John Stephens
Well-known member
Tom, I hope this works for you. I haven't had mine that long but have had seemingly good results thus far. I don't see why a doctor would indicate that ozone is a bad way to clean and sanitize since it has been used in spas for many years. All it is is a three part oxygen molecule that is produced after rain storms. When you smell it for the first time, you'll recognize it. And when you sanitize your system, you'll smell it throughout your bedroom or wherever the system is located. It dissipates quick enough to not bother me, but like I said previously, it's a recommendation to run your system for about an hour before wanting to use it that night to clear the smell out of the tubing. It still won't all come out; that will take one or two uses, but I have had no adverse affects from it and can't believe it would cause any problems or it wouldn't be marketed. The So Clean system uses the same principles but costs over $300.
One thing others have stated is that the outside of your mask or pillows still need to be wiped off with a sanitizing wipe of some kind to ensure any germs are removed.
One thing others have stated is that the outside of your mask or pillows still need to be wiped off with a sanitizing wipe of some kind to ensure any germs are removed.