Airthereal MA10K-PRO SMART WiFi Ozone Generator - High Ozone Output Capacity Ozonator- Odor Remover, Deodorizer, Sterilizer - Adjustable Output and Timer Settings for Any Size Room - Black

Initially, I had planned to buy a different Ozone Generator recommended by another YouTuber with more views. But then I saw YouTuber Chuck Morgan use this one on his truck and ask, of all people, his mother-in-law whether it worked. I agree with Chuck Morgan's mother-in-law: this machine works great! I could not smell any trace of cigarette smoke after performing the following steps (with safety in mind):1. Changed the cabin air filter in my Toyota Prius2. Used a treatment of Ozium recommended to me by a guy at Auto-zone who smokes (so I figured he'd have some personal experience with the topic of tobacco odor removal).3. For this treatment, I released the can of Ozium and had it running in my car with the air conditioner on circulate and all windows closed. Prior to this step, just like Chuck Morgan says, I flipped up all my floor mats so every surface inside got some of the odor elimination.***NOTICE***: Put some latex/plastic (if you have allergies to latex) gloves on prior to using Ozium. I accidentally released some on my finger and had to wash the skin for 15 minutes straight.4. I left the Ozium circulating through my car for 30 minutes.5. I then put on a surgical mask & goggles and aired out my car for several hours with my windows cracked (I would have opened more but didn't want the cats to get inside).6. Now comes the Ozone Generator: 2 days after the Ozium treatment, I set the timer knob onto about 35 minutes (before connecting it to a power source! Please adhere to all safety protocols with this device. Somebody on Reddit (or somewhere) said they had a friend who died from sleeping in a house with two of these running while he was in the house. Don't get near this thing while it's running!)7. All windows on my car were closed, except the front passenger's side one cracked just enough for the Airthereal's AC adapter to come through the crack in the window.8. Once again, I started up my car, set my air conditioner on high fan, 60 degrees, and circulate, and left it in Park. (Be very certain you have left your car in park. Turn on the emergency brake, just in case, (and then remember to turn the emergency brake off before you drive anywhere, of course).9. I then held my breath, got out of the car, and connected an unplugged extension cord to the AC adapter of the Airthereal.10. Lastly, I ran into the house and plugged the extension cord into an outlet in the house. The Ozone generator then ran for 30 minutes. I was away from the car during this time.11. Once the Airthereal Ozone Generator finished running and had just sat there for about 15 more minutes, I put on a surgical mask and some mechanic's goggles. I held my breath, opened my driver's side door, and opened up my windows. Like Chuck Morgan, I then kept the air conditioner on, but without circulate so that it was drawing in fresh air from the outside. I also connected a fan to the extension cord, instead of the ozone generator, and left that running in my car for about 90 minutes (it was getting dark and my setup was outside. Otherwise, I might have tried to draw in clean air for longer.)12. Chuck Morgan's mother-in-law described my situation correctly, as well: your car ought to smell like plastic now. So 2 days after this process, I got a cloth with some dish soap & wiped down the plastic surfaces inside my car. I then rinsed it off. No smell!I then did a fairly similar process to disinfect a used laptop the following week. This device is worth every penny! It brings new life into old things. Get one today (and respect all safety protocols. Safety is everyone's job!)

I've had five or six ozone machines over fifteen years.This one provides consistently the best performance.It can be run continuously--NOT recommended, by the way, except for extreme circumstances.But it stands up to abuse.It runs without complaint day after day.I have not yet replaced the ozone generator plate, it seems to be working fine.Ozone is like bleach gas. It's a very effective oxidizer, so it attacks odor-causing chemicals and the fungus/mold/bacteria that make the smells.FOR HOUSES/ROOMS:In our "barndominium", about 1700 square feet, I run it for 90 minutes when I leave.A week later when I come back, there's no funky smell or lingering mouldiness.Just fresh smell, almost like a thunderstorm just passed.FOR CARS:I let it run in a closed car, with the AC on max.The AC dries and circulates the air, and the ozone kills all those "interesting" car smells.It lasts for weeks or months sometimes.WARNINGS:1) do not occupy the same space, and if you've just done it, air out the room/house/car before staying inside. The ozone numbs your sense of smell very quickly so it seems like it's gone, but it's damaging your lungs. It's very damaging to lungs.2) ozone can damage some organic material; for instance, the rubber surrounding your window and door seals in your car. So I don't use it more than 3-4 times per year. I've never had trouble but I've read it can degrade soft rubber and foam. At the bardominium it's never damaged anything even though I've run it for hours at a time.OVERALL:Great product, and you can't beat de-odorizing with ozone!

As this has a mechanical timer similar to those found on 1980s motel bathroom heatlamps, I connected through a wifi switch so I can remotely ensure its really turned off.For first test, I put it on ground floor of 1500 sq ft townhouse, opened the laundry/closets, and ran for 30 minutes using both its timer and the wifi switch. I watched it first turn on to make sure it seemed to function correctly. There is a distinct sizzling noise with a dim blue-purple glow which is normally a really bad thing for an electric appliance. However this is a corona discharge machine which basically means it generates ozone with a controlled electric arc. Didn't smell any smoke and noticed ozone immediately so left. Waited outside for the 30 minutes to be able to notice any usual sounds or smoke alarms (none).After 30 minutes checked status to ensure no fires before leaving for 3 more hours. The attached garage had no ozone smell (good, the smell doesn't seem to leave my unit), cracked door an inch and smelled lots of ozone, so shut door and left. Neighbor didn't smell anything in her unit either (I had told her what I was doing day before).3 hours later, there was still no smell in the garage, the ground floor (where machine was run) had strong ozone smell, middle floor had weak ozone smell, and upper floor had no ozone smell. Did not further air out as I was not using the affected rooms.Next day the ozone smell was gone, the musty smell in the ground floor closets was gone.Next I used both mechanical timer and wifi switch to bomb whole house with all closet doors open and hvac fan running. It was left alone for 8 total hours (90 minutes running, 6.5 hours off). The whole house had the ozone/chlorine bleach smell so aired out with 2 box fans for an hour. After shutting off there was faint ozone smell. The garage still had no smell.Next day ozone smell gone, no musty smell anywhere (bathrooms, closets on ground floor).Lastly bombed the garage and car (with car windows open) for 30 minutes. No smell anywhere in house. 10 hours later faint smell in garage car, drove the car. Greatly reduced (but did not eliminate) the musty smell in the car.Put it away for 15 days, no musty smells noticed except car which stayed at reduced level so seems successful.In summary: seems to need a lot more air-out time (and/or forced ventilation). If tight construction (source of musty odors!) doesn't seem to spread ozone to attached neighbors units (nor to/from attached garage). Thus I'd strongly recommend having a box fan or 12-24 hours to avoid inhaling ozone. However its very effective at destroying odors.