Ozone Generators for Mold & Mycotoxins: How MaxBlaster machines help fight mold odors and microbial contamination. < Back Mold & Mycotoxin Ozone Generators Ozone Generators for Mold & Mycotoxins: How MaxBlaster machines help fight mold odors and microbial 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 Since 2008 we've helped thousands of home and business owners successfully use our MaxBlaster ozone generators to fight the terrible problem of mold in homes, vehicles, and commercial properties. Whether you are a homeowner needing to treat a mold problem in your own personal property, or you are a commercial business owner seeking a solution for mold on a professional level, we can show you exactly how to perform ozone treatments like an expert. Contact us today for custom recommendations based on your specific project needs. Mold Exposure Sufferers Over the years we have become very familiar with the fact that certain individuals are greatly effected by even tiny amounts of mold & mycotoxin exposure. Not everyone has the same reaction. Some people have been exposed to mold to a degree that it compromises their immune system forever. They experience terrible long-term symptoms that can wreak havoc on all aspects of their life. If this is you, we understand and sympathize with your situation. The good news is that we have witnessed hundreds of people use our MaxBlaster ozone machines to neutralize mold in their homes quickly and keep their homes free of mycotoxins on a long-term basis. Contact us if you are among those people who have hyper-sensitivities to mold and mycotoxins. We will help outline a plan for you on how to use our ozone generators in the most effective manner. Introduction Mold growth and mycotoxins are one of the most significant problems that can wreak havoc on homes, basements, apparel, vehicles, and indoor environments. While traditional methods of mold remediation often involve chemicals or costly professional services, MaxBlaster ozone generators offer an cost-effective, organic solution to combat mold and mycotoxins. In this article, we will explore how MaxBlaster ozone generators work, their effectiveness, and important considerations when using them to address mold and mycotoxin issues. Understanding Mold and Mycotoxins Mold is a type of fungi that thrives in damp, dark, and poorly ventilated areas. When mold spores find favorable conditions, they can rapidly multiply and release mycotoxins, which are harmful substances that can lead to various health problems when inhaled or ingested by humans or animals. Common symptoms of mold exposure include respiratory issues, allergies, skin irritation, and even neurological problems in severe cases. The Role of Ozone Generators MaxBlaster ozone generators are devices designed to generate and release ozone (O3) gas into the environment. Ozone is a naturally occurring gas consisting of three oxygen atoms. It is a powerful oxidizing agent that effectively eliminates odors, kills bacteria, viruses, and fungi, and neutralizes mycotoxins. Ozone's high reactivity enables it to break down organic compounds, including mold spores and mycotoxins, by oxidizing their cell walls. The overall goal of an ozone treatment for mold is to flood the treatment area with an extremely high concentration of ozone gas. This process is often referred to as "shock" ozone treatment. Effectiveness of Ozone Generators Against Mold and Mycotoxins MaxBlaster ozone generators are highly effective in eradicating mold and mycotoxins when used correctly. Ozone gas has the ability to penetrate various surfaces, including fabrics, carpets, and wall cavities, reaching hidden mold spores and mycotoxins that may be difficult to eliminate using traditional cleaning methods alone. When ozone comes into contact with mold spores and mycotoxins, it initiates a molecular reaction that breaks down their cellular structure. This process not only eliminates existing mold and mycotoxins but also inhibits further growth. However, it's important to note that ozone cannot penetrate solid materials such as wood or concrete, so it may not be effective in situations where mold has deeply infiltrated such materials. Considerations when Using Ozone Generators While ozone generators can be highly effective in mold and mycotoxin remediation, caution must be exercised to ensure safe and proper usage: Occupancy and safety: Ozone is a powerful gas and can be harmful when inhaled in high concentrations. Therefore, it is important to vacate the treated area during ozone treatment and allow time for the gas to dissipate after the process. Timing and duration: The duration of ozone treatment depends on the severity of the mold infestation and the size of the treatment area. Follow the MaxBlaster Run Time Chart for estimated treatment times. Typical treatment times range from several hours to a couple of days for larger properties. You can speed up the process by using multiple ozone machines spread out across the entire property at the same time. Additional mold remediation: Ozone generators should be used as part of a comprehensive mold remediation plan that includes identifying and fixing the source of moisture that caused the mold growth. Treating the symptoms without addressing the underlying cause is unlikely to provide a long-term solution. Recommendations The MaxBlaster PRO ozone generator is recommended as the starting point for any ozone project related to mold and mycotoxin removal. Divide the treatment area into multiple smaller sections and treat each section individually to allow the ozone gas to reach the absolute highest concentrations. For commercial treatments, using multiple ozone machines spread out across a property at the same time has multiple advantages: faster treatments, higher ozone concentrations, and more efficient distribution of ozone gas across larger spaces Summary MaxBlaster ozone generators offer a powerful and efficient solution for tackling mold and mycotoxin issues. By harnessing the oxidizing properties of ozone gas, these devices can effectively eliminate mold spores and neutralize mycotoxins, helping to restore a healthy indoor environment. However, it is essential to exercise caution and follow proper usage guidelines to ensure the safety and effectiveness of ozone treatments. Consulting with professionals in mold remediation can provide valuable guidance on utilizing ozone generators as part of a comprehensive mold mitigation strategy. 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 be used to treat mold contamination in a building? Ozone can be used as part of a broader mold remediation strategy, but it should never be viewed as a complete solution by itself. Mold contamination often involves both the living mold colonies and the microscopic particles and byproducts they release into the environment. Proper remediation usually begins with identifying and correcting the moisture source, removing heavily contaminated materials, and physically cleaning affected surfaces. Once those steps have been completed, ozone may be used to help treat remaining odors and microbial contamination within the space. Because ozone is a gas, it can circulate through the air and penetrate into porous materials and hidden areas that may be difficult to reach with surface cleaning alone. However, it is important to understand that ozone works best when used as one component of a thorough remediation process rather than as a substitute for proper mold removal. How are ozone generators typically used during mold remediation? Ozone treatments are generally performed after the primary remediation work has been completed. This typically includes removing damaged materials, cleaning contaminated surfaces, and correcting the moisture conditions that allowed the mold to grow in the first place. Once the structure has been properly cleaned and dried, ozone generators may be used to treat the air and surrounding materials within the affected area. Because mold contamination can spread throughout a structure, treatments often involve running multiple machines at the same time to achieve effective ozone concentrations across the entire treatment space. The goal is to allow ozone gas to circulate through the building and reach areas that may still contain residual contamination. After the treatment cycle is finished, the space is aired out and the ozone naturally breaks back down into normal oxygen. How are ozone generators used by people sensitive to mold or mycotoxins? Some people who have developed strong sensitivities to mold or mycotoxins use ozone generators as one tool to help manage their environment after proper remediation has been completed. These individuals are often extremely sensitive to even very small amounts of contamination remaining in a home or building. In those situations, ozone treatments may be used periodically to help oxidize residual organic contamination and odors that can remain in porous materials or hidden areas of a structure. Because meaningful treatments typically require higher ozone concentrations, it is not uncommon for multiple machines to be used together when treating an entire home. The goal is to allow ozone gas to circulate throughout the building so it can reach areas that traditional cleaning methods may miss. While ozone is not a replacement for proper mold remediation, many customers report that these treatments can be a helpful part of maintaining a cleaner indoor environment. Do ozone treatments require high concentrations to be effective against mold? Yes. For ozone to have a meaningful impact on mold-related contamination, the concentration of ozone in the treatment area must reach sufficiently high levels. Lower concentrations may help with mild odors but are often not strong enough to affect more serious contamination. In real-world situations this sometimes means running several ozone generators simultaneously in order to treat a large home or building properly. The goal is to allow the gas to circulate throughout the entire structure so that it can reach enclosed spaces, porous materials, and hidden areas where contamination may remain. Because of this, larger mold remediation projects often require more powerful equipment or multiple machines working together to achieve the necessary ozone levels. Does the building need to be dry before ozone treatment? Yes. Moisture control is one of the most important factors in any mold remediation project. The building must first be dried and the underlying moisture problem corrected before ozone treatments are considered. Humidity and damp materials can interfere with ozone’s effectiveness because the gas tends to react with moisture in the air rather than focusing on microbial contamination. This is why ozone treatments are typically performed only after drying equipment and remediation work have already been completed. Once the space is properly dry and the primary mold contamination has been addressed, ozone can be introduced to help treat remaining odors or airborne contamination that may still linger within the structure. Is ozone safe to run in areas where people are present? No. Ozone treatments should always be performed in unoccupied spaces. Because the concentrations required for mold-related treatments are often quite high, people and pets should not remain in the treatment area while ozone generators are operating. Once the treatment cycle is finished, the area should be ventilated so the ozone can dissipate before re-entry. Ozone naturally breaks down into oxygen over time, and airing out the space helps speed that process. Following these basic precautions helps ensure that ozone treatments are conducted safely while still allowing the gas to reach the concentrations necessary to be effective. BACK TO TOP

Learn about MaxBlaster’s mission, expertise, and commitment to quality. Since 2008, we’ve provided powerful ozone generators for professionals worldwide. About MaxBlaster MaxBlaster started in Ohio in 2006 with one goal: build ozone generators with maximum output, top-tier components, and no extra features or gimmicks. THE ORIGINAL OZONE BLASTER COMPANY MaxBlaster started in Avon Lake, Ohio when Tom (dad) set out to build a better ozone machine — stronger, simpler, and built to last. Greg (son) joined in 2008 to take it online and grow the brand. What began as one machine has grown into tens of thousands sold. In 2017, Bob and Kristie partnered to expand production, improve consistency, and speed up shipping. Today, MaxBlasters are used across homes, vehicles, and large-scale properties nationwide. The approach hasn’t changed: build it right, keep it simple, and focus on real performance. The term “ozone blaster” is now widely copied — but this is where it started. SPEAK WITH THE OWNERS When you contact us, you’re speaking directly with Greg, Bob, or Kristie. We still do things the old-school way — answer the phone, respond quickly, and handle things the right way. No scripts. No runaround. Just real answers based on years of hands-on experience. Ozone doesn’t need to be complicated — we’ll help you understand what matters, what doesn’t, and how to get it right. SPECIAL THANKS We’re grateful to the Lord for guiding us through everything. We’d like to recognize the people who have contributed to MaxBlaster over the years. Some continue to work with us today, others have moved on — but all played a role in building what this company is today, and that’s something we respect. Joanne, Andrew, Ed, Gary, Alex, Mike W, Randy, Eric, Bud, Debbie, Prateek, Manish, Randy, Martin, Jeff, and Kathy. We’re still here, still answering the phone, and still building machines the right way.

Professional car detailers trust MaxBlaster ozone generators to eliminate tough odors from vehicles. Powerful, reliable, and easy to use—shop now! SHOP OZONE FOR CARS HERE HOW TO USE OZONE IN VEHICLES Pro Odor & Mold Remediation HOW DOES IT WORK? MaxBlaster ozone generators produce extremely high concentrations of ozone (O3) gas to neutralize odors, mold, and toxins at the molecular level. No chemicals or harsh residue. Ideal for fast, professional-grade sanitation treatments in cars, trucks, and RV's. TWO METHODS OF TREATMENT The traditional method of placing a ozone generator inside the vehicle works well if you are treating your own car, truck, or RV. Make sure the vehicle is completely dry, open all the compartments, roll the windows down about half an inch, then turn the ozone machine on and let it run according to the odor degree. The professional method of running a ozone generator from outside the vehicle and funneling the O3 gas through a hose in the window has one main advantage: it allows the machine to breathe cleaner air and keeps the components free of grime. Ideal for car detailers, high-volume treatments, and long term efficiency. RECOMMENDATIONS PRO HOSE PACKAGE $695 PRO DETAILER PACKAGE $1095 The Pro Hose package is recommended for car detailers who treat a low volume of vehicles and already have a method for placing the ozone machine near the window of the vehicle. The Pro Detailer package is recommended for car detailers who treat a high-volume of vehicles and/or want all the accessories, and service parts needed for years of profitable results. QUESTIONS & ANSWERS What types of odors does it kill? Any organic odor can be removed with proper use of a high-output ozone generator. The most common application for ozone machines in vehicles is smoke odor removal. Other highly successful applications include water damage (mold) remediation, pet odor removal, food odor removal, cannabis odor removal, dead rodent odor removal, and toxin/virus/bacteria remediation. Is ozone safe to use in vehicles? Thousands of car cleaning professionals use our ozone machines with zero instances of damage to vehicles . Follow the run time chart (included) for best results. One simple rule is to not forget to turn the ozone machine off and allow it to run for days on end. Significant over-exposure to ozone may create a new scent that is difficult to eliminate. Also, be careful not to return a vehicle to a customer until it has been thoroughly aired out. Contact us for more information about safety before adding ozone machines to your business services. How do you prepare the vehicle? The number one rule for treating vehicles is to make sure that the vehicle is completely dry prior to running the ozone machine. No damp/wet upholstery . You also want to make sure that the vehicle is completely empty of all contents. Remove all items from the center console, visors, glove box, rear seat pouches, trunk area, and leave everything open and exposed to the ozone gas. For extra protection against prolonged airing out times, cover up the seatbelts as nylon material is relatively susceptible to ozone gas. Where do you place the machine? The simple way is to place the ozone machine inside the car and leave the windows down about half an inch. The professional way is to place the machine outside the vehicle and funnel the ozone in through a hose. The cleaner the air that the ozone machine brea thes, the higher efficiency results you can expect over time. What is the purpose of the hose? The hose allows the ozone machine to remain outside the vehicle where it can breathe cleaner, fresher oxygen (O2) in order to convert into ozone (O3). It helps minimize service to the ozone machine over the long term. But you have to do it right - the only time you should use the hose is if you can get the ozone machine as close to the window as possible. Don't stretch the hose more than about 2' to avoid inefficiency. How long do you run the machine? To permanently kill odors with ozone (and not just mask the odors) you must flood the treatment area with a very high concentration of ozone gas for at least 30 minutes. Our PRO Edition ozone generator reaches these concentration levels inside a c ar in about 30 minutes. Therefore, basic/light odors may be removed in as little as 1 hour. Heavier and/or saturated odors may take several hours and/or multiple treatments. For best results, follow the run time chart (included) and/or contact us for project advice. Should you leave the A/C on or off? We recommend keeping the vehicle a/c off during the first 75% of the ozone treatment. This will allow the ozone to build up to the highest concentration level within the cabin without diluting it by running the air conditioner. Once you have reached peak ozone concentration inside the vehicle, turning the a/c on for the remaining 25% of the treatment will pull high levels of ozone into the vents, and may help to further deodorize the a/c system. How do you air out the vehicle? Given the small treatment area size (compared to a house) it is very easy and fast to air out a vehicle after the ozone treatment. Simply open all the windows and doors, then maybe drive the vehicle around the block for a few minutes. Or you can leave the vehicle shut, and simply wait for the ozone to go away on it's own. A conservative estimate is to allow 2 hours for every 1 hour that you ran the ozone machine for the O3 gas to dissipate naturally. Allowing the ozone to naturally dissipate provides additional cleaning benefits. What to do after the ozone session? During the treatment, high concentrations of ozone gas has an unpleasant scent. But once the ozone has been aired out, the goal is to smell nothing (neutral air). No fragrances or odor masking. However, sometimes ozone will react with other materials inside the vehicle during the treatment and settle (invisibly) on the upholstery, floor, and dashboard. We recommend vacuuming and wiping everything down after the ozone session. The combination of high-intensity ozone followed by a thorough interior detailing provides the best results. Can I just use a cheap ozone machine? You can buy a cheap ozone machine on Amazon that might work for a couple of treatments. But the components are weak, fragile, and prone to short lifespan. Our MaxBlaster ozone generators are made with industrial components intended for frequent use in harsh conditions. Our ozone machines are guaranteed to be serviceable for at least 10 years. They work faster than ordinary ozone machines, and we are always on hand to provide support . Where can I find more information? Visit the info center page for instructions, videos, policies and more. Visit the comparisons page to learn the difference between our MaxBlaster ozone generators and other ordinary ozone machines. Contact us for advice including: how much to charge your customers, how to promote your services accurately, and how to start a mobile ozone treatment business. Are there any special deals available? Contact us by phone or email and mention "special deals for detailers" and we will provide you with a special discount promo code. Let us know if you are interested in purchasing multiple ozone machines for more than one location - quantity discounts are available. Are there any business opportunities? Yes, please contact us if you wish to resell our ozone machines. We have several different ways in which you can make money by promoting our machines. No inventory required. No huge investment required. Private labeling and drop shipping available. It can be as simple as sharing a a custom coupon code on your social media pa ges tha t directs your followers to our site. We pay for referrals because it doesn't cost us anything in advertising!

Review MaxBlaster’s policies on warranties, returns, shipping, and terms of service. Know your rights and our commitments before making a purchase. POLICIES Scroll for details 30-DAY RETURN POLICY If within the first 30 days of receiving your order you are unsatisfied with your purchase you may return it for a full refund minus the shipping costs we incurred. Refunds will be issued to the same payment method used to complete your orde r. Customer is responsible for return shipping. Items must be returned in good condition. If items have been damaged or heavily used a restock fee of $150 (per machine) may be applied. To initiate a return please contact us to request a return authorization form. Refund payments make take up to 30 days. 1-YEAR UNLIMITED WARRANTY If within the first twelve months of ownership your MaxBlaster discontinues operating for any reason we will repair or replace it free. Customer is responsible for return shipping. The 1-year unlimited warranty covers all components including the transformer, internal fan, intern al wiring, and generator "plate" pack. 5-YEAR LIMITED WARRANTY If within five years of ownership your MaxBlaster discontinues operating due to the transformer failing , we will repair or replace it for free . Cu stomer is responsible for return shipping. The 5-year limited warranty does not apply to the generator "plate" packs. Plate packs are warrantied for 1-year only. 10-YEAR SERVICE GUARANTEE Our ozone generators come with a 10-year "serviceability" guarantee. We guarantee the ability to keep your ozone machine(s) fully operational for at least ten years by offering replacement parts, self-service, full-service, and/or comprehensive refurbishment. The transformer in our machine is fully warrantied for five years. LIFETIME TRADE-IN CREDIT You can trade-in and upgrade your current MaxBlaster ozone machine at any time and receive a credit based on age/condition. Ideal for commercial businesses that use our machines in very harsh conditions. On average, you may receive a credit between 20% - 50% towards a new machine . Contact us to begin the process. TERMS AND CONDITIONS PRIVACY POLICY

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Ozone Generators for Fire & Flood Restoration: How MaxBlaster machines remove smoke, water damage odors, and contamination. < Back Fire & Flood Damage Ozone Generators Ozone Generators for Fire & Flood Restoration: How MaxBlaster machines remove smoke, water damage odors, and 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 Since 2008 we've helped thousands of home and business owners successfully use our MaxBlaster ozone generators to treat odors and mold associated with fire and flood damage. Whether you are a homeowner looking to treat your own property after a damage incident, or a commercial restoration company seeking professional ozone treatments on a high-volume basis, we can show you exactly how to do the ozone treatment properly and which ozone products to purchase. Contact us for custom recommendations based on your specific project needs. Introduction When it comes to fire and flood damage restoration, professionals are constantly seeking innovative technologies to effectively eliminate odors, bacteria, mold, and other contaminants from affected spaces. One such technology that has gained significant popularity in recent years is the ozone generator. Ozone generators are powerful tools that use ozone gas to purify the air and surfaces, making them invaluable for restoring properties following fire and flood incidents. In this article, we will explore the benefits and considerations of using ozone generators in fire and flood damage restoration. Understanding Ozone Generators Ozone (O₃) is a natural and highly reactive gas composed of three oxygen atoms. It is generated by passing oxygen molecules (O₂) through an corona discharge electrical field. This process causes oxygen molecules to split, resulting in the formation of ozone. Ozone is known for its strong oxidizing properties, making it an effective agent for eliminating various contaminants. Benefits of Ozone Generators Odor Elimination: One of the primary benefits of ozone generators is their ability to effectively eliminate odors associated with fire and flood damage. Ozone molecules neutralize odorous substances by breaking down their molecular structure, thereby eliminating the source of the smell rather than masking it. Bacterial and Mold Control: Ozone is a potent disinfectant that can help control bacteria, viruses, and mold spores. Ozone molecules rupture the cell walls of microorganisms, rendering them inactive and preventing further growth. This feature is especially valuable in restoration projects, where microbial contamination is a significant concern. Surface Decontamination: Ozone gas can reach areas that are difficult to access with traditional cleaning methods. It can penetrate porous materials such as carpets, upholstery, and wall cavities, effectively sanitizing them and reducing the risk of recontamination. Environmentally Friendly: Ozone generators offer an eco-friendly alternative to chemical-based cleaning agents. They do not leave behind harmful residues or introduce harsh chemicals into the environment. Ozone reverts back to oxygen after it reacts with contaminants, leaving no trace behind. 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. Recommendations Damage restoration involving heavy odors and mold requires extra strong ozone concentration. We recommend dividing the property into multiple sections and treating each section individually. Or for professional restoration companies we recommend purchasing multiple ozone machines which will allow you to treat entire properties faster and stronger. Our MaxBlaster PRO ozone generator is a great combination of strength and long-term durability with minimal maintenance. Our MaxBlaster PRO-G ozone generator is even stronger, but it is better for those who are experienced operating and maintaining high-performance equipment. Summary Ozone generators have become a valuable asset in the fire and flood damage restoration industry due to their ability to eliminate odors, control microbial contamination, and sanitize surfaces effectively. These powerful tools offer an environmentally friendly solution that can reach areas inaccessible to traditional cleaning methods. However, caution must be exercised during their use to ensure the safety of occupants 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 help remove odors after fire or smoke damage? Yes. Ozone has been widely used in fire restoration for many years because it can penetrate materials that often hold smoke odor long after a fire is extinguished. Smoke particles can embed themselves deep inside drywall, wood, insulation, carpeting, furniture, and fabrics. Because ozone is a gas, it can circulate throughout the treatment space and reach areas that traditional cleaning methods may miss. When the ozone concentration becomes strong enough, it begins oxidizing the odor-causing molecules left behind by smoke and combustion. This process breaks those molecules apart rather than simply masking the smell with fragrances. In many restoration projects, ozone is used as one of the final steps after cleaning and debris removal to help eliminate the lingering smoke odor that can remain in a structure after a fire event. How are ozone generators used during fire or flood restoration projects? Ozone treatments are usually performed after the major cleanup work has already been completed. This typically includes removing damaged materials, drying the structure, and cleaning surfaces to remove soot, mold, or contamination. Once the area is prepared, ozone generators are placed inside the affected space and allowed to run for a controlled treatment period. Because ozone works best in contained environments, doors and windows are typically closed so the gas can build to an effective concentration throughout the property. The ozone circulates through the air and into porous materials such as wood, drywall, and fabrics where odors often linger. After the treatment cycle is finished, the area is aired out and the ozone naturally breaks back down into normal oxygen. Does the building need to be completely dry before running ozone? Yes. The structure should always be thoroughly dried before performing an ozone treatment. Moisture and humidity can reduce ozone’s effectiveness because the gas tends to react with water vapor in the air rather than focusing on the odor molecules that need to be eliminated. This is one reason ozone treatments are usually performed after flood mitigation and drying equipment have completed their work. Once the space has been properly dried and cleaned, ozone can be introduced to target the remaining odor contamination trapped within the structure. Running ozone in a dry environment allows the gas to reach deeper into materials like drywall, wood framing, and flooring where stubborn odors may remain after a fire or water damage event. How long do fire or flood restoration ozone treatments usually take? Treatment times can vary significantly depending on the size of the property and the severity of the odor contamination. Smaller spaces may require only several hours of treatment, while large or heavily damaged structures may run ozone machines for extended periods or multiple treatment cycles. In some restoration projects, machines may run overnight or for a full day to allow ozone to fully circulate through the affected areas. Because ozone slowly breaks back down into oxygen after the generator stops running, additional time is usually allowed for the gas to dissipate before people re-enter the space. Restoration professionals typically adjust treatment times based on the size of the building and the level of odor contamination present. Is ozone commonly used by restoration professionals? Yes. Ozone generators have been used for many years by restoration contractors, insurance cleanup teams, and property managers dealing with smoke, fire, and water damage. These professionals often rely on ozone as one of several tools used to eliminate odors that remain after structural cleanup has been completed. Because smoke and water damage can penetrate deep into building materials, traditional surface cleaning alone is sometimes not enough to remove the odor completely. Ozone treatments help address those lingering odors by circulating throughout the space and oxidizing the molecules responsible for the smell. When used properly as part of a full restoration process, ozone can be an effective final step in returning a property to a clean and livable condition. What types of odors from fire or flood damage can ozone help remove? Ozone is particularly effective against odors that originate from organic sources created during fires and water damage events. This often includes smoke residue, soot odors, mildew, mold-related smells, and other contamination that can develop after flooding or prolonged moisture exposure. These odors frequently become trapped inside porous materials such as drywall, insulation, wood, carpeting, and upholstery. When ozone is introduced into the structure at sufficient concentration, it reacts with the odor molecules and breaks them apart through oxidation. This process destroys the odor compounds instead of covering them up with fragrances. As a result, ozone treatments are often used to help eliminate the persistent smells that can remain in a building after fire or flood damage has occurred. BACK TO TOP

Due to CARB regulations, MaxBlaster ozone generators can only be shipped to eligible California buyers. Learn more about requirements and how to qualify. CALIFORNIA OZONE GENERATOR SALES According to California regulations, our ozone generator machines are too strong to sell to regular citizens. But certain businesses may qualify for an industrial use exception. Follow these compliance steps to buy ozone machines legally in California. SUBMIT APPLICATION SCREENING PROCESS WHO CAN BUY Hotels, Vehicle Detailers, and Damage Remediation Services are the primary industrial uses which MaxBlaster ozone generators may be legally shipped to California. Our machines may only be used for odor, smoke, mold, and fire damage control by trained personnel, provided no people are physically present. HOW TO BUY Submit the form to apply for an industrial use exception. We will contact you after receiving and reviewing your information. Once approved, you must call to place your order. During the call you may pay by phone or request a digital invoice that can be paid online. We do not accept website orders to California. HOW TO USE Only for intermittent and temporary use, carried out by trained personnel, provided no people are physically present. The area should be well-ventilated for at least one hour before being re-occupied. Read the owners guide (included) and/or contact us for training. Do not remove the label on the device that indicates: ‘For Industrial Use Only. Use only in unoccupied spaces. Health hazard: emits ozone’. APPLICATION MORE INFO: CLICK TO READ ARTICLE SUBMIT APPLICATION California buyers must submit this form prior to ordering by phone. We only sell to companies that qualify for an industrial use exception. We will contact you after receiving your application. Name Email Phone Company Title / Position Location (City) Industrial Application * Required Hotel Odor Removal Damage Remediation Vehicle Reconditioning Produce Microbe Chemical Oxidation Mausoleum Odor I declare MaxBlaster ozone generators are only for intermittent and temporary use, carried out by trained personnel, in spaces where no people are physically present. The area should be well ventilated for at least 1 hour prior to being reoccupied. I declare no permission is given to resell, promote, advertise or in any other way distribute MaxBlaster ozone generators in the state of California I declare that the info I’ve provided is accurate & complete Initials SUBMIT Thanks for submitting! We will contact you shortly