Get details on MaxBlaster ozone generator shipping, processing times, and delivery options. Fast, secure shipping with tracking on all orders. Shipping & Delivery Every MaxBlaster is built, inspected, and packed by hand before it leaves our shop. Orders move fast, and tracking is provided the moment your machine is on the way. Shipping Overview We ship throughout the United States and Canada with fast turnaround and reliable delivery. Most orders leave within one business day, with multiple shipping options available depending on your timeline and location. Shipping Rates & Regions We offer free and flat-rate shipping options across the United States and Canada, with pricing based on order size and location. Continental USA: Free shipping on orders over $400. Flat rate shipping on orders under $400. Alaska and Hawaii ship at a flat rate of $30–$50. Ontario / Canada: Free shipping on orders over $500 within Ontario. Flat rate shipping on orders under $500. Other regions ship at a flat rate. Delivery & Transit Times Transit times vary by location, but most orders arrive quickly once shipped. Expedited options are available if you need faster delivery. USA: 1–4 business days. Canada: 3–5 business days. Shipping Methods We primarily ship via FedEx, with upgraded delivery options available upon request. FedEx Ground is the standard method. FedEx 2-Day and Next Day options are available by request. Tracking & Delivery Tracking details are automatically sent once your order ships. Signature confirmation is not required by default but can be added if needed. Tracking numbers are emailed by the carrier at departure. Signature is not required unless requested. Express & Priority Orders If you need your order quickly, expedited processing and shipping options are available. Contact us for availability and pricing. Available by request (order by noon). Contact us for shipping quotes. International Orders We currently accept online orders from Canada. For all other international shipments, please contact us directly to arrange details. Shipping Equipment to Us If you are sending a unit in for service, you must request a Service Authorization form before shipping. Do not ship without documentation. California Orders Due to state regulations, ozone machines are sold for industrial use only in California. New customers must complete a form and call to place an order. No online orders — call to order.

Ozone Generators for Property Buyers, Sellers, and Managers: How MaxBlaster machines help remove smoke, pet, and tenant odors before sale or rental. < Back Home Odor Removal Ozone Generators Ozone Generators for Property Buyers, Sellers, and Managers: How MaxBlaster machines help remove smoke, pet, and tenant odors before sale or rental. Explore Other Ozone Applications: Vehicle Odor Removal Ozone Generators Hotel Odor Removal Ozone Generators Fire & Flood Damage Ozone Generators Basement Crawl Space Ozone Generators Home Owner Property Ozone Generators Item & Apparel Odor Removal with Ozone Mold & Mycotoxin Ozone Generators Cannabis Grow Room Ozone Generators Animal Odor & Urine Ozone Generators Large-Scale Property Ozone Generators Background: Since 2008 we've helped thousands of home owners, buyers, and sellers successfully deodorize and disinfect properties with our MaxBlaster ozone generators. Whether you need to treat a home that you are buying, selling, or renting to someone else, we can show you exactly how to perform the ozone treatment properly. Shock Ozone Treatment: The goal is to flood the property with an extremely high concentration of ozone gas. This process is called "shock" ozone treatment. When done properly, shock ozone treaments will completely neutralize all organic odors at their source. More than just an air purifier or an odor masking agent, our MaxBlaster ozone machines are a powerful tool that can solve your odor problem at its source. Introduction Homeowners and real estate professionals use our MaxBlaster ozone generators as an effective solution to eliminate odors, sanitize the air, and enhance the overall appeal and value of properties. In this article, we will explore the various benefits of our ozone generators, the odors they can eliminate, how to use them, and their value for buyers and sellers of real estate. Understanding Ozone Generators MaxBlaster ozone generators produce extremely high levels of ozone gas using a process known as corona discharge. Ozone, composed of three oxygen atoms (O3), is a powerful oxidizing agent that reacts with pollutants, eliminating them and neutralizing odors in the process. The overall goal is flood the treatment area with an overabundance of ozone gas in what is known as "shock" ozone treatment. The result is a totally neutral environment. No chemicals and no residue. Ozone generators do not mask odors and toxins. Rather they eliminate odors permanently at the molecular level. Eliminating Odors One of the primary benefits of MaxBlaster ozone generators is their ability to eliminate a wide range of odors. Our machines effectively neutralize unpleasant smells caused by smoke, pets, mold, mildew, cooking, and more. Ozone molecules break down and destroy odor-causing molecules at their source, leaving the air fresh and odor-free. Unlike air fresheners or scented candles that mask odors temporarily, ozone generators tackle the problem at its root, resulting in a long-lasting effect. Types of Odors MaxBlaster ozone generators are extremely effective at eliminating a long list of organic odors including: kitchen odors, cooking odors, garage odors, smoke odors, pet odors, foyer odors, basement odors, crawl space odors, bathroom odors, and attic odors. Ozone can successfully treat any organic based odor with proper protocol. Benefits of Ozone Generators Odor Elimination: Ozone generators not only mask odors but eliminate them entirely, providing a truly clean and fresh indoor environment. Sanitization: Ozone is a powerful disinfectant that kills bacteria, viruses, and fungi. It can effectively neutralize airborne pathogens and reduce the risk of infections and allergies. Mold and Mildew: Ozone generators inhibit the growth of mold and mildew by neutralizing spores in the air and on surfaces. This can promote healthier indoor air quality and greatly effect the value of property. Using Ozone Generators While ozone generators offer significant benefits, it is important to use them properly and with caution: Quick Tips: To reach the highest ozone concentrations possible, you may want to divide the home into multiple sections and treat each section individually. Make sure that everything is dry. No wet/damp floors, carpets, or excess humidity. If necessary, use a dehumidifer prior to operating the ozone machine. Instruction Guide: Read and understand the Run Time Chart and instruction guide before operating our ozone generators. Our ozone generators should only be operated in unoccupied spaces. Unoccupied Spaces Only: When using an ozone generator remove all people, pets, and valuable plants during the application process. Allow the space to air out before reoccupying. Enhancing Real Estate Value MaxBlaster ozone generators can be an invaluable tool for both buyers and sellers of real estate: Sellers: Using an ozone generator before putting a property on the market can eliminate any lingering odors, making the home more appealing to potential buyers. Fresh, clean air can create a positive first impression and contribute to a faster sale. Buyers: When purchasing a new property, an ozone generator can help ensure a clean and odor-free environment. It allows buyers to eliminate any unwanted smells and create a fresh space that aligns with their preferences. Rental Properties : Landlords and property managers can use ozone generators between tenancies to eradicate lingering odors and promote a fresh start for new tenants. This can lead to increased tenant satisfaction and potentially higher rental rates. Recommendations For average odors in a room sized area we recommend our RES (Residential) ozone generator. For most home treatments we recommend our PRO Edition ozone generator. For high-performance ozone treatments we recommend our PRO-G ozone generator. For commercial treatments we recommend our PRO or PRO-G quantity packs. Using multiple ozone generators can greatly enhance speed and longevity of results. The PRO quanity packs are better for those who treat their equipment roughly. The PRO-G quanity packs are better for those who are experienced and operating and maintaining high-performance equipment. Contact us for a custom recommendation for your specific project. Summary MaxBlaster ozone generators provide a range of benefits for homeowners and real estate professionals. By effectively eliminating odors, sanitizing the air, and preventing mold growth, our ozone machines can contribute to a fresh and pleasant living environment. For buyers and sellers of real estate, our ozone generators can enhance property value by creating an inviting atmosphere and eliminating unpleasant smells. However, it is crucial to use ozone generators safely and according to our guidelines to ensure the well-being of occupants and prevent potential health risks. Contact Us Max Blaster LLC Ask for Greg CALL 800-575-1787 EMAIL maxblaster@outlook.com Professional Ozone Knowledge Real customer questions and answers based on over 20 years of real-world ozone treatment experience. Do ozone generators really work for removing odors from a house? Yes. Over the past twenty years we’ve seen ozone treatments used in tens of thousands of homes and properties with extremely consistent results. The key factor is reaching ozone concentrations high enough to fully penetrate the space being treated. When that happens, ozone becomes very effective at breaking apart the molecules that cause many common household odors. In real-world use, this includes odors from smoke, pets, mold, mildew, cooking, and other organic contamination that can linger in a property. Because ozone works through oxidation, it destroys odor molecules rather than simply masking them with fragrance. In our experience, when proper ozone levels are reached and the treatment is allowed to run long enough, it becomes very difficult for those types of odors to survive the process. What types of odors can ozone generators remove in a home? Ozone is most effective at removing organic-based odors. Common examples include cigarette and cigar smoke, pet urine and animal odors, mold and mildew smells, cooking odors, fire and smoke damage, and the musty smell that often develops in basements or homes that have been closed up for long periods of time. These types of odors are usually caused by organic compounds that ozone can break apart through oxidation. Because ozone circulates through the air as a gas, it is able to move throughout the entire treatment space and penetrate porous materials where odors often hide. This includes things like carpet, furniture, fabrics, drywall, and even parts of HVAC systems. That ability to reach deep into materials is one reason ozone treatments are often successful when normal cleaning methods don’t fully remove the odor source. Is it safe to use an ozone generator in a home? Ozone generators should always be used in unoccupied spaces while the treatment is taking place. People and pets should leave the area while the machine is running, and the space should be aired out before normal occupancy resumes. This basic rule allows ozone to build to effective levels while keeping the process safe and predictable. In over twenty years of selling ozone generators, we’ve seen very few safety incidents reported to us — only two that we’re aware of — and both involved clear cases of improper use where a machine was left running far longer than intended. When used with basic common sense and normal treatment practices, MaxBlaster ozone generators have been used safely in tens of thousands of homes, vehicles, and commercial properties over the past two decades. Can ozone generators help with mold odors in a home? Yes. Ozone generators are commonly used during mold remediation and deep sanitation treatments because they can help destroy mold spores and remove the musty odors associated with microbial growth. In many cases, the smell people associate with mold can linger long after the original moisture problem has already been corrected. This is because odor compounds can remain trapped in building materials and furnishings. Ozone treatments are often used as a final step to help neutralize these remaining odors and restore a fresher indoor environment. Because ozone moves through the air and penetrates porous materials, it can reach areas that are difficult to clean directly. For best results, ozone treatments should always be combined with proper cleaning and fixing the underlying moisture issue that allowed mold to develop in the first place. How large of a home can an ozone generator treat? The size of the area that can be treated ultimately comes down to how much ozone is being produced within the environment. The goal is to build a high enough concentration of ozone in the air so it can fully penetrate the materials where odors are present. Because ozone naturally breaks back down into oxygen fairly quickly, treatments often become a race to build and maintain strong concentration levels long enough for the process to work effectively. This is why many professionals scale their operation by running multiple ozone generators at the same time when treating larger spaces. In simple terms, almost any size home or property can be treated with ozone when the right equipment is used. Larger projects are usually handled by increasing the total ozone output or by dividing the property into smaller sections and treating each area individually. How long does ozone stay in a home after a treatment? Ozone naturally breaks back down into oxygen over time, which means it does not remain in the environment permanently. Once a treatment is complete and the machine is turned off, ozone levels begin dropping right away as the gas converts back into normal oxygen. This natural breakdown is one reason ozone can be useful for odor removal and sanitation treatments. In many situations, most of the ozone dissipates within the first couple of hours after a treatment ends. However, depending on the size of the space and the strength of the treatment performed, small residual amounts can sometimes linger longer. For this reason, ozone treatments are typically performed while the space is unoccupied, and the area is usually allowed to air out for several hours before normal use resumes. BACK TO TOP

Ozone Generators for Basements & Crawl Spaces: How MaxBlaster machines help eliminate musty odors, mold smells, and damp air problems. < Back Basement Crawl Space Ozone Generators Ozone Generators for Basements & Crawl Spaces: How MaxBlaster machines help eliminate musty odors, mold smells, and damp air problems. Explore Other Ozone Applications: Vehicle Odor Removal Ozone Generators Hotel Odor Removal Ozone Generators Fire & Flood Damage Ozone Generators Basement Crawl Space Ozone Generators Home Owner Property Ozone Generators Item & Apparel Odor Removal with Ozone Mold & Mycotoxin Ozone Generators Cannabis Grow Room Ozone Generators Animal Odor & Urine Ozone Generators Large-Scale Property Ozone Generators Background Since 2008 we've helped thousands of home and business owners successfully use our MaxBlaster ozone generators to deodorize and disinfect basements and crawl spaces. This is one of the most common applications for our ozone machines. Whether you are an individual looking to treat your own property, or you are a business owner providing professional cleaning services, we can show you exactly how to perform ozone treatments like an expert. Contact us for custom recommendations based on your specific project needs. Introduction Basements and crawl spaces are among the most common ozone treatments. These areas are often prone to dampness, mold growth, and musty odors, which can impact indoor air quality of any home or business. While traditional methods like ventilation and dehumidification can help to some extent, ozone generators are a proven solution for proactively eliminating odors, mold, and other contaminants in these spaces. In this article, we will explore ozone generators, their benefits, considerations, and their role in improving air quality in basements and crawl spaces. Understanding Ozone Generators MaxBlaster ozone generators produce ozone (O3) gas, a highly reactive form of oxygen. Ozone has powerful oxidizing properties, which make it effective in neutralizing and eliminating a wide range of airborne pollutants, including bacteria, viruses, mold, mildew, and odors. Ozone molecules work by breaking down and destroying these pollutants at a molecular level, leaving behind clean, fresh air. No chemicals or harsh residue. Benefits of Ozone Generators in Basements and Crawl Spaces Odor Elimination: Basements and crawl spaces are often plagued by musty and unpleasant odors caused by mold, mildew, and stagnant air. MaxBlaster ozone generators can effectively neutralize these odors by oxidizing and eliminating the organic compounds responsible for the smell, leaving behind a fresh and clean environment. Mold and Mildew Control: High humidity levels in basements and crawl spaces create an ideal breeding ground for mold and mildew. MaxBlaster ozone generators can help control and prevent mold growth by destroying mold spores and inhibiting their reproduction. However, it is important to address the underlying moisture issue to fully resolve mold problems. Improved Air Quality: By eliminating pollutants and contaminants, MaxBlaster ozone generators significantly improve indoor air quality in basements and crawl spaces. This can have a positive impact on the overall health and well-being of the occupants. Considerations When Using Ozone Generators While ozone generators offer several benefits, it is important to consider the following factors: Ozone Safety: Ozone generators should be used with caution as excessive exposure to ozone can be harmful. It is important to follow our guidelines. Occupants should vacate the area being treated and allow sufficient time for ozone levels to dissipate before reentering. Stop the Source: Before using an ozone generator, it is advisable to address any underlying moisture issues, leaks, or ventilation problems that will help achieve better long-term results. Treatment Tips We encourage you to consider the following tips & recommendations for athletic apparel sterilization: Dehumidifier: Humidity and moisture is the ozone killer. Not only does high humidity/moisture reduce the potency of the ozone treatment, it can have negative impacts on the machine itself. We recommend using a dehumidifier prior to running the ozone machine if the property is higher in humidity/moisture. The lower the humidity, the stronger the ozone will perform. Machine Placement: Do not run the ozone machine on the floor. Place the machine higher in the room if possible. For basements, make sure the machine is placed at least at a table top level. Ozone is heavier than oxygen so it tends to go downwards. You may place fans in the basement to help move the ozone around and encourage it to go upwards. For crawl spaces, place the ozone machine near the entry way or a window that is open a couple of inches. Ideally, you want the ozone machine to be breathing the cleanest, driest air to convert into ozone. Vapor barrier: Crawl spaces with dirt or porous floors may be difficult to treat with ozone. The goal is to allow the ozone to reach the highest possible concentrations. If the floor is porous, the ozone may get diluted as it seeps into the ground. Use a vapor barrier to help trap the ozone in the crawl space and reach the highest possible concentrations. Run Times: The length of time to run the ozone machine depends on odor degree, property size, strength of ozone machine, and the number of ozone machines being used. Follow the MaxBlaster Run Time Chart (included with purchase or download on the INFO page of our website) for a good idea of how long to treat your space. Recommendations For the average homeowner treating their own property, we recommend our PRO Edition machine as it is the best overall combination of strength and durability. Professional companies may want to consider using multiple machines to speed up the treatments and allow the ozone to spread more evenly across larger spaces. Our strongest machine, the PRO-G Edition, is better for those experienced with operating and maintaining high-performance equipment. Summary MaxBlaster ozone generators offer an effective solution for improving air quality in basements and crawl spaces. By eliminating odors, controlling mold and mildew, reducing allergens, and enhancing overall air quality, our ozone machines contribute to a healthier indoor environment. However, it is essential to use ozone generators responsibly, following safety guidelines, and addressing underlying moisture issues for optimal results. When used correctly and in conjunction with other maintenance practices, ozone generators can provide a fresh and clean environment in basements and crawl spaces, enhancing the comfort and well-being of homeowners. Contact us for custom recommendations based on your specific project needs. Contact Us Max Blaster LLC Ask for Greg Call: 800-575-1787 Email: maxblaster@outlook.com Professional Ozone Knowledge Real customer questions and answers based on over 20 years of real-world ozone treatment experience. Can ozone generators be used to treat odors in basements and crawl spaces? Yes. Ozone generators are commonly used to treat musty odors that develop in basements and crawl spaces. These areas often trap moisture and organic contamination that can lead to mold, mildew, and persistent odors over time. Because ozone is a gas, it can circulate through the air and penetrate into porous materials such as wood framing, insulation, and other structural surfaces where odors tend to linger. When ozone concentrations become strong enough, the gas begins breaking apart the molecules responsible for those smells through oxidation. In many situations, ozone treatments are used as part of a larger effort to restore freshness to spaces that have developed strong musty odors over time. When used properly, ozone can be a helpful tool for improving the air quality and smell of these lower areas of a property. Do crawl spaces need a vapor barrier before running ozone? Yes. One of the most important factors when treating crawl spaces with ozone is making sure the ground is properly covered with a vapor barrier. Bare soil is highly porous, and ozone gas can quickly dissipate into the ground instead of building up to the concentrations needed for effective treatment. When a crawl space has a vapor barrier installed, it helps contain the ozone within the space so higher concentrations can be reached more easily. This allows the treatment to work much more effectively. Many crawl space encapsulation systems already include this type of ground covering, but if the soil is still exposed it is generally recommended to address that first before attempting ozone treatments. Does the crawl space or basement need to be dry before treatment? Yes. Moisture control is extremely important when using ozone in basements or crawl spaces. Damp air and wet materials can reduce ozone’s effectiveness because the gas tends to react with moisture in the air rather than focusing on the odor molecules you are trying to eliminate. For this reason, it is often helpful to run a dehumidifier and allow the area to dry thoroughly before performing an ozone treatment. Dry conditions allow ozone concentrations to build more efficiently and help the treatment work much better. Addressing moisture issues first also helps prevent the underlying conditions that allow musty odors and mold growth to develop in the first place. How are ozone generators typically placed in a crawl space? In many crawl space treatments, a single powerful ozone generator is placed near the crawl space entry where the machine can draw in cleaner, drier air. Because ozone machines rely on oxygen from the surrounding air to produce ozone, placing the unit where the air quality is better can help it operate more efficiently. The machine is usually lifted off the ground on a stool, crate, or similar surface so the ozone can disperse more easily throughout the space. Some people also place a common household box fan a few feet in front of the machine to help push and distribute the ozone deeper into the crawl space. Professional remediation teams may sometimes place several machines throughout the crawl space to achieve faster and more uniform coverage. For example, placing machines in multiple areas of the crawl space can reach high ozone concentrations much more quickly. However, many homeowners successfully treat crawl spaces using a single machine and allowing it to run longer treatment cycles to achieve similar results over time. Can ozone permanently eliminate crawl space odors? Ozone can be very effective at destroying odor molecules, but it is important to understand that the underlying source of the odor must be addressed if the goal is a permanent solution. Many crawl space odor problems originate from moisture, mold growth, organic debris, or other contamination that continues to produce odors over time. If those conditions remain, new odor molecules will eventually form even after a successful ozone treatment. In situations where the source of the problem can be corrected — such as installing a vapor barrier, improving drainage, or controlling moisture — ozone is often used as a powerful final step to eliminate the remaining odor contamination. When the underlying problem has been resolved, a properly performed ozone treatment can help restore the space to a much cleaner and fresher condition. Can ozone generators be used periodically to control crawl space odors? Yes. In some situations the underlying source of the odor cannot be completely eliminated, either because the repair would be too expensive or the structure simply makes it difficult to fully correct the problem. In these cases, many property owners use ozone generators periodically to help keep odors under control. One common approach is to perform a stronger initial treatment to reduce the odor levels significantly, followed by shorter maintenance treatments as needed. For example, some people may run the machine for a short period once a day, while others may run longer treatments occasionally such as on weekends. Because crawl spaces are separated from the main living area of the home, these treatments can often be performed with minimal disruption while still helping maintain a noticeably fresher environment. BACK TO TOP

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Ozone Generators for Cars, Trucks, and Boats: How MaxBlaster machines are used by auto detailers and dealerships to eliminate smoke, pet, and stubborn vehicle odors. < Back Vehicle Odor Removal Ozone Generators Ozone Generators for Cars, Trucks, and Boats: How MaxBlaster machines are used by auto detailers and dealerships to eliminate smoke, pet, and stubborn vehicle odors. Explore Other Ozone Applications: Vehicle Odor Removal Ozone Generators Hotel Odor Removal Ozone Generators Fire & Flood Damage Ozone Generators Basement Crawl Space Ozone Generators Home Owner Property Ozone Generators Item & Apparel Odor Removal with Ozone Mold & Mycotoxin Ozone Generators Cannabis Grow Room Ozone Generators Animal Odor & Urine Ozone Generators Large-Scale Property Ozone Generators Background Since 2006 we've helped thousands of vehicle and business owners successfully deodorize and disinfect cars, trucks, and RV's with our MaxBlaster ozone generators. Whether you need to remove an odor from your personal vehicle or treat a high-volume of vehicles in your commercial business, we can show you exactly how to do the ozone treatment properly and avoid some of the common mistakes people often make. https://video.wixstatic.com/video/823392_6cdac98dbcc64dd7a1d3f81053c8c907/1080p/mp4/file.mp4 Introduction In the realm of automotive care, maintaining a fresh and odor-free interior is a top priority. Unpleasant smells caused by spills, smoke, or pets can linger in vehicles, making them less appealing and comfortable for drivers and passengers alike. Fortunately, the use of ozone generators has emerged as a game-changer in eliminating these stubborn odors. From individuals seeking to improve their personal vehicles to professional car detailers and dealerships striving to enhance customer satisfaction, ozone generators have become an indispensable tool in the pursuit of a pristine automobile environment. Understanding Ozone Generators MaxBlaster ozone generators produce extremely high levels of ozone gas using a process known as corona discharge. Ozone, composed of three oxygen atoms (O3), is a powerful oxidizing agent that reacts with pollutants, eliminating them and neutralizing odors in the process. The overall goal is flood the treatment area with an overabundance of ozone gas in what is known as "shock" ozone treatment. The result is a totally neutral environment. No chemicals and no residue. Ozone generators do not mask odors and toxins. Rather they eliminate odors permanently at the molecular level. Two Methods of Treatment There are two methods to treat vehicles. The "old school" method is when you place the ozone machine inside the vehicle during operation. The "new school" method is when you run the ozone machine from outside the vehicle and funnel the ozone into the cabin via a hose adapter. The primary benefit of running the ozone machine from outside the vehicle is that it allows the machine to breathe cleaner air and keeps the components of the machine less grimy over time. Maintenance rates can be decreased by running the ozone machine outside the vehicle which is why so many professionals and high-volume treatment providers prefer this new school method. Quick Tips Make sure the vehicle is completely dry. No wet/damp floors or upholstery. The vehicle does not need to be sealed air tight. Keep the windows open about a quarter of an inch. Leave the A/C system off for the majority of the ozone treatment. This will allow the ozone to build up in the cabin to the highest possible levels. Turn the A/C on towards the end of the ozone treatment to help pull the high concentrations of ozone through the vents to aid in the overall cleaning process. Light ozone concentration will only temporarily remove odors. To kill odors permanently you must reach "shock" ozone levels. Use our MaxBlaster PRO Edition for best overall long-term results. Contact us for professional advice on how to treat vehicles with ozone. Individuals: Eradicating Odors from Personal Vehicles For individuals, their vehicles are not only a means of transportation but also an extension of their personal space. Whether it's the remnants of a fast food meal, a spilled beverage, or even the lingering scent of a pet's presence, these odors can be bothersome and difficult to remove. Ozone generators offer a practical solution by eliminating odors at their source. Ozone, a molecule composed of three oxygen atoms, is a powerful oxidant. Ozone generators produce ozone gas and disperse it into the vehicle's interior. When ozone molecules come into contact with odor-causing bacteria, viruses, or volatile organic compounds (VOCs), they break down and neutralize these substances, effectively eliminating the source of the odor. With the simple process of running an ozone generator for a specified period, individuals can restore a fresh and clean scent to their vehicles. Car Detailers: Enhancing Professional Services Car detailers face the challenge of dealing with a wide range of vehicle conditions, often requiring them to tackle deeply ingrained odors. Ozone generators have become an essential tool in their arsenal, enabling them to deliver exceptional results to their clients. By utilizing ozone generators, car detailers can quickly and efficiently eliminate odors that may have proved resistant to traditional cleaning methods. Ozone treatment can penetrate upholstery, carpets, and other porous materials, reaching the areas where odors have been absorbed. Car detailers can provide a comprehensive service by not only cleaning but also deodorizing the vehicle's interior, ensuring a truly rejuvenated and pleasant environment. Dealerships: Elevating Customer Satisfaction Dealerships understand the importance of presenting vehicles in the best possible condition to potential buyers. A malodorous interior can significantly detract from a vehicle's appeal, potentially jeopardizing sales. To address this issue, dealerships have turned to ozone generators as a highly effective solution. Before showcasing a pre-owned vehicle or delivering a new car to its buyer, dealerships often perform a thorough cleaning process. By incorporating ozone treatment into their routine, dealerships can eliminate odors that may have developed during a vehicle's previous ownership, such as smoke, pet odors, or musty smells. The result is a fresh, neutral interior that enhances the overall perception of the vehicle, increasing customer satisfaction and the likelihood of a successful sale. Recommendations For professional odor removal in vehicles we recommend our MaxBlaster PRO Edition ozone generator. The PRO Edition is our best machine in terms of combining super ozone strength with long-term performance. Add the hose adapter accessory to run your MaxBlaster from outside the vehicle. For professional detailing, we recommend our PRO Car Detailer Package. This package contains everything that you will need for several years of successful high-volume ozone treatments including accessories and spare parts. Summary MaxBlaster ozone generators have revolutionized the way individuals, car detailers, and dealerships approach vehicle maintenance. By harnessing the power of ozone, our ozone machines efficiently and effectively eliminate odors, leaving behind a fresh and odor-free environment. From personal vehicles to professional settings, the benefits of ozone treatment extend far beyond just the removal of unwanted smells. As the automotive industry continues to prioritize cleanliness and customer satisfaction, ozone generators have become an invaluable tool, transforming the way vehicles are deodorized and disinfected. Contact Us: Max Blaster LLC Ask for Greg CALL 800-575-1787 EMAIL maxblaster@outlook.com Professional Ozone Knowledge Real customer questions and answers based on over 20 years of real-world ozone treatment experience. How do ozone generators remove odors from vehicles? Ozone generators produce O₃ (activated oxygen), which attacks odor-causing compounds through an oxidation process. Unlike sprays or air fresheners that simply cover smells up, ozone works by breaking apart the molecules that are actually causing the odor. That is why it can be so effective on deeper odor problems instead of just making the air smell better for a little while. Because ozone is a gas, it circulates through the air and reaches areas that are difficult to clean by hand. It can penetrate materials such as fabrics, ventilation systems, carpets, furniture, and vehicle headliners where odors often hide. By reaching those hidden areas and oxidizing the odor at the source, ozone treatments can remove many types of organic odors very effectively. What types of vehicle odors can ozone eliminate? Ozone is especially effective at removing the kinds of odors that tend to linger inside vehicles. Common examples include cigarette and cigar smoke, pet odors, spilled food smells, mildew, and other organic odors that can become trapped in seats, carpet, and the ventilation system. These types of smells often soak into soft materials, making them difficult to fully remove with normal cleaning methods alone. Because ozone circulates throughout the entire interior as a gas, it can move into areas that traditional cleaning or deodorizing products often miss. This includes deep within upholstery, carpet padding, and inside the HVAC system where odors frequently hide. By reaching these areas and oxidizing the odor compounds at the source, ozone treatments can be very effective at restoring a cleaner smelling vehicle interior. How long does an ozone treatment take for a car or truck? Most vehicle ozone treatments run somewhere between 30 minutes and a couple of hours depending on how strong the odor problem is. A light musty smell may clear up fairly quickly, while heavier odors such as cigarette smoke, mildew, or pet smells can take longer to fully break down. In some situations, a stronger odor may require more than one treatment to completely remove. In many cases, professionals will run the ozone generator for a set period of time, allow the vehicle to air out, and then evaluate the results. If any odor remains, the process can simply be repeated. Because vehicle interiors are relatively small spaces, ozone treatments are usually very effective when enough ozone concentration is allowed to build inside the cabin. Do I need to use a hose when treating a vehicle with ozone? Not necessarily. In many cases, the simplest method is to place the ozone generator directly inside the vehicle and let it run with the windows cracked slightly. This allows the ozone to circulate throughout the interior while still giving the machine access to some fresh air during the treatment process. For most occasional uses, this straightforward approach works perfectly well. Some professionals prefer to keep the generator outside the vehicle and run a hose through a slightly opened window so the ozone is fed into the cabin. This allows the machine to pull in clean ambient air instead of constantly recirculating the same air from inside the vehicle, which can help keep the equipment cleaner over time. Either approach works, but always make sure the interior is dry and ventilate the vehicle after treatment. How long should a vehicle air out after an ozone treatment? If you open all the doors and windows, you can usually air a vehicle out in about 10–15 minutes. Many people will even drive the car around the block with the windows down, which clears the remaining ozone very quickly. Because vehicles are small enclosed spaces, fresh air exchange tends to remove the ozone fairly fast once the treatment has ended. If the vehicle remains closed after the treatment — for example if the machine was run on a timer overnight — it will simply take longer for the ozone to fade on its own. In most cases, allow about two hours for the majority of the ozone to dissipate. Any small remaining amount will continue breaking down naturally, usually disappearing completely within about 12–24 hours. Do ozone generators really work for vehicle odor removal? Yes — when used properly, ozone generators work extremely well for vehicle odor removal. I’ve been selling ozone machines since 2006 and have worked with thousands of car detailers, dealerships, and vehicle owners who rely on them regularly to remove stubborn interior odors. Over the years we’ve seen ozone used successfully on everything from lightly musty vehicles to heavy cigarette smoke situations. Vehicles are actually one of the easier environments to treat because the interior space is relatively small. Our machines are often used for much larger property treatments, so handling a car interior is well within their capability. When the vehicle has been cleaned properly first and obvious contamination is removed, an ozone treatment can be a very effective final step for eliminating lingering odors. BACK TO TOP

Learn how to use an ozone generator for odor removal, smoke damage, mold odors, and property treatments. Step-by-step guide, run time charts, safety tips, and manuals. How to Use an Ozone Generator Learn how to properly operate a MaxBlaster ozone generator for odor removal, vehicle treatments, mold remediation, and commercial applications. This guide includes step-by-step instructions, treatment run times, safety information, and technical references developed from over 20 years of real-world ozone applications. Quick Navigation Quick Start Treatment Preparation Machine Placement Run Time Guide Air Out Process Maintenance Safety Guidelines Manual Downloads Common Applications FAQs Quick Start Quick Start These five steps summarize the basic process for using an ozone generator. 1. Inspect the Machine Before starting a treatment, briefly run the machine to confirm it is operating normally. Air should be moving through the unit and you should hear a soft buzzing sound from the ozone generator plates. A noticeable ozone scent should also be present, and in low light you may see a faint purple glow between the plates. The machine should be kept reasonably clean and should not be operated if excessive dust or grime buildup is present inside the unit. 2. Prepare the Treatment Area For best results, remove the odor source whenever possible and dry any moisture in the area. Open cabinets, drawers, closets, and other enclosed spaces so ozone can circulate throughout the treatment area and reach all surfaces. Ensure the treatment space does not have excess moisture or humidity, as this can reduce the effectiveness of ozone treatments. Use fans or a dehumidifier if necessary. 3. Place the Machine Properly Position the machine around mid-height in the room, such as on a table or countertop, rather than directly on the floor. Ozone is slightly heavier than oxygen and tends to settle toward the lower areas of a room during a treatment. Elevating the machine helps ensure the intake side of the unit has access to a better supply of oxygen-rich air to feed the machine throughout the treatment. 4. Run the Treatment* Treatment time will vary depending on the size of the space, the severity of the odor, and the model of machine being used. Refer to the Run Time Guide below for general recommendations and examples of typical treatment durations. 5. Air Out the Space After the treatment is complete, allow ozone to naturally dissipate before re-entering the area. Opening windows or doors and using fans can help speed up the process and restore normal air conditions more quickly. Most ozone dissipates within the first couple of hours, although small amounts may linger for several hours depending on run time. *Keep the Area Unoccupied Ozone treatments should always be performed in unoccupied spaces. People and pets should remain outside the treatment area while the machine is operating. Breathing small amounts of ozone for a brief moment is generally not harmful for most people, but the higher concentrations used during odor removal treatments are not intended to be inhaled for extended periods. Always allow the space to air out properly before normal occupancy. Treatment Preparation Treatment Preparation Proper preparation greatly improves the effectiveness of ozone treatments. Because ozone works by contacting contaminated air and surfaces directly, preparing the space beforehand allows ozone to reach and neutralize odors more efficiently. Remove the Odor Source Ozone works best when the original odor source has been reduced or removed. For example, smoke residue, mold contamination, spoiled materials, and pet contamination should be cleaned or removed whenever possible before running a treatment. Ozone is extremely effective at destroying remaining odor molecules, but heavy contamination should always be addressed first. Dry the Environment Excess moisture can reduce the effectiveness of ozone treatments. If the space is damp or humid, allow surfaces to dry before running the machine. Fans, ventilation, or dehumidifiers can help improve conditions and allow ozone to work more efficiently. Expose Enclosed Areas Open cabinets, drawers, closets, and interior doors so ozone can circulate throughout the space. Ozone must physically reach surfaces in order to neutralize odors, so enclosed areas should be opened during treatment whenever possible. Use Air Circulation When Needed In larger rooms or buildings, fans can help distribute ozone more evenly throughout the treatment area. Gentle air movement helps ozone travel farther and improves the overall effectiveness of the treatment. Divide Large Spaces When Needed For very large spaces or severe odor situations, it may be helpful to divide the property into smaller treatment areas. Closing doors, isolating floors, or using temporary partitions such as plastic or drop cloths can reduce the treatment area size and allow ozone to reach higher concentrations more effectively. In larger properties, multiple machines may also be used in different sections at the same time. Machine Placement Machine Placement Proper placement of the ozone generator can significantly improve treatment effectiveness and help extend the life of the plate pack components. Ensure Good Air Intake The intake side of the machine should have access to clean, dry, oxygen-rich air throughout the treatment. Avoid placing the unit in tight corners, against walls, or in areas where airflow is restricted, as the machine needs a steady supply of fresh oxygen to operate efficiently. Elevate the Machine When Possible Placing the machine at countertop height or higher helps ensure the intake side of the unit continues pulling in a good supply of oxygen-rich air during the treatment. Ozone is slightly heavier than oxygen and tends to settle toward the lower areas of a room, so avoiding placement directly on the floor helps the intake draw from a better quality oxygen supply, especially during longer treatments. Vehicles & Confined Spaces For vehicles and confined spaces, the machine is typically placed outside the treatment area with a hose directing ozone into the cabin through a slightly open window or door. This allows the ozone generator to operate in fresh air while delivering ozone into the space being treated. Large Space Treatments In larger areas such as homes, basements, or commercial buildings, using fans can help move ozone throughout the space. For very large areas, multiple machines may be used to increase ozone concentration coverage. Run Time Chart Run Time Chart Treatment time depends on the size of the space, the severity of the odor, and the amount of ozone being produced. The chart below provides general run time guidelines based on typical treatment situations using MaxBlaster ozone generators. These examples are intended as a starting point, and actual treatment times may vary depending on conditions within the space. Mild odors may be removed with shorter treatments, while severe contamination may require longer run times or multiple treatment cycles. Larger properties may also benefit from dividing the space into smaller sections or using multiple machines so ozone can reach higher concentrations. Download Run Time Chart (PDF) Air Out Process Air Out Process After the treatment is complete, ozone must be allowed to dissipate before the space is occupied normally. Ozone naturally breaks down and returns to oxygen over time, but airing out the treatment area will help restore normal air conditions more quickly. Allow Ozone to Dissipate Most ozone will naturally break down within the first couple of hours after a treatment ends. In enclosed spaces where windows and doors remain closed, a small amount may linger longer before fully returning to normal air conditions. Vehicles For vehicle treatments, opening the doors and windows usually clears the interior quickly. Many operators simply air out the vehicle for several minutes or drive the vehicle with the windows down to restore fresh air conditions. Typical Air Out Time In most situations, the majority of ozone will dissipate within about two hours. Any remaining trace amounts will continue breaking down naturally and are typically gone within 12–24 hours. Maintenance Maintenance & Troubleshooting MaxBlaster ozone generators are designed for long service life when kept clean and operated in proper conditions. Basic care and occasional inspection will help maintain strong ozone output and reliable operation over time. Keep the Machine Clean The most important step in maintaining your MaxBlaster is keeping the inside of the machine clean, dry, and free of dust or debris. Always operate the unit where it can draw clean, dry air and avoid running it directly on the floor. Because ozone naturally settles lower in the room during treatment, positioning the machine higher in the space allows the intake to access a better supply of oxygen-rich air. Confirm Normal Operation When operating correctly, the machine should move air through the unit, produce a noticeable ozone scent, and emit a soft buzzing sound from the plate pack. In low light conditions you may also see a consistent purple glow between the plates, which indicates the corona discharge is functioning normally. Plate Pack Replacement The generator plate pack is the primary component responsible for ozone production and may require replacement after extended use. Replacement plate packs can be purchased through our shop and installed by the operator, or the machine can be sent to our service department for full inspection and service. Service & Support If the machine stops producing ozone or appears to be operating abnormally, discontinue use and inspect the unit. Additional troubleshooting guides and the MaxBlaster service request form are available on our Service Department page . Safety Guidelines Safety Guidelines Ozone generators produce high concentrations of ozone intended for odor removal and oxidation treatments. When used properly, these machines are safe and effective tools, but basic precautions should always be followed during operation. Operate in Unoccupied Spaces Ozone treatments should always be performed in unoccupied areas. People and pets should remain outside the treatment space while the machine is running. Avoid Over Exposure Ozone has a strong, noticeable scent. While brief exposure to small amounts is generally not harmful for most people, high concentrations used for treatments are not intended to be inhaled for extended periods. If You Are Exposed If you are exposed to high levels of ozone, the most common symptoms are mild irritation of the lungs, throat, or eyes. If this occurs, simply leave the treatment area and breathe fresh air. In most cases, any discomfort will pass quickly once you return to normal air conditions. Allow Proper Air Out Time After a treatment is complete, allow the space to air out and return to normal air conditions before occupying the area again. Use the MaxBlaster as Intended MaxBlaster ozone generators are designed for professional odor removal treatments in enclosed spaces. Always operate the machine in a stable location with proper airflow and follow the guidance provided in this instruction guide. Material Compatibility Ozone works by oxidizing organic compounds, which is how it removes odors and contaminants. Under normal treatment conditions, this does not cause damage to most materials. However, certain materials—such as natural rubber—can be affected by prolonged exposure to high concentrations of ozone. Running the machine significantly longer than recommended may begin to cause changes such as brittleness or surface tackiness. For additional guidance, request an ozone compatibility chart. Manual Downloads Manual Downloads The following documents are provided to help operators better understand the setup, operation, and maintenance of MaxBlaster ozone generators. These guides include the same instructions and reference materials that are included with each machine. MaxBlaster Owners Guide Download PDF MaxBlaster Run Time Chart Download PDF Common Applications Common Ozone Applications MaxBlaster ozone generators are used in a wide range of odor removal and property treatment situations. While the instructions on this page cover the general process for operating the machine, different environments may require slightly different approaches. For additional guidance and real-world examples, explore our Ozone Uses page which covers many of the most common applications. • Vehicle Odors • Large Properties • Hotel & Motel Odors • Fire & Flood Damage • Basement & Crawl Spaces • Home Odor Removal • Mold Remediation • Items & Apparel Learn more about how to use MaxBlasters for these applications on the Ozone Uses page . FAQ's Frequently Asked Questions This section will continue to expand over time. For now, we recommend visiting our Ozone Uses page and selecting the application that best matches your situation. Each application page includes its own set of frequently asked questions with guidance tailored to that specific type of treatment. More questions and answers will be added here soon.

Need service for your MaxBlaster ozone generator? Find maintenance tips, repair options, and support for keeping your machine in top condition. Service Department Maintain Your MaxBlaster Forever Skip to Submit Request How to Care For Your MaxBlaster The key to long-lasting performance is keeping the inside of your machine clean, dry, and free of dust or debris. Always set it up where it can breathe the cleanest, driest air possible, and avoid running it on the floor. Instead, place it higher in the room where there is a better supply of oxygen, since ozone naturally settles downward during treatment. After each use, make sure the machine is completely dry before putting it back into the storage bag. For premier maintenance, we recommend blowing compressed air through the unit before and after use to clear away any dust or debris that may have settled on the plate pack. How to Diagnose Your MaxBlaster When operating correctly, your MaxBlaster should produce consistent glowing rows of corona discharge from the plate pack. The easiest way to test this is by bringing the machine into a very dark room and briefly looking into the outlet end (be careful not to breathe in too much ozone during this step). If you see an uneven spark or arcing from just one of the plates, the simplest fix is to replace the plate pack. If the machine shows no power at all, the issue may be as simple as a disconnected wire near the fuse holder on the inlet end. For further guidance, fill out the service form at the bottom of this page and we’ll walk you through the next steps. How to Replace the Plate Pack Replacement plate packs can be purchased directly from our website shop and self-installed, or you can ship your machine to us for full service. To replace the plate pack yourself, begin by removing the end piece on the inlet (filter) end, then take out the two bolts holding the generator pack in place and gently slide it out of the machine. Disconnect the plate pack from the two wire nuts connected to the transformer, then install the new plate pack by reversing the steps. Be careful to position the wire nuts so they do not touch other wires or components, as they can become hot during operation. Finally, double-check that the plates and steel mesh are perfectly aligned — left to right, forward and back — since proper alignment is essential for the machine to function correctly. WATCH SAFETY VIDEO HERE >>> How to Ship Your MaxBlaster to Us If you’d prefer to have us service your machine, you can send it to our full service department in Ohio. To begin, submit the service request form at the bottom of this page. We’ll provide you with the shipping address and detailed instructions. When shipping your unit, please include a letter with your contact information, return shipping address, and a clear description of your service request. You may use any carrier you like (UPS, FedEx, or USPS). Our turnaround times are fast, and we’ll keep you updated every step of the way. How to Upgrade Your MaxBlaster If you’re ready to swap into a new machine, we offer a trade-in credit based on the age and condition of your current unit. Depending on the model you choose, you can receive anywhere from $50 to $250 toward the purchase of a new MaxBlaster. Many companies that rely on our machines in tough environments—such as disaster restoration—use this program to ensure they always have the most powerful, reliable equipment on hand. To get started, simply fill out the service request form at the bottom of this page. Shop Service Parts Quick View RES PLATE PACK Price $99.00 Quick View PRO PLATE PACK Price $149.00 Quick View PRO-G PLATE PACK Price $199.00 Quick View FILTER GUARDS Price $30.00 Quick View FUSE ASSEMBLY Price $25.00 Quick View END PIECES Price $40.00 Quick View PRO FILTER KIT Price $75.00 Quick View HOSE KIT & ADAPTER Price $95.00 Quick View DOOR HANGERS Price $25.00 SERVICE REQUEST Submit Form Name Company (if applicable) Email Phone (not required) Description Diagnostic Info Ozone Generator Age How old is your machine? What is happening? (select all the apply) Machine does not turn on at all Turns on & blows air - no ozone Turns on & blows air - weak ozone I notice sparking/crackling sound Broken piece (end cap, fuse holder) I dropped and/or damaged it Other / None of the above Ozone Generator Condition Choose an option Service Preference I want to service it myself I want to ship it in for service I want to trade it for a new one Not sure - undecided Shipping Address * *fill out this section only if you are shipping to us for full service or you need us to ship you something. Street Address Street Address Line 2 City Region/State/Province Postal / Zip code Upload Media (optional) * *attach photos/videos of your ozone generator only if you feel it is necessary. This is not mandatory. Ozone Generator Photos Upload File Upload supported file (Max 15MB) Ozone Generator Videos Upload File Upload supported file (Max 15MB) WHAT TO EXPECT After receiving your submission we will contact you to discuss your service request. Please be patient - we respond to each submission directly and thoughtfully. Submit Thanks for submitting! We have received your information and will be in touch with you shortly. Service Authorization Form

Ozone Generators for Cannabis Grow Rooms: How MaxBlaster machines help control odor, protect crops, and reduce grow room contamination. < Back Cannabis Grow Room Ozone Generators Ozone Generators for Cannabis Grow Rooms: How MaxBlaster machines help control odor, protect crops, and reduce grow room contamination. Explore Other Ozone Applications: Vehicle Odor Removal Ozone Generators Hotel Odor Removal Ozone Generators Fire & Flood Damage Ozone Generators Basement Crawl Space Ozone Generators Home Owner Property Ozone Generators Item & Apparel Odor Removal with Ozone Mold & Mycotoxin Ozone Generators Cannabis Grow Room Ozone Generators Animal Odor & Urine Ozone Generators Large-Scale Property Ozone Generators Background Over the last several years, more and more cannabis companies have turned to our MaxBlaster ozone generators as an effective method to disinfect grow rooms and reduce inspection failure rates by treating their crops with high-intensity ozone. This application has tremendous benefits to cannabis companies and can make a huge financial difference to their bottom line. We ask any cannabis grower who wants to learn how to perform ozone treatments properly to contact us for expert advice and recommendations before using our machines. Introduction In the ever-expanding cannabis industry, growers face many challenges in ensuring the quality and safety of their crops. Inspection failure rates can lead to substantial financial losses and damage to a company's reputation. Additionally, maintaining a sterile environment in grow rooms between cycles is vital for preventing the spread of mites and mold. To tackle these issues, cannabis companies are using our MaxBlaster ozone generators as a game-changing solution. Ozone generators offer an innovative approach to improving crop quality, reducing inspection failures, and enhancing overall cultivation efficiency. Understanding Ozone Generators Ozone (O₃) is a naturally occurring gas composed of three oxygen atoms. Ozone generators are devices that produce and release ozone into the air. These generators utilize electrical discharges or ultraviolet light to convert oxygen molecules (O₂) into ozone molecules (O₃). Ozone is a powerful oxidizing agent and possesses strong antimicrobial properties, making it an effective tool for sterilization and disinfection. Reducing Inspection Failure Rates One of the primary concerns for cannabis cultivators is the failure to meet the strict regulatory standards governing the industry. Inspection failures can occur due to the presence of harmful bacteria, fungi, molds, and pests on the plants. This not only poses health risks to consumers but also results in financial losses for the growers. Ozone generators are being increasingly employed in cannabis cultivation facilities to combat these challenges. By releasing ozone on to the product, ozone generators effectively neutralize various microorganisms, including bacteria, molds, mildews, and viruses. Ozone molecules react with the cell walls of these pathogens, disrupting their structure and rendering them inert. The result is a significantly reduced risk of contamination and a higher likelihood of passing inspections. Sterilizing Grow Rooms Maintaining a sterile environment is crucial for cannabis growers, particularly between different grow cycles. After a harvest, the grow room may harbor residual contaminants, pathogens, and pests that can affect subsequent crops. Thoroughly sterilizing the grow room becomes essential to prevent the recurrence of mites, diseases, or subpar yields. Ozone generators play a pivotal role in the sterilization process. When employed correctly, ozone effectively kills mites, molds, fungi, and pathogens without leaving behind harmful residues. Ozone gas can permeate hard-to-reach areas, including ventilation systems, corners, and cracks, ensuring a comprehensive sterilization of the entire grow room. By eradicating potential threats, growers can start each cycle with a clean room, reducing the risk of crop contamination and enhancing overall productivity. Advantages of Ozone Generators Chemical-Free: Ozone generators offer a chemical-free method of sterilization and disinfection. This aspect is particularly important for organic cannabis cultivators who prioritize environmentally friendly and sustainable practices. Odor Control: Cannabis cultivation often generates pungent aromas. Ozone generators help neutralize and eliminate these odors, creating a more pleasant environment for workers and nearby residents. Cost-Effective: Compared to traditional sterilization methods that rely on chemical treatments or fumigation, ozone generators offer a cost-effective alternative. Once installed, the ongoing operational costs are relatively low. Time Efficiency: Ozone generators can sterilize grow rooms quickly and efficiently, saving time for growers who need to prepare the space for the next cultivation cycle promptly. Recommendations Most of the cannabis companies that use our machines prefer the strongest ozone machine possible (our PRO-G ozone generator). Many of these companies use multiple machines at the same time in an effort to speed up treatments and reach exceptionally high levels of ozone gas. If you are using multiple ozone machines it is not always necessary to use our strongest ozone machine. Our PRO Edition ozone generator (the middle of our three models) has lower rate of service and maintenance over the long run compared to the PRO-G Edition. So it would be wise to use 4 of our PRO Edition machines instead of 3 PRO-G Editions. In this scenario, you would get the same amount of ozone but it would be distributed in a manner that may decrease long term maintenance. For more information on using MaxBlaster ozone generators for cannabis applications please contact us for a custom recommendation and quote. Summary As the cannabis industry continues to thrive, meeting regulatory standards and maintaining sterile growing environments are paramount for success. Ozone generators have emerged as an innovative solution to tackle these challenges head-on. By reducing inspection failure rates and sterilizing grow rooms between cycles, ozone generators provide cannabis companies with an effective tool to improve crop quality, safeguard consumer health, and enhance overall cultivation efficiency. As the industry expands, we can expect to see more cannabis cultivators adopting our MaxBlaster ozone generators as a standard practice in their operations. Contact Us Max Blaster LLC Ask for Greg Call: 800-575-1787 Email: maxblaster@outlook.com Professional Ozone Knowledge Real customer questions and answers based on over 20 years of real-world ozone treatment experience. Can ozone generators be used in cannabis grow operations? Yes. Ozone generators are used in a variety of ways throughout cannabis cultivation and processing environments. Growers often use ozone to help control microbial contamination, reduce odor problems, and improve the success rate of inspections during production and drying stages. Because ozone is a gas, it can circulate throughout enclosed spaces and reach areas that may be difficult to treat with surface cleaning alone. In many cannabis operations, ozone becomes one tool among several used to keep the growing environment cleaner and more controlled. Like any tool, however, the effectiveness depends largely on how it is used and whether the operator understands how to reach the ozone concentrations needed for the specific job. When used properly, ozone treatments can be surprisingly easy to scale and very effective for the types of environments cannabis growers typically work with. Can ozone be used to treat grow rooms between grow cycles? Yes. One of the easiest ways growers use ozone is to treat the grow room between production cycles while the room is empty. Once the plants and equipment have been cleared out, ozone generators can be used to treat the entire space and help eliminate microbial contamination that may remain on surfaces or in the air. Because most grow rooms are relatively contained environments, it is often possible to reach very high ozone concentrations with only a few machines. In many trailer-sized or small room environments, growers may use two to four ozone generators and allow them to run for several hours while the space is sealed. This allows the ozone to circulate throughout the entire room and reach surfaces, corners, and equipment areas that might otherwise be difficult to clean completely. Can ozone be used during the cannabis drying process? Yes. Some growers use ozone during the drying stage to help reduce microbial contamination on the product itself before inspections or testing. In these situations the goal is to reach extremely high ozone concentrations for a relatively short period of time. The easiest way to achieve this is by reducing the treatment area size. Instead of trying to treat an entire grow room, the product may be placed into a smaller chamber, container, cooler, or confined room where ozone can build rapidly. Ozone is then funneled into that chamber so high concentrations can be reached quickly. Some operations even run the equivalent of several machines into a small enclosed container to achieve very strong ozone levels for short treatments. While every operation develops its own approach, the basic concept is simply concentrating the ozone into a smaller space to make the treatment faster and more effective. Can ozone be used while cannabis plants are actively growing? Yes, but this approach requires more careful control. High ozone concentrations are not appropriate when live plants are present, but lower controlled levels may sometimes be used to help suppress microbial issues in the growing environment. In these situations growers typically monitor ozone levels using an ozone detector to make sure the concentration remains within a moderate range that will not harm the plants. Some advanced setups even connect the ozone generator to the detector so the machine automatically cycles on and off throughout the day to maintain a consistent ozone level. This method requires a bit more attention and monitoring, but when managed properly it can help reduce microbial pressure during the grow cycle. Can ozone be used to control the smell of cannabis in surrounding areas? Some cannabis businesses use ozone to help manage odor in areas such as entryways, hallways, or spaces adjacent to the grow operation. However, this type of application often requires a different approach than high-output ozone treatments used for empty rooms or product treatment. In areas where people are present, the goal is usually to run either a standard air purifier or a device that produces very small trace levels of ozone that are safe for occupied environments. High-output ozone generators like those used for remediation work are generally intended for unoccupied treatments where stronger concentrations are required. For occupied odor control situations, a lower-output air purification approach is usually more appropriate. Are ozone generators difficult to maintain in cannabis operations? Ozone generators are generally straightforward machines, but like any equipment that relies on electrical reactions they do require periodic maintenance. All ozone generators produce ozone using dielectric plates that gradually collect residue and wear over time. This is normal for every ozone machine regardless of the manufacturer. The good news is that servicing these components is usually simple and inexpensive compared to the amount of use growers get out of the equipment. In real-world operations the value of the machine over its lifetime is often many times greater than the cost of occasional maintenance. The important thing is working with a manufacturer that is honest about this and provides replacement parts and service support so the machines can continue running for many years. BACK TO TOP

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Ozone Generators for Hotel & Motel Rooms: How MaxBlaster machines help housekeeping teams eliminate smoke, mildew, and guest-related odors. < Back Hotel Odor Removal Ozone Generators Ozone Generators for Hotel & Motel Rooms: How MaxBlaster machines help housekeeping teams eliminate smoke, mildew, and guest-related odors. Explore Other Ozone Applications: Vehicle Odor Removal Ozone Generators Hotel Odor Removal Ozone Generators Fire & Flood Damage Ozone Generators Basement Crawl Space Ozone Generators Home Owner Property Ozone Generators Item & Apparel Odor Removal with Ozone Mold & Mycotoxin Ozone Generators Cannabis Grow Room Ozone Generators Animal Odor & Urine Ozone Generators Large-Scale Property Ozone Generators Background: Since 2008 we've helped thousands of hotel owners and operators successfully deodorize and disinfect their rooms with our MaxBlaster ozone generators. Whether you have a single room with a bad odor problem, or you have a large hotel property and are in need of frequent, high-volume disinfection, we can show you exactly how to perform ozone treatments like an expert. Super Fast Results Our MaxBlaster ozone generators quickly produce extremely high-concentrations of ozone gas and can successfully treat an average hotel room in 30 minutes to a couple of hours (depending on odor degree). The best part is that our machines are known to last much longer than ordinary ozone machines. Because we use industrial grade components and provide long-term service and support, hotel owners love that they can keep their ozone machine running strong for as long as they own it. Introduction Maintaining excellent indoor air quality (IAQ) is a vital aspect of ensuring a pleasant and healthy environment for guests in hotels and motels. With the increasing emphasis on disinfection, MaxBlaster ozone generators have proven to be an extremely valuable tool for effectively purifying the air and eliminating odors. In this article, we will provide an overview of MaxBlaster ozone generators and explore how hotels and motels can benefit from their use, along with guidelines on how to use them safely and efficiently. Understanding Ozone Generators MaxBlaster ozone generators are devices that produce ozone (O3), a naturally occurring gas composed of three oxygen atoms. Ozone is a powerful oxidant that helps in removing airborne contaminants, such as bacteria, viruses, mold, mildew, and unpleasant odors. Ozone works by reacting with these pollutants, breaking them down and neutralizing them, ultimately resulting in cleaner and fresher air. Advantages of Ozone Generators Improved Air Quality: Ozone generators can significantly improve the overall air quality in hotel rooms and common areas. They effectively neutralize odors caused by smoking, cooking, pets, or other sources, providing guests with a cleaner and more pleasant environment. Enhanced Disinfection: Ozone has strong disinfectant properties and can help eliminate harmful microorganisms, including bacteria and viruses. By using ozone generators, hotels and motels can augment their existing cleaning and sanitation protocols, providing an additional layer of protection against potential health risks. Energy Efficiency: Ozone generators are energy-efficient devices that consume relatively low amounts of electricity. They can operate continuously or be set on timers to optimize their usage and minimize energy consumption. Fast Results: Given that the average hotel room is small (compared to an entire house) you can quickly reach the ozone concentrations necessary to disinfect and deodorize. Most hotel odors are relatively new and have not been saturated for long periods of time so they can be treated faster compared to other more saturated odors. On average, most hotel room odors can be treated within a couple of hours. Usage Guidelines While ozone generators offer numerous benefits, it is important to use them properly to avoid potential health risks. Follow these guidelines when utilizing ozone generators in hotels and motels: Occupancy Considerations : Ozone generators should be used when rooms are unoccupied. Guests and staff should not be present during the ozone treatment process as ozone can be harmful when inhaled in high concentrations. Room Conditions: It is very important that the hotel room be completely dry prior to running the ozone machine. Humidity and moisture will render the ozone treatment less effective, and may cause the components of the ozone machine to require service more frequently. The carpets, upholstery, and bed sheets should not wet or damp from a recent cleaning. Keep all areas that you wish to treat open and exposed: closets, drawers, etc. Machine Placement: Place the ozone machine in a central location so that the ozone gas can be distributed in an even manner across the room. Do not run the ozone machine on the floor. Ozone is heavier than air so it tends to go downwards. Placing the machine at least at counter top level is recommended. Duration and Intensity: Follow the MaxBlaster Run Time Chart for estimated ozone treatment times based on degree of odor and room size. Most light odors in hotels can be treated within a couple of hours. Stronger odors and larger rooms may require several hours or more of ozone treatment. Post-Treatment Ventilation: After the ozone treatment is complete, allow sufficient time for the ozone to naturally dissipate. Natural dissipation can take up to 2 hours for every 1 hour that you ran the ozone ozone. To speed up the airing out process, ventilate the room thoroughly by opening windows and doors, using fans, or operating the HVAC system to remove any remaining ozone and bring in fresh air. Maintenance: Preventative maintenance is the best maintenance. Clean and maintain the ozone generator regularly as per the manufacturer's instructions. This ensures optimal performance and longevity of the device. Recommendations The MaxBlaster PRO ozone generator is recommended for hotel and motel treatments. It combines professional strength ozone with a long-term lifespan with minimal maintenace. In between uses, store the machine inside of the fitted box (included with purchase) to prevent dust and moisture from entering the machine even during storage. Larger hotels may want to consider purchasing multiple machines to speed up treatment times, treat more than one room at the same time, and overall get greater ozone distribution, concentration, and results. Summary MaxBlaster ozone generators offer hotels and motels an effective solution to enhance indoor air quality, eliminate odors, and improve overall guest experience. By following our usage guidelines, hotels can harness the benefits of ozone generators while prioritizing the well-being and comfort of their guests. Integrating ozone generators into existing cleaning and sanitation practices can contribute to a healthier and more inviting environment for all occupants, ultimately promoting customer satisfaction and loyalty. Contact Us Max Blaster LLC Ask for Greg Call 800-575-1787 Email: maxblaster@outlook.com Professional Ozone Knowledge Real customer questions and answers based on over 20 years of real-world ozone treatment experience. Can ozone generators be used to remove odors from hotel rooms? Yes. Ozone generators have been used for many years by hotels and motels to help eliminate stubborn odors from guest rooms. In many ways, hotel rooms are actually one of the easier environments to treat with ozone because the space is relatively small and the odors are usually recent. Most hotel room odors come from a specific stay or incident — such as cigarette smoke, food, pets, or mildew — rather than years of contamination like you might find in a private home. Because ozone is a gas, it can circulate throughout the room and penetrate materials such as carpeting, curtains, bedding, upholstery, and mattresses where odors tend to linger. When the ozone concentration becomes strong enough, the gas begins breaking apart the molecules responsible for those smells. This allows the odor to be eliminated rather than simply covered up with fragrances or cleaning products. What types of hotel room odors can ozone help eliminate? Ozone is particularly effective against odors that come from organic sources. In hotel environments this commonly includes cigarette smoke, food odors, mildew, pet smells, and other guest-related contamination that may remain after checkout. These odors often become embedded in porous materials such as carpet fibers, drapes, upholstery, bedding, and mattresses. When ozone is introduced into the room and allowed to reach sufficient concentration, it reacts with the odor molecules responsible for those smells and breaks them apart through oxidation. This process destroys the odor compounds instead of simply masking them with fragrances. Because guest turnover happens quickly in hospitality environments, ozone treatments are often used as a practical way to reset a room after an incident so it can return to a clean, neutral condition for the next guest. How are ozone treatments typically performed in hotel rooms? Ozone treatments in hotel rooms are usually performed by placing an ozone generator inside the room and allowing it to run for a controlled treatment cycle. The room should be clean and completely dry before starting the treatment, with no wet or damp carpeting, bedding, or other materials present. Moisture can reduce ozone’s effectiveness and may place unnecessary stress on the equipment. The machine is typically positioned at least at countertop height rather than directly on the floor so the ozone can disperse more evenly throughout the space. Doors and windows are generally kept closed so the gas can build to an effective concentration. Closets, drawers, and other enclosed areas are often left open so the ozone can circulate freely into the places where odors may be trapped. While ozone can move through the air and penetrate porous materials, it does not pass through solid barriers to reach inside closed spaces. In many hotel situations treatments are relatively short — often around thirty minutes — although longer cycles may be used when dealing with more stubborn odor problems. How long do ozone treatments for hotel rooms usually take? Treatment times can vary depending on the strength of the odor and the size of the room being treated. In many hotel situations the treatment cycle may be relatively short because the space is small and the odors are often the result of a recent stay or incident. Short treatments of around thirty minutes are common for lighter odor situations. However, stronger odors such as cigarette smoke or food contamination may require longer cycles or repeated treatments to fully eliminate the smell. The goal is simply to allow enough time for the ozone to circulate throughout the room and reach the materials where odors tend to linger. After the generator stops running, the room should be aired out so the ozone can dissipate before anyone re-enters the space. Is ozone safe to use in hotel guest rooms? Ozone treatments should always be performed in unoccupied rooms. Guests, staff, and pets should not remain in the room while the ozone generator is operating. The concentrations used for odor removal are intended to treat the space itself rather than be breathed for extended periods of time. After the treatment cycle is finished, the room should be aired out so the ozone can dissipate before anyone re-enters the space. Ozone naturally breaks back down into oxygen over time, and ventilation helps speed that process. When used properly with these basic precautions, ozone can be a useful tool for eliminating odors in hospitality environments while leaving no chemical residue behind. Why do many hotels use ozone instead of fragrance-based odor removers? Many traditional odor control products rely on fragrances or chemicals designed to mask unpleasant smells. While these products may temporarily cover an odor, they do not always eliminate the source of the problem. Ozone works differently because it reacts directly with the odor molecules themselves through a process called oxidation. This reaction breaks the odor compounds apart rather than simply hiding them behind another scent. In hospitality environments where guests expect a room to feel clean and neutral, this can be an important advantage. Instead of leaving behind strong perfumes or cleaning fragrances, ozone treatments help return the room to a more natural, odor-free condition once the space has been properly aired out. BACK TO TOP

Ozone Generators for Large Commercial Spaces: How MaxBlaster Ozone Machines can be scaled up to treat warehouses, buildings, and large properties. < Back Large Scale Property Ozone Generators Ozone Generators for Large Commercial Spaces: How MaxBlaster Ozone Machines can be scaled up to treat warehouses, buildings, and large properties. Explore Other Ozone Applications: Vehicle Odor Removal Ozone Generators Hotel Odor Removal Ozone Generators Fire & Flood Damage Ozone Generators Basement Crawl Space Ozone Generators Home Owner Property Ozone Generators Item & Apparel Odor Removal with Ozone Mold & Mycotoxin Ozone Generators Cannabis Grow Room Ozone Generators Animal Odor & Urine Ozone Generators Large-Scale Property Ozone Generators Background Since 2008 we've helped thousands of people and businesses successfully deodorize and disinfect large properties with our MaxBlaster ozone generators. Whether you need to treat a warehouse, restaurant, barn, office, yacht, mansion, or any large open space, we can show you how to do the ozone treatment properly and tell you exactly which ozone generators to buy. Example: Restaurant Treatment Take for example our Mt. Fuji Restaurant Project. This 30,000sqft historic landmark restaurant was dealing with persistent odors and needed an immediate but also long term solution. We performed a series of ozone treatments to negate all existing odors. Then we left the owners with several of our MaxBlaster ozone machines and taught them how to perform ozone treatments on an on-going basis. The results were amazing and have continued for many years. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wvVSuydjmfA Introduction MaxBlaster ozone generators are powerful tools used by owners of large properties to eliminate odors, destroy pathogens, and purify the air. In this article, we will explore how our ozone generators are providing effective solutions for a wide range of applications. The Power of Ozone Generators MaxBlaster ozone generators work by converting oxygen molecules (O2) into ozone (O3) through a corona discharge process. Ozone is an unstable gas that readily reacts with various pollutants and contaminants in the air, neutralizing them effectively. It acts as a natural air purifier, targeting and eliminating organic compounds, bacteria, viruses, mold, mildew, and unpleasant odors. Advantages of Ozone Generators Comprehensive Purification: Unlike air fresheners or filters, ozone generators provide comprehensive air purification. They pro-actively target and neutralize contaminants, eliminating odors at their source rather than merely masking them. Non-Toxic and Environmentally Friendly : Ozone is a natural molecule that quickly reverts back to oxygen after completing its oxidizing task. It leaves no harmful residues, making it safe for humans, animals, and the environment. However, caution must be exercised by ensuring the treatment space is unoccupied during the ozone applications process. Efficient and Time-Saving: Ozone treatment is a rapid and efficient process. It can quickly disinfect and deodorize large areas without the need for extensive manual cleaning or chemical treatments, saving both time and effort. Versatility: Ozone generators can be used in various settings and applications. They are highly adaptable and can be easily positioned in a variety of positions, heights, and directly into HVAC systems. Easy to Use: Using ozone generators may seem intimidating at first. But once you know a few key rules, you can apply them to just about any ozone project. Successfully treating large properties with ozone generators is relatively easy with the right equipment and advice. Types of Large Properties MaxBlaster ozone machines have been successfully used to disinfect and deodorize a wide range of large properties including: Restaurants, Warehouses, Churches, School Buildings, Fitness Centers, Theaters, Auditoriums, Event Venues, Indoor Sports Facilities, and Community Centers. Considerations While ozone generators offer numerous benefits for air treatment in large properties, it is essential to consider the following: Occupant Safety: Ozone can be harmful when inhaled in high concentrations. Therefore, it is mandatory to operate ozone generators in unoccupied spaces. Allow enough time for the ozone to naturally dissipate (wait 2 hours for every 1 hour that you ran the ozone machine) or speed up the airing out process by opening windows, doors, and using fans. Equipment Selection: To permanently kill odors and treat mold, virus, and toxins you need to reach "shock" levels of ozone concentration. For large properties, this will require the use of multiple ozone machines. However, if your goal is simply to minimize or control mild odors you do not need to reach such high levels of ozone concentration. Talk with us prior to purchasing for a custom recommendation based on area size, degree of odor, occupancy times, and the speed in which you need to get the project done. No Excess Moisture/Humidity: The treatment area should be completely dry prior to running the ozone machine(s). If necessary, use a dehumidifier prior to the ozone application process. High humidity will render the ozone treatment less effective and may impact the long term maintenance frequency for the ozone machine. Ozone Machine Placement: Place the ozone machines in a central location and in a manner that the ozone gas will fill up the treatment space evenly. Place the machine as high as possible. Ozone is heavier than oxygen and tends to go downwards. If you are treating a property with high ceilings, use fans to help pull/push ozone towards the ceiling. Never run an ozone machine on the floor. Treatment Times: Treatment times vary based on area size, degree of odor, and the amount of ozone you are generating. Our philosophy is to use enough ozone machines to reach "shock" levels quickly and then allow the ozone application process to continue for several hours. Contact us for custom recommendations for your specific project. Recommendations For large properties we recommend our PRO or PRO-G ozone generator quantity packs. Choose the PRO quantity packs for applications where you will be frequently traveling with and/or moving the machines to various locations. Choose the PRO-G quanity packs if you will be using the machines primarily from the same location. Depending on the size of the treatment area, the degree of odor, and the speed at which you need to complete the project, it can take several ozone machines to do the job successfully and efficiently. Contact us for a custom recommendation for your specific project. Summary MaxBlaster ozone generators are a proven solution for treating large properties, providing efficient and effective air purification. From restaurants and warehouses to schools and churches, our ozone machines offer a comprehensive approach to neutralizing odors, destroying pathogens, and improving indoor air quality. While caution and proper usage are necessary, our ozone generators can create healthier and more inviting environments for occupants of large properties. Contact Us Max Blaster LLC Ask for Greg CALL 800-575-1787 EMAIL maxblaster@outlook.com Professional Ozone Knowledge Real customer questions and answers based on over 20 years of real-world ozone treatment experience. Can ozone generators treat very large buildings like warehouses or restaurants? Yes — you can treat just about any size property if it’s done correctly. Over the years we’ve helped customers treat warehouses, restaurants, churches, and many other large commercial buildings. The key factor in every situation is ozone concentration. The goal is to generate enough ozone within the space so the gas can build to levels strong enough to penetrate materials where odors or contamination are present. Because ozone naturally breaks down into oxygen over time, maintaining that concentration level is what makes the treatment effective. For very large spaces, professionals often run multiple ozone generators at the same time or divide the property into sections. With the right equipment and proper setup, even extremely large properties can be treated successfully using ozone technology. How do you generate enough ozone to treat a very large property? The key is reaching the proper ozone concentration within the treatment area. One common approach is dividing a large property into smaller sections and treating them individually. When the space is reduced, it becomes much easier to build higher ozone concentration levels, allowing the gas to penetrate deeper into materials where odors or contamination may exist. This can often be done room by room or by using temporary plastic partitions to isolate specific areas during treatment. If the property cannot be divided and the area is one large open space, the solution is simply to scale the ozone output. Professionals often do this by running multiple ozone generators at the same time and spreading them throughout the property. This increases total ozone production and also helps distribute the ozone more evenly across the entire treatment area. How long does an ozone treatment usually take for a large building? Large-property ozone treatments can run for many hours and sometimes even 24 hours or longer depending on the level of treatment you are trying to achieve. In some cases, a single powerful ozone generator may allow you to smell ozone throughout a large building and lightly freshen the air. However, that type of light treatment is very different from reaching the higher concentrations needed for deeper odor destruction or true disinfection. When the goal is to address heavier contamination such as mold, bacteria, or other organic odors, significantly higher ozone concentrations are required. Professionals usually achieve this by increasing treatment time, running multiple ozone generators at once, or combining both methods. Longer runtimes and higher total ozone output allow the gas to penetrate deeper into materials where odors and contaminants are embedded. What types of odors can ozone remove in large commercial spaces? Ozone generators are very effective at removing many types of organic-based odors commonly found in large buildings. This includes smoke odors, cooking odors, mold and mildew smells, pet odors, and the musty odors that often develop in older properties. Because ozone works through oxidation, it breaks apart odor molecules at their source rather than simply masking the smell with fragrance or chemicals. When used properly and at high enough concentrations, ozone can penetrate deep into materials such as drywall, wood, fabrics, and carpeting where odors often hide. This is why ozone is widely used by restoration professionals and property managers when dealing with difficult odor problems. In addition to odor removal, high-concentration ozone treatments are also commonly used to help disinfect spaces and assist in certain mold remediation situations. Is it safe to use ozone generators in restaurants, churches, or office buildings? Yes — ozone generators are commonly used to treat restaurants, churches, offices, and many other types of commercial buildings. The most important rule is that the space should remain unoccupied while the treatment is running. Ozone works best when it is allowed to build to higher concentrations without people or animals present in the treatment area. If someone briefly enters an ozoned space for a minute or two, most people will simply notice the strong, bleach-like smell and step back out. However, higher concentrations should not be breathed for extended periods of time. After a treatment is complete, most of the ozone naturally breaks down and dissipates within a couple of hours. Even so, it’s still a good practice to ventilate the space and allow fresh air circulation before fully reoccupying the area. How do you determine what ozone equipment is needed for a large property? It depends on the size of the property, the severity of the odor problem, and how quickly you want the treatment completed. In many situations, large buildings require a combination of ozone output and thoughtful machine placement throughout the space in order to reach effective concentration levels. The goal is to allow the ozone to spread evenly so it can penetrate the materials where odors or contamination are present. When customers contact us, we usually ask a few quick questions about the property and what they are dealing with. From there we can recommend the right MaxBlaster setup for the job. Sometimes that means a single machine, and other times it involves running multiple units together to build the ozone levels needed for a successful treatment. BACK TO TOP

Discover MaxBlaster's high-performance ozone generators, designed for effective odor elimination and mold remediation. Trusted by professionals since 2008. $895 PRO-G Edition $695 PRO Edition $495 RES Edition MaxBlaster PRO Edition Commercial Ozone Generator SHOP OZONE GENERATORS HERE ➜ PRO OZONE MACHINES USA MADE SINCE 2006 Fastest Most Powerful Ozone Treatments For Odor Removal & Mold Remediation. Guaranteed MaxBlaster professional ozone generators produce extremely high concentrations of ozone gas to eliminate stubborn organic odors and mold contamination at the source. Since 2006 , our machines have been used by restoration contractors, auto detailers, property managers, hotels, and homeowners who rely on fast, reliable ozone treatments that actually work. Built in the USA with industrial components and a transformer engineered to last over 10 years , Our generators deliver powerful, consistent performance in demanding environments. Kill Odors Permanently Neutralize Mold Damage Treat Homes & Properties Deodorize Cars & Trucks Disinfect Rooms & Items Shock Ozone Treatments eliminate organic odors at the molecular level by saturating spaces — homes, vehicles, and commercial properties — with high-concentration ozone (O₃) gas. This fast, eco-friendly, residue-free process is widely used for smoke odor removal, mold remediation, fire and flood damage restoration, pet urine odors, cooking smells, musty basements, hotel sanitation, and vehicle deodorization. Whether you're a homeowner, business owner, or restoration professional, ozone provides a powerful, chemical-free solution for odors & mold. Ozone Machines for Business Powerful Equipment for Pro Results At MaxBlaster, we specialize in supplying commercial businesses with high-performance ozone generators built for real-world professional use. Restoration companies, hotels, property managers, auto detailers, and industrial facilities rely on our machines for powerful odor elimination and space sanitation . Unlike consumer-grade units, MaxBlaster ozone generators are built for demanding environments where fast, reliable ozone treatments are required . Contact us to help select the right ozone equipment for your operation . Quick View 3 PRO OZONE GENERATORS Regular Price $2,085.00 Sale Price $1,895.00 Quick View 6 PRO OZONE GENERATORS Regular Price $4,170.00 Sale Price $3,495.00 Quick View 3 PRO-G OZONE GENERATORS Regular Price $2,685.00 Sale Price $2,395.00 Quick View 6 PRO-G OZONE GENERATORS Regular Price $5,370.00 Sale Price $4,395.00 The Original Ozone Blaster Co. Industry Leader for Over Twenty Years Since 2006, MaxBlaster has focused on designing and manufacturing powerful ozone generators built for real-world use. We’re an old-school company where the owner still answers the phone , and every machine is built with solid components, careful assembly, and attention to detail. From the instruction guide to the packaging and labeling, we believe the entire experience should reflect the quality of the equipment itself. While many companies chase automation, we focus on doing things right — building reliable machines and helping customers achieve the best results possible. MaxBlaster is a real ozone company.