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Ozone Treatment Disaster: Persistent Smell and Soot Issues in Home and Clothes

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  • #31 20072312
    DiZMar
    Level 43  
    The problem as I wrote earlier in post #3 22 Jun 2022 08:02 a.m. arose in his head (mostly at least) and not in reality.
    He doesn't even deign to refer to the replies despite having probably read them tonight.
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  • #32 20072327
    OPservator
    Level 39  
    ^ToM^ wrote:
    The fact that you wrote it like that is nothing, but that you still think it is written correctly and don't want to correct it is already completely incomprehensible to me.

    Then you clearly have reading comprehension problems, as above you have the temperature of a cold plasma, and the dampness in the cockpit of the car need not even be mentioned.
    Greetings and get on with your life instead of looking for problems on the internet.
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  • #33 20072409
    yanes
    Level 32  
    That is to say, the topic is in the bin, because it will develop into five pages and nothing will come of it except "jerking off" among ourselves.
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  • #34 20072459
    ^ToM^
    Level 42  
    OPservator wrote:
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    Then you clearly have reading comprehension problems, because above you have the temperature of a cold plasma, and the dampness in the cockpit of the car doesn't even need to be mentioned.
    Greetings and get on with life instead of looking for problems on the internet.


    Well, well - I am just drawing on life by reading such nonsense. :lol: :lol:
  • #35 20072477
    OPservator
    Level 39  
    Let me end the discussion with you as I did with that one, because I waste my nerves on people of that ilk.
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A user reported severe issues following an extended ozone treatment in a 47 m³ room, where the ozonator malfunctioned and ran for an excessive duration. The aftermath included a persistent burnt smell and soot-like residue affecting personal belongings and the environment. Responses varied, with some questioning the user's description of "smouldering" and suggesting psychological factors, while others discussed the chemical reactions involved, including the potential formation of nitrogen oxides and nitric acid due to high humidity and prolonged ozone exposure. Recommendations included thorough ventilation, washing affected items, and possibly replacing materials that absorbed the odors. The discussion highlighted the risks of improper ozonation and the importance of adhering to manufacturer guidelines.
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