the stratosphere, where ozone concentrations can be high. The German airline Lufthansa says it introduced catalytic converters six years ago to reduce ozone intake on its long-haul flights. British Airways cannot say what the ozone levels in its aircraft are, but insists that they are "not a problem".

OZONE, as well as causing breathing difficulties, could give you cancer. Government researchers in the US have uncovered the first serious evidence that the highly reactive gas, which is used in industry and which forms photochemical smogs in summer, might be carcinogenic. Although British government advisers are playing down the findings, Germany's health and safety scientists are recommending that ozone should be reclassified as a "suspected carcinogen".A study for the US Department of Health's National Toxicology Program, funded partly by the car industry, found "some evidence of carcinogenic activity of ozone" in female mice. Females that inhaled air containing 2000 micrograms per cubic metre of ozone for two years developed tumours of the lung and bronchial tubes at twice the rate of female mice that inhaled no ozone. Smaller increases in cancer rates were found among females exposed to 1000 micrograms per cubic metre.ecause ozone is a known lung irritant, the HSE wants the present exposure limit averaged over 15 minutes to be reduced from 600 micrograms per cubic metre to 400. According to the HSE, welders and some workers in the water, printing and food industries can be exposed to ozone. Office workers who use photocopiers are the largest group at risk. If photocopiers are kept in poorly ventilated rooms, levels of ozone can reach 1000 micrograms per cubic metre. "We have considered the very limited evidence in the US report and we think that our proposed new limit should be adequate," says a spokesman for the HSE.one potential problem, to which little attention has been paid, is the ozone concentrations that passengers and crew are exposed to in high-flying aircraft. Air circulated in the cabins of modern aircraft is taken from the stratosphere, where ozone concentrations can be high. The German airline Lufthansa says it introduced catalytic converters six years ago to reduce ozone intake on its long-haul flights. British Airways cannot say what the ozone levels in its aircraft are, but insists that they are "not a problem".

I apologize if I should have put a safety hazard warning in my post. I felt that most people looking for an ozone generator are/will be informed as to its use case scenarios and safety precautions concerning its use, as in bleach at the store, for example. There are legitimate uses for ozone generators and I'm in the market for one, know how to effectively use one for my needs (mold remediation), and found a new one to try for half off.
My plans are for basement use while the house is empty of occupants/pets, including my worm farm. This will run off it's buillt-in timer and a smart plug will control the exhaust fan once it's done.... FYI, Ozone has a half life time of ~30 mins. This means that the concentration is halved every 30 minutes. Depending on the concentration, it will convert from O3 to O2 in 30mins-4hrs, roughly. Also, Ozone (o3) is heavier than Oxygen (o2), so that it will be more concentrated low to the ground/lower levels.
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OZONE, as well as causing breathing difficulties, could give you cancer. Government researchers in the US have uncovered the first serious evidence that the highly reactive gas, which is used in industry and which forms photochemical smogs in summer, might be carcinogenic. Although British government advisers are playing down the findings, Germany's health and safety scientists are recommending that ozone should be reclassified as a "suspected carcinogen".A study for the US Department of Health's National Toxicology Program, funded partly by the car industry, found "some evidence of carcinogenic activity of ozone" in female mice. Females that inhaled air containing 2000 micrograms per cubic metre of ozone for two years developed tumours of the lung and bronchial tubes at twice the rate of female mice that inhaled no ozone. Smaller increases in cancer rates were found among females exposed to 1000 micrograms per cubic metre.ecause ozone is a known lung irritant, the HSE wants the present exposure limit averaged over 15 minutes to be reduced from 600 micrograms per cubic metre to 400. According to the HSE, welders and some workers in the water, printing and food industries can be exposed to ozone. Office workers who use photocopiers are the largest group at risk. If photocopiers are kept in poorly ventilated rooms, levels of ozone can reach 1000 micrograms per cubic metre. "We have considered the very limited evidence in the US report and we think that our proposed new limit should be adequate," says a spokesman for the HSE.one potential problem, to which little attention has been paid, is the ozone concentrations that passengers and crew are exposed to in high-flying aircraft. Air circulated in the cabins of modern aircraft is taken from the stratosphere, where ozone concentrations can be high. The German airline Lufthansa says it introduced catalytic converters six years ago to reduce ozone intake on its long-haul flights. British Airways cannot say what the ozone levels in its aircraft are, but insists that they are "not a problem".

My sister used to clean houses and an older couple had these all over their house. She literally had to force them to go to the ER. They had no idea. So not everyone knows these are bad.

Ground level Ozone in the air is classified a pollutant.

There are clearly practical and proper uses for these things, but using it to clean the air in your home isn't one of them.

Ignore the fearmongers. They are only correct if you sit in your house with the damn thing running and breathing in the ozone, which is NOT what these are for. These are designed to be used when there are no PPP present (people, pets and plants). If you choose to not read or ignore the instructions, that's on you. I don't set off a bug bomb fogger then hang around and watch it do its work. Same here. Set the time, vacate, come back later.

I have the same size unit from Airthereal [amazon.com] (and this may be the same thing rebranded) and it is awesome. Clears the sports and boy stench out of our son's room quite effectively, removes dog odor from the car after long travels/backwoods trips, and we leave one at our old cottage on a smart plug (runs cyclically a couple times a week) to keep it fresh for when we arrive.

I picked ours up from Woot, and every time these come up the same doomsayers pop in. Pay them no attention. Use it as it is intended, follow the instructions and you'll be just fine,

Now, I await the down votes from said cranky types https://static.slickdealscdn.com/ima...s/emot-hug.gif

If I were to buy one of these could I just put it next to the dehumidifier under the 'tented' area and run it while we're out of the house? Or could I even run the thing under the tarp while we're at home as long as I tape the tarp down completely?