Nonnymus wrote:

I have a small, commercial plasma generator for ozone (5 GPH) that I
used to freshen up the house or cabin when we'd be gone for a few weeks.
It hooks to an X-10 timer that is controlled by an always-on computer
and nukes the air for a couple days a few days before we arrive home. By
then, the ozone has dissipated and decayed so there's nothing remaining
but a slight "burned" smell. Naturally, we don't do it with inside
plants or pets. grin

Nonny

Have to admit I've never heard of this kind of use, but it makes sense.
The corrosion I referred to had to do with the contact with water. It
gives water a much higher oxidation potential.
--
Dave T.

Never put both feet in your mouth at the same time,
Because then you won't have a leg to stand on.