[CARPET KNIGHTS]

need a solution for deodorising end of tenancy properties.

Is it best to use ozone generator or fogger?

Also how long do each require to work?

Cheers Goron

[Shaun_Ashmore]

Ozone generator is a leave in and pick it up later making sure that windows are shut and pilot lights etc are off but just about 100%, fogger is quicker you spray and go but is more down to where you point it considerable difference in cost.

Shaun

[John Kelly]

Ozones good but comes with risks and also requires a further visit to remove. Wet fogging is good if there are no water damagable  items in the property. Best solution would be thermal fogging. Need to inform fire brigade before starting and after finishing. Takes about half an hour.
Don't forget the secret to deodourisation is to remove as much of the contaminent as possible.

[Paul Moss]

I know get best results with shock Ozone machines ( 17500 mgph) I use 2 of these a go 35000 mgph, the odour does not have a chance.

[CARPET KNIGHTS]

So How quickly could you deodourise a room say 12 x 15 with an ozone generator with a 14 g/h rating?

Cheers Goron

[Paul Heath]

We have used these with good results:www.mistersterile.com one can in the room usually does the job.

[Paul Moss]

So How quickly could you deodourise a room say 12 x 15 with an ozone generator with a 14 g/h rating?

Cheers Goron

Goran a 14 g machine is very powerfull and should remove everything in an hour. But as JK stressed you always need to remove the source first.

[Elfyn]

I do a lot of work for Rental Agents and I always think of using an ozone generator as the last resort.
Clean and sanitise first and if the problem is still there, then use the ozone gen.
Quite a few good tips on previous posts too.

[The Carpet Cleaning Pro]

I have always used this www.fogit.co.uk and NEVER had any problems. Just remember to disconnect smoke alarms and inform the fire brigade and any neighbours.