Odor Control, House odor, Joplin Mo

Your Odor Control Experts, Joplin, Carthage, Neosho, MO 417-291-1172

We don’t just deodorize, or try to hide odors. We eliminate them completely using all natural, OZONE!

What is ozone?

Ozone, (O3), often called “activated oxygen”, is made up of three atoms of oxygen rather than the two atoms in the air we normally breathe. Ozone is an extremely powerful sterilizer that can destroy virtually all biological based odors as well as kill bacteria, viruses, mold and mold spores.  It is commonly used  in water treatment facilities throughout the world to kill dangerous pathogens in public water supplies.

How does ozone eliminate odor?

The third oxygen atom in ozone is very reactive. This atom readily attaches itself to other organic molecules. When contaminants such as odors, bacteria or viruses make contact with ozone, their chemical structure is oxidized.  This breakdown in their structure kills bacteria and viruses and breakdowns biological odorous compounds. Ozone reverts back to O2 oxygen after a  short period of time. This makes it a very environmentally friendly oxidant.

How long does the ozone last?

As soon as ozone is dispersed in a room, it will quickly start to revert back to oxygen. This occurs as the extra oxygen atom begins to react with organic materials such as bacteria, smoke, or other odor elements.   The residual ozone that remains will break down into O2 (oxygen) with a half- life of about 30 minutes.  That is to say that each 30 minute period will see half of the total available ozone dissipated.  Therefore, ozone, while very powerful, doesn’t last long. It does its job and then disappears back into safe oxygen.

Will the odor come back?

No. If the source of the malodor has been removed and the ozone is applied properly it will destroy the odor. Treatment times vary depending on the the type of odor being treated and the strength of the odor, but 98% of ozone treatments are successful. In the case of mold or mildew the problem will return if you are unable to get rid of the moisture that is the source of the problem.

Typical Applications:

Allergy Relief

Animal Odors

Apartments

Autos

Bacteria

Basements

Bathrooms

Barns

Bedrooms

Boats

Car Odors

Carpet Odors

Curry Odors

Casinos

Cigarette Smoke Odors

Classrooms

Coffee Shops

Condos

Crime Scene Clean Up

Cruise Ships

Day Care Centers

Dog Pounds

Dormitory

Ducts-Sanitizing

Dust Mites

Fire Damage

Foreclosures

Fire Restoration

Flood Damage

Food Odors

Gymnasiums

Hospitals

Hotels

Kitchens

Locker Rooms

Laundry

Mildew

Mold Removal

Motels

Musty Odors

Nursing Homes

Pet Odors

Pesticides

Pools

Rental Cars

Rental Properties

Restaurants

RVs

Schools

Tobacco Odors

Vehicle Odors

Viruses

Urine Odors

Water Damage