ODOR CONTROL & AIR TREATMENT

Carbon filters use activated carbon to remove odor causing molecules from the air. They are used with the help of an inline vent fan which blows or sucks the air through the filter. As the air passes through the filter, the odor is removed.

Ionization eliminates odors, molds, mildew and pollen. It also takes care of collecting dust, chemicals, smoke, gasses and other indoor buildup. According to a recent U.S. Department of Agriculture study, ionizing a room leads to 52% less dust in the air, 95% less bacteria and 40% fewer airborne viruses. Bottom line: negative ions are not only good for your allergies, but your plants will grow faster too. Processes such as sunlight, lightning, ocean waves and waterfalls generate negative ions that collide with airborne particles, causing them to clump together and fall to the ground-- cleaning the air in the process.

Ozone is oxygen with an extra oxygen molecule attached. A very strong oxidant, it's highly reactive with organic molecules, such as mold spores, amoebae, mildew, viruses, bacterium and a variety of pathogenic and saprophytic germs. It also reacts with chemical fumes, smoke, and many organic gases. Ozone rids the environment of these organisms by oxidizing them. Basically, it breaks down their cell walls and totally destroys them, leaving only harmless waste. Even that extra atom of oxygen is destroyed.