Zega (Knoxville TN) on 08/14/2022
Replied By Joe (Illinois) on 12/02/2023
Replied By Rob (Kentucky) on 10/27/2025
@ Joe (Illinois)I've been thinking about this subject for a few weeks. I grow up in the 70's and 80's. My parents and many other parents had (ozone clean air purifiers) in their homes. They were housed in a wooden looking box. You can search the internet and still find them. They ran 24/7. You could always smell the crisp clean electrical smell in the air. We breathed ozone in our lungs atleast 12 hours out of everyday. According to the internet… we should all be dead. So the internet LIES! So yes Zega is right.
Replied By WildernessEagle (Idaho) on 03/18/2026
I think he's referring to using an oil bubbler. In this method, ozone is passed through oil to produce ozonides, and the resulting vapor is then inhaled. It kills bacteria, fungi, and mold.