About Ozone

What is Ozone

Ozone is in the atmosphere operating as a natural disinfectant. It occurs naturally in
the environment and is simply activated oxygen – think of the fresh smell following a
thunderstorm.

Ozone works as a natural cleaner. When it comes into contact with an odour (a volatile
organic compound) a chemical reaction takes place and the odour oxidises into a
harmless, non-odourous substance.

It is not a masking process – the smells are removed permanently.
Ozone also works as a natural sanitising agent.
It kills all bacteria, pathogens and viruses, including E-Coli and MRSA, and leaves treated
areas hygienically clean.

Ozone Facts

  • Ozone is made up of three atoms of
    oxygen, nothing more, nothing less.
    The air we breathe contains only two
    atoms.
  • Ozone is a naturally occurring
    substance formed by elements already
    found in nature.
  • Ozone is a gas with no color and a
    pleasant scent at low levels. It often
    reminds people of the smell after a
    rainstorm because of the ozone left
    behind by the discharge of lightning.
    As concentration levels increase, it
    becomes more offensive.
    resilient bacteria.
  • Ozone leaves absolutely no residual
    element. It reverts back into oxygen
    and carbon dioxide and simply
    dissipates into the air with no
    lasting harmful side effects and no
    environmental degradation.
  • When properly handled and
    used following reasonable safety
    precautions, Ozone is probably
    the safest substance now used in
    agriculture.
  • Ozone is only about 1/10 as
    corrosive as most chemicals on the