Has anyone used this product in an indoor situation to remove orders from a room?
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I heard on an interview with the founder of Ozonics Dennis Fink on "Big Buck Registry Deer Hunting Podcast, episode #72" that you can use it indoor to eliminate odors. Just check out the podcast it answers a lot of question.
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I don't know about a room but I have hung my hunting cloths and had the ozonics blow over them for 20 minutes with very good results.
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I personally have not used it in an indoor situation but a friend of ours used it to remove a smoke smell from and jacket and he said it worked. Hope this helps.
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Yes, it works great.When moving, we used it to move a sleeper sofa, a deep freezer, mattresses & 2 oversized dining room hutches.Worked flawlessly, & made moving each one of those items a breeze. Especially bulky items with no proper handles (like the deep freezer)No one had aching backs when we were done too!
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I have used it twice inside. The first time was a small bathroom, I ripped out the toilet and sink stand and taped myself into the room, wearing a mask and goggles, and painted the whole room floor to ceiling. Didn't have to worry about spatter. The second time was in a hallway closet, I wasn't sure how good of an idea it was but I dreaded painting all the shelf corners by hand. I put about 4" of tape from the doorway out and taped plastic over the carpet and about 3'x3' outside the closet, and had very good results, no overspray. I would highly recommend familiarizing yourself by testing outside on some scrap wood with corners first though, so you are able to judge how thick to put the paint and how far it sprays. Two thin coats 10 minutes apart are WAY better and easier than one thick coat that starts running and dripping and ends up looking awful.
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I did. I didn't see any reason not to, I don't recall it saying not to anywhere on the bottle. I think it's designed for indoor use, honestly.
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I was looking for them to deliver inside my apartment. I'm sure I can manage with the setup. I live on the second floor and am concerned whether or not the delivery guys will bring it up to my room.
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Yes, I have, it works well but takes a bit longer and stains the metal. Just leave the door 1/2 way open.
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Hello Katrina...I haven't personally used it but I was recommended to use "Goof-off"... You can find it at any home depot.I would suggest you try the product on hidden section of your furniture to ensure no damage is done to the furniture as you apply it.Sorry for the delayed reply and good luck.
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haven't tried that - i bought this for in house use. It works really well, great buy
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Hi, it's very easy to remove. I recommend this product the heat in my room got so much better.
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I have only used it for indoor applications, but I have not had any issues with them.
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I have a very large kitchen and foyer. I just dust mop the entire floor and then move it all towards the Eye-Vac. The motion detector sucks up all the "stuff". I have 2 kids and a shedding dog. Every two or three weeks I empty the cylinder out. LOVE IT!!!!! So easy.
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I has worked for me, if you scrub it in good with a broom or stiff brush, is pretty good to remove odor too.
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I actually use it in our 35-20 (roughly) shop. And our living room too! It has a feature that allows it to diffuse and stop and then start diffusing again. I love it!
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Hi Mark, I used this system, it is awesome. You just mix the small can into the lg can and mix well. As the others have said, ventilation is key. I did mine in a garage with the doors open and it was still overwhelming. Another great trick, if you have some leftover, you most likely will, you can stop the reaction process by putting the cans with the leftover in the freezer. Just take them out and let them warm up by themselves to do another coat. I did this on my old clawfoot tub, I had a very good result. Good luck ! Judy
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I have not tried it there.. but I would think it would be more of a pain to the person than the cats. Perhaps put it on a board or something that you can leave on the counter then move out of the way? I have been finding that removing the tape is not as easy as I though, esp. the longer it stays on. Fabric is fine, but doors and walls has become difficult to peel off.
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I forgot to mention, I did use contact paper on my counters and peeled it off with no problem, unless your counters are painted. :-)
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I would never use this product, as the residue will turn sticky and is almost impossible to remove over a large area. PEOPLE HAVE REPROTED SCRUBBING IT OFF WITH STRAIGHT AMMONIA AND A PLASTIC DISH SCRUBBER. This , and the fact that Bona sells a removal product, illustrates that it is hard to remove. It eventually turns cloudy and looks as if something has been spilled and partialy wiped off--awful.