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Ozone is one of natures natural cleaning agents turning oxygen into ozone cleaning the air and then it reverts back to oxygen. These odor removal air sterilizers are high output industrial ozone generators used to eliminate odors from smoke, mold, (About Mold, Mold Facts), mildew and sewage. Industrial ozone generator machines are used by restoration professionals performing indoor fire and flood deodorization. Note that these are commercial ozone generators industrial ozone machines and are not recommended for occupied areas.

LightningAir Industrial Cleaner Ozone Generator Remove strong odors from unoccupied spaces (such as a motel room or automobile) in a short period of time. The LightningAir Industrial Cleaner LA-3IC is a portable unit that can easily be moved from one problem area to another and to oxidize odors and eliminate them. Helps to eliminate smoke, pet, and mildew odor. High Ozone output is not recommended for occupied areas. Ozone output: 1,800 mg/hr; 60 minute or hold timer; 120 CFM fan

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I. ACIDS, ALCOHOLS, ALDEHYDES AND KETONES.
This group breaks down into carbon dioxide, water and oxygen This group includes: Acetic Acid, Acetone, Formaldehyde, Isopropyl Alcohol. M.E.K [methyl ethyl keytone], Propylene Glycol. The sources of these chemicals in our homes include: Tobacco smoke, plywood, cabinets, furniture, particle board, office dividers, new carpets, new drapes, wallpaper, and paneling. Also in cosmetics, shampoo and in packaged, bottled. and canned supermarket foods.
1. Acetic Acid, 2. Acetone, 3. n-Butyle Acetate, 4. Butoxyethanol, 5. Cetyl Alcohol, 6. Formaldehyde, 7. Isopropyl Alcohol, 8.Gylcerol, 9. Methacrylic Acid, 10. Methyl-ethyl Keytone (MEK), 11.Propylene Gylcol,
 

II. AROMATIC COMPOUNDS
This group breaks down into carbon dioxide, water and oxygen This group includes: Benzene. Camphor, and Toulene. These chemicals are associated with paint, new carpets, new drapes and upholstery.

12 Benzene, 13. Benzyl Alcohol, 14. n.Butyl Phthalate, 15. Camphor, 16. Para-Phenylenediamine, 17. Resorcinol, 18. Styrene, 19. Tricresyl, 20. Toulene, 21. Xylene
 

III. ALIPHATIC COMPOUNDS
This group breaks down into carbon dioxide, water and oxygen This group contains Butane, L.P.G. {Liquid Propane Gas]. Propane, Mineral Spirits. These are associated with hydrocarbons, tobacco smoke, gas burners, and furnaces.
22 Butane, 23. Isobutane, 24. Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), 25.Mineal Spirits, 26. Propane.
 

IV. CHLORIDES
This group breaks down into carbon dioxide, water, CL20 and oxygen. This group includes: Methyl Chloroform,
27. Methylene Chloride, 28. Chloroform, 29. Methyl Chloroform, 30. Perchloroethylene, 31.Trichloroethylene, 39. Phenacetin,
 

V. NITROGEN CONTAINING COMPOUNDS
This group breaks down into water, nitrogen and oxygen. Ammonia, and Hydrogen Cyanide are members of this family.
32. Hydrogen Cyanide, 33 Amino Phenol, 34 Ammonia, 35 Ammonium Hydroxide, 36. Benzopyrene, 37. EDTA (Ethylene Diamine Tetracetic Acid), 38. Ethanolamine.

 

VI. SULFUR CONTAINING COMPOUNDS
This group breaks down into carbon dioxide, water, sulfuric acid and oxygen. Members of this group include: Ammonium Persulfate and Sodium Bisulfite
40. Ammonium Persulfate, 41. Ammonium Thioglycolate, 42. Sodium Bisulfite, 43. Thioglycolic Acid,
VII. OTHER
Of particular note: Alkylated Silicates form Carbon Dioxide, water, Silicon Dioxide and Oxygen. Silicon Dioxide is considered a respiratory hazard. Members of this group include: Non-ionic Detergents
44. Alkylated Silicates, 45. Non-Ionic Detergents.
VIII. NON-REACTIVE COMPOUNDS Members of this group include: Hydrogen Peroxide, Potassium Persulfate Sodium Bromate.
46. Calcium Oxide, 47. Hydrogen Peroxide, 48. Phosphoric Acid, 49. Potassium Persulfate, 50. Silicas, 51. Sodium Bromate, 52. Sodium Persulfate, 53. Strontium Peroxide, 54. Tetrasodium Pyrophosphate, 55. Titanium Dioxide, 56. Carbon Tetrachloride (low temperature)