Guest guest Posted September 6, 2005 Report Share Posted September 6, 2005 I bought a $500 ozone generator last week after this person told me it would clear up my problem with mold in my trailer. I wrote him today telling him it did not work and I wanted my money back. thought this would be interesting to read. they offer a money-back guarantee and then say that it has been exposed to mold so it is against the law to take it back after used in a biological unsafe area. Well DUH! why offer a money-back guarantee because they know it is going to be used in that environment or we wouldn't have bought it. If I survive this crisis, I think I will sue this company in Ohio. Bob " info@... " <info@...> wrote: From: " info@... " <info@...> " Bob " <blue74730@...> Subject: Re: o3ozone.com Ozone systems - Alignment - Re: your shipment Date: Mon, 5 Sep 2005 21:31:45 -0400 It is proven that these machines work for residual mold remediation. The ozone machines will have NIST certified ratings within the next few weeks.(National Institute of Science and Technology). NIST is a well respected rating that is accepted by all state and local governments. The results will be available and published as soon as they come in. If the unit has been used in a highly contaminated biologically unsafe environment, the return cannot be accepted as state and local laws prevent the resale of merchandise from such environments. Understand that ozone is only a step in the proper remediation of biologically unsafe environments and toxic mold remediation. Ozone will only kill residual mold and bacteria after proper steps have been taken including removal of highly contaminated materials. (as per our return policy) The unit can be resold only by the user such as on eBay or other sales means. We can provide adequate online sales resources such as product description and picture if needed. Thank you for understanding. Doug Bracken 330-493-6974 www.o3ozone.com Re: o3ozone.com Ozone systems - Alignment - Re: your shipment Doug, I went out to my car with a/c on and took the model apart. The hi-lo knob was still glued on the the circuit board. question about the screens, when they are put into the coil are the two outside screens suppose to be in ONE part of coil or does it matter. One of the screens it looks like the two outside screens are on different sides on the coil so they there is a very small gap between the outside screens. Doug, I couldn't believe that this machine was $500!! I have never used one before but this one is so easy to get screwed up and I am not a technician. I would have thought for $500 it would have had five screens (is that the highest output there is?). I am disappointed so far but I am trying to give it a chance but I have so ill since last saturday morning that I didn't need a machine that was complicated to make it work properly. If I had known they were this complicated, I wouldn't have ordered one. Ithink I would have left here on the weekend and headed for Mexico and some relief. I have a tent but it is too hot even at night here but it gets down in the 50's at San . If this does not make my trailer liveable, can I return it? I was hoping to stay here until early november when I have my disability doctor appointment and that was why I hadn't left yet. Sitting here typing Ican feel a mold " hit " . My ears start ringing and I start getting a headache. I am going to move the unit tothe bedroom where my computer is and see how it smells after a couple of hours and I hope I can sit in my living room where I just blasted it for four hours and see if I feel anything. Harrington " info@... " <info@...> wrote: I have attached a picture of proper alignment. The unit in the picture is the PRO 3400 series, which is a similar element system and is a good representation. The note just wants the owner to check the alignment after receiving the unit from shipping. The unit can also be observed but not touched while in operation to help find a plate(s) (if any) are out of sync. You can tell if one or more is out of alignment by the sound of the unit. When turned up, the corona noise (hiss-like) should not be erratic. No " crackling or popping " noise should be heard. Make sure the inner stainless screen (has the thin wire that attaches to the tower) has not shifted up or down (should be centered between the clear sheets ). It is necessary to look through the outer screens at different angles, or with light behind the screens to observe. See if you can see the inner screen - it needs to be square in the middle of each plate set with approx. 1/2 inch clearance to all edges of the mica on all sides (the mica dielectric sheets (clear) insulate and control the corona process. The inner stainless screen should not be close to any edge of the dielectric sheets). Thank you for doing this procedure. Doug Bracken 330-493-6974 www.o3ozone.com --------------------------------- Start your day with - make it your home page --------------------------------- Click here to donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort. __________________________________________________ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 6, 2005 Report Share Posted September 6, 2005 Obviously Bob, their warranty is as useless as the product itself. There are many snakeoil salesmen in any field. I would definately contact the FTC, along with: Professor Shaughnessy, University of Tulsa Docent Aino Nevalainen, KTL Ulla Haverinen-Shaughnessy, PhD -shaughnessy@... also, Eugene C. Cole, Ph.D Professor Department of Health Science Brigham Young University 229-K s Building Provo, Utah 84602 (801) 422-7491 phone (801) 422-0273 fax gene_cole@... These are the two experts that went up against Alphine in federal court. I'm sure they would be interested in what you have to say. KC > I have attached a picture of proper alignment. The unit in the picture is the PRO 3400 series, which is a similar element system and is a good representation. > > The note just wants the owner to check the alignment after receiving the unit from shipping. The unit can also be observed but not touched while in operation to help find a plate(s) (if any) are out of sync. You can tell if one or more is out of alignment by the sound of the unit. When turned up, the corona noise (hiss-like) should not be erratic. No " crackling or popping " noise should be heard. > > Make sure the inner stainless screen (has the thin wire that attaches to the tower) has not shifted up or down (should be centered between the clear sheets ). It is necessary to look through the outer screens at different angles, or with light behind the screens to observe. > > See if you can see the inner screen - it needs to be square in the middle of each plate set with approx. 1/2 inch clearance to all edges of the mica on all sides (the mica dielectric sheets (clear) insulate and control the corona process. The inner stainless screen should not be close to any edge of the dielectric sheets). > > Thank you for doing this procedure. > > > Doug Bracken > 330-493-6974 > www.o3ozone.com > > > > > --------------------------------- > Start your day with - make it your home page > > --------------------------------- > Click here to donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort. > __________________________________________________ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted September 6, 2005 Report Share Posted September 6, 2005 For what it's worth... An ozone generator helped me, albeit in a semi-clean environment (I left my mold house/work 1+/2+ years ago via total avoidance, and hotel hopping). I had been living just fine in a small studio apartment for a few months, slowly replacing my belongings, and getting back to life, and all of sudden got slammed again; had trouble breathing, ear aches, rash, allergy symptoms, red face, swollen eyes in the morning, etc. I believe it was due to cross-contamination from a few of my old belongings that I had put in my car, which cross-contaminated my clothes, and my apartment (amazing but true - wasn't careful enough - tough to figure out where to draw that line, and tough to be strict with yourself about it). I had very high hopes after listening to the ozone generator salesman's claims, then was disappointed after my first treatment in my apartment of 10 hours. Faced with no other option but to put everything in storage again and give up my apartment and my car (to go where, and do what, with what money?), I proceeded to try a second and third treatment over a month-long period, and it eventually worked. Not sure if the ozone killed the spores/toxins, or simply knocked everything out of the air so I could clean/vacuum it up. Had the same results with my cross-contaminated car that had been semi-clean and not bothering me for 3+ months, but it took three tries, and I will probably treat it again in another month or two just incase there are low-levels that I can't sense as easily. It just required a lot of work, diligence, and determination on my part. As well as lots of regular cleaning, washing, spraying, soaking, etc. in between with alcohol, ammonia, etc. Knowing what I now know, or what I perceive anyway, I wouldn't even bother trying to use ozone in a known mold-contaminated place, because the spores will continue to reproduce, and possibly produce toxins as well. But I guess it depends on your level of sensitivity. Luckily, I am able to keep my car and apartment, for now, but won't bring even a simple piece of paper or clothing from my old environment into my new environment. Jules > I have attached a picture of proper alignment. The unit in the picture is the PRO 3400 series, which is a similar element system and is a good representation. > > The note just wants the owner to check the alignment after receiving the unit from shipping. The unit can also be observed but not touched while in operation to help find a plate(s) (if any) are out of sync. You can tell if one or more is out of alignment by the sound of the unit. When turned up, the corona noise (hiss-like) should not be erratic. No " crackling or popping " noise should be heard. > > Make sure the inner stainless screen (has the thin wire that attaches to the tower) has not shifted up or down (should be centered between the clear sheets ). It is necessary to look through the outer screens at different angles, or with light behind the screens to observe. > > See if you can see the inner screen - it needs to be square in the middle of each plate set with approx. 1/2 inch clearance to all edges of the mica on all sides (the mica dielectric sheets (clear) insulate and control the corona process. The inner stainless screen should not be close to any edge of the dielectric sheets). > > Thank you for doing this procedure. > > > Doug Bracken > 330-493-6974 > www.o3ozone.com > > > > > --------------------------------- > Start your day with - make it your home page > > --------------------------------- > Click here to donate to the Hurricane Katrina relief effort. > __________________________________________________ > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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