does this purifier make only ozone water?
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I am pretty sure it does. You can smell the air as of there was a lightning strike
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Although I haven't tried it, I believe it can make ozone oil, as well. But from what I understand, it takes a really long time. :)
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Apparently you can also ozonate oils; but you have to follow their directions very specifically (the booklet that comes with the machine). I have not tried it.It is not for ozonating the air....
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It is supposed to. However the water smells like ozone, unit is noisy. Can only use glass containers. I no longer use it.
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Not really, but here is EPA's stand on how ozone generating devices are being sold as air purifiers... http://www.epa.gov/iaq/pubs/ozonegen.html
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Yes the ozone can be shut off as well as the ion generator in which air cleaner will take impurities out of the air by the use of the three air filters. There is great control when using this unit.
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I gave my unit with white filters away because I didn't trust it after my friend had her water tested and it came back unfit for human consumption. They refunded her money and sent her black filters but I never got the results after the filter change. My understanding is the white filters water and the black purify water. It was too late for me to exchange mine and the cost was not worth taking a chance on paying for replacements. Good luck.
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Hi Dawn, Happy to help :). Yes, the ozone generator effectively eliminates musty and damp odors. The purifier cleans by producing activated oxygen (O3) which oxidizes airborne contaminants, odors, airborne bacteria, etc to clean the air. I hope this helps and please let us know if we can help with anything else :).
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With the 2 filters on this unit i can't see why it would not reduce the tds i don't know of any filters that completely remove all contaminates
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Yes you still have to balance the water chemistry.. this device only adds to low level chlorine sanitizing with another additional microorganism eliminator/reducer.
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The ozonator does make ozone water but you have to drink it quickly before the ozone dissipates. Put a cover on the glass as you ozone it to keep the ozone in the water and drink right away. You can also breathe it if it is going through water (not straight from tube, I got rid of pneumonia that way!). Get Ed McCabe's book, FLOOD YOUR BODY WITH OXYGEN to find out much more!
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Read the product description. It's a permanent HEPA filter with a UV light. Do either of those produce Ozone?
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Yes. Between the ozone and Nature 2 you will get rid of 80% of the bacteria and viruses in your pool! Depending of your bather load you will still need a little chlorine.
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It uses a filter rather than ions to clean the air. So it should not emit ozone.
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No. I use a charcoal filter. It removes almost all the chlorine , no taste or smell in the filtered water. I change it every six months.
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Yes it does, that was one of the main reason I purchased the Zero Water Filter.
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Doesn't come with one. My best advice is to ONLY use distilled water, never let the water level get below the lowest line, and never add room temperature water to already hot water. I let my unit cool completely and then I empty and clean everything. As far as the steam goes, the obvious difference is that the ozone option means there is an extra oxygen molecule and so the steam has more of an antiseptic quality. Also I never steam for longer than 10 minutes because after that it will start to have the opposite effect and dry out your skin. Hope that helps!
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No, But the ozone the machine produces is far more effective at sterilizing the air than uv!!!
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I have well water and a softener, and high iron content. I purchased this product about a year ago, and it worked great for a few weeks (strong ozone smell). Then the ozone smell stopped. I sent it back to greentech environmental and they replaced it free of charge. Then the same problem occurred. They recommended I "backwash" the unit, where you reverse the connections, and flow water backwards. This fixed the problem! Apparently small particles can clog the ozone generator. Now I backflush the unit after every 4 loads (once a week), and that has worked over the past 9 months. Also am using a smaller (1 micron) sediment filter, instead of 30 micron, ahead of the softener.