That is disheartening to hear the ozone generator doesn't work on cologne odor. When it got the smoke smell out of my kitchen, I thought it would de–deodorize anything.
Sounds good enough. It’s interesting because one could use it on the entire wardrobe or flat(my flat is very very small).
Like jmax said, cigarette smoke, bo, mould / mildew.
Thanks, Marc. I never thought of that. What a terrible idea.
Just bought one. I can’t get an ozone machine in California, so we will see if this unit works. I have 2 jackets that have been in the garage all Summer but still stink- after the jackets (if successful) it’ll go into my teenage son’s room/ closet.
Good to hear from a chemist on this subject.
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Me too, last night. Supposed to arrive tomorrow. Hopefully.
Yeah, but ozone also kills cigarette smell which has nothing to do with bacteria. Ozone efficacy depends on whether the target is susceptible to oxidation. Bacteria, mold and spores are super-sensitive, so they get killed quickly by ozone. Cigarette smoke products are also susceptible to oxidation by ozone, apparently. The perfume compounds may or not be, depending on their chemical structure. But generally, you are probably right, and evidence seems to bear it out - perfumes are not easily oxidized, so they are unchanged by ozone. I would still try the trick in a plastic bag to really hit them hard with ozone and see what happens.
