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PRO
3600-1,
,
PRO 5,000, or
PRO 10,000
- For commercial pet odor
treatment jobs you should use .5-2 g/hr ozone for every 100
sq/ft, depending on how fast the job needs to be done and how
bad the problem is. With .5 g/hr / 100 sq/ft you should treat
for 1-2 days +, with 2 g/hr / 100 sq/ft it should only take
about 6-12 hours.
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PRO 420,
PRO 700,
PRO3400-1,
PRO
3600-1,
PRO 5,000
- For the do-it-yourself home
owner, the treatments can be done one room at a time to
allow the use of a much smaller unit. Just calculate the size of
your largest room to come up with the size of unit that you will
require. Also most home owners are not in as much of a rush to
do the job, if this is so you can probably do the job with 1/4
of the above recommended ozone production.
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- Application
Procedures:
- Site preparation:
- 1. All damaged items need
to be removed from the area as well as any carpet, pet beds,
wall board, or other building or pet bedding materials that
are to be replaced.
- 2. Thoroughly clean all
areas possible, and deodorize with
c20 liquid deodorizer (4oz/gallon of water). Allow the
c20 to completely dry, It does its job as it dries. The
odor may actually seem to get worse until it dries due to
the fact that c20 is a true deodorizer and contains no
fragrance to "cover" the odor.
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- Important
- Ensure that the area is soaked
in
c20 to the same degree as the original pet urine, this will
ensure that the
c20 penetrates to the same depth as the damaging odor is.
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- Ozone application:
- Place the ozone generator in
an area that will provide the best circulation and distribution
of the ozone. Run an extension cord from all generators to the
receptacle closest to the exit door. Use auxiliary fans to help
with circulation, this will also help to drive the ozone into
the pores of the materials. Turn the generator/s to full output
and to the on position. Leave the premises and lock all
entrances. Allow the ozone application to operate for the above
recommended time. If the problem is especially bad increase the
amount of ozone used or the length of the application
accordingly. Upon returning to the premises, turn off the ozone
generators by unplugging the extension cord. Leave the premises
and lock all entrances. Allow the building to sit for 4-8 hrs,
this allows the remaining ozone to convert back to oxygen and
reduce ozone exposure.
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- Special notes on pet
odors.
- 1. If the odor originated from
urine it is VERY important to treat with c20 first and make sure
that it is soaked in well.
- 2. If the pets bed is the
source of the odor, or if the pets lived in the area for a long
time all porous floor areas should be treated with c20 prior to
the ozone treatment. This will help in deodorizing the pet
dander and body oils that have fallen through the carpet to the
floor board, if this step is not done the odor may come back and
require re treatment.