Ozon Generator as desinfect

Running hepa filter air purifiers will probably have a much greater impact on keeping plants 'clean.' I still wipe my fan blades down every week or 2, but there's nothing visible on them because i run a couple air purifiers 24/7. This helps a ton with keeping ducting clean, too. That's stuff is cheap, so it's amounts to weighing effort to clean vs replacing it. A good scrub down is all you need. If you control climate, you shouldn't have much microbial growth. There's no need to use caustic chemicals or dangerous products of any kind under normal contexts. 99.9% of bacteria is harmless. You may use something like bleach but all the surfaces will be re-colonised with normal flora in a short period of time, anyway. if you had some bud rot or wpm, that's a good reason to double-down on a deep clean process, but otherwise just wiping things down with some mild soap is good enough. ozone won't clean off any foliar spray residue on walls, drip stains, or dust on fan blades etc.. so it woudn't be a 1-step process. it'd just be more work and limited benefit, imo. Again, maybe worth it if you just had a bunch of bud rot or another infection of some sort. ozone can be dangerous, so make sure it's providing an important benefit to outweigh the risk.

Ozone can disinfect a tent, but it’s not as ‘easy and safe’ as KI suggests. O₃ is highly oxidative it degrades plastics, zippers, elastic straps, cables, and even reflective film over time. You also must fully ventilate afterward, since ozone is harmful to lungs. It’s effective, but overkill for normal grow tent cleaning. A diluted bleach or hydrogen peroxide wipe down is safer, won’t damage materials, and fully disinfects without long term wear.

Ki says 😂😂😂 lass die Finger von Ozon wenn du keine Ahnung davon hast.

you don't want to be in the same room this is happening in. Ozone is not friendly to humans. Other options exists but if this is easiest for you just be smart and safe about it.

Let what run for how long? An ozone generator isn't a static thing, until you name a device. Most are gonna be plate driven devices (which then breaks down into surface area of the plate and power drawn) although in theory vaporized mercury lamps also create ozone. Ozone use in industry? Think NFL teams during covid with automated sterilization of their locker rooms at night. Think duct cleaning services for laboratories or high-risk healthcare settings. Not all UV use is going to be ozone use, ozone is a distinct layer of applying UV, where in the bubble of ozone gas UV light is superreflective, whereas this is not the case outside of the bubble. So, folks use ozone bubbles saturated with UV photons to "push" the bubble through space and apply UV through said space. For example, imagine you have a UV bubl....but you need to sterilize the ducting 100 yards from an entry point.....that bulb is not going to get UV photons to that point due to inverse square laws and such (unless you have the photons in ozone or walk the bulb 100 yards through ducting). Outside of cleaning ducting I cant think of anywhere in my rooms I would be purposefully applying ozone. When I was younger I had a scent mixer with a two stage system and an ozone mixer inbetween. Even that was like 5 seconds on, 1 minute off, with constant mixing and a pre and post fan to guarantee your pressure spec to keep the ozone flowing one way... Ozone is mostly going to be for shoring up weaknesses with UV sanitation. So things like spotting, shadowing, dimensionality, and so forth. UV light is known to damage DNA, in a near perfect collision due to photon size at this wavelength. So, take caution accordingly. Some real ultimate-level clowns on this site in the past have told folks to put these devices in their residential hallways (cancer in 15 years, bet every snip and bean i have on that one). Is it safer than using chemicals? Possibly. Like Yan, I have solutions for cleaning my tent. Even if I were to use ozone, it would be because some nasty stuff happened in that tent and would follow a manual cleaning anyway. Ozone flushing a tent would be like right next to 'ah throw that canvas away and grab a new one' in plans for me

Yeah ozone works, but it’s kinda overkill unless the tent’s completely empty. It’ll kill spores and bacteria , but it also eats up zippers, filters and rubber seals if you push it too long. If you do go ozone, 15–20 minutes max, fans off, then vent it out well before going back in. I personally just use chlorine and ethanol alcohol, much safer and still kills everything including PM spores. ✌️ Never used it myself so the first part I got from ChatGpt