A device employing ozone gas is utilized in vehicle reconditioning to neutralize odors and eliminate bacteria, mold, and mildew. This process typically involves placing the device inside a vehicle’s cabin with the HVAC system operating in recirculation mode, allowing the ozone to permeate the entire ventilation system and interior fabrics. An example of this technology’s application would be the removal of persistent cigarette smoke odors from a used car.
This odor-removal method offers several advantages over traditional cleaning techniques, including its ability to reach inaccessible areas within the ventilation system and its efficacy against stubborn, deeply embedded odors. Unlike masking agents, ozone actively neutralizes odor-causing molecules, providing a more thorough and lasting solution. The adoption of this technology reflects a growing emphasis on comprehensive sanitation and improved air quality within vehicles, a development driven by increased consumer awareness of health and hygiene.
