Before you move into a new place, you’d be well advise to first perform an ozone shock treatment! If you only knew how much biologically active ‘stuff’ the last people left behind, ‘stuff’ that is now airborne and going to end up in your lungs believe me, you’d do an ozone shock treatment first!
The simple truth is that we all shed pounds of dead skin per year, or as I like to call it, dust mite bait. Most of the dust you see floating around when a ray of light shines through is dead skin, dust mites, and dust mite droppings. If you take a flashlight and shine it 6 inches towards your open hand, you’ll see a ton of swirling dust. The problem is that dust, when you move into a new place, came from someone else, maybe even from someone you never met, do you want that biologically active junk in your new home? No, you don’t. Before you move in, you want to nuke all that junk with ozone and render it biologically inactive so that it won’t linger in your new home.
Besides dead skin and mites, if you live in a humid area you’ll also have mold floating around. Also on the list of the things an ozone shock treatment helps with, besides musty mold smells, is off-gassing from furniture and new construction. (look up sick home syndrome) Ozone is the best solution to address those problems.
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