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Ozone
and Bacteria
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Ozone is an extremely effective, safe, and economical method of
reducing common household bacteria, fungi, molds, mildew, and
viruses. Scientific studies have proven this fact once and for all.
"Ozone owes its
fame to its remarkable power of killing bacteria. That is why the
world should look upon ozone as a gift to mankind. No matter how
much bacteria there may be, direct application of ozone by Nature,
or direct application of ozone reproduced in controlled
environment will destroy any kind of bacteria, in any amount."
- A. Vosmaer, Ph.D.
"Experiments with cholera and typhus bacteria are rather awkward
to be carried out in a private plant, handling, say a million
gallons of water per day, and the firm Siemens and Halske were
very fortunate to find the Prussian State officials willing and
ready to test the matter. Dr. Ohlmueller and Dr. Prall published
results of their finding regarding the action of Ozone on
bacteria. The experimental series covered the effect of Ozone on
pure water infected with 16,000 cholera, at another time with
30,000 to 40,000 typhus, and another time with 20,000 to 40,000
coli bacteria. The result was absolute sterility after treatment.
The next step was to see the result on infected ordinary river
water carrying over 4,000 bacteria. After treatment with Ozone,
some 5 or 6 were left over and those were harmless."
- A. Vosmaer, Ph.D.
"Ozone in the air in minute quantity of only 1 part per million
retards the growth of bacteria and molds." - E. Howlett, ME
"Ozone is a powerful germicidal. Its high germicidal activity is
doubtless due to its oxidizing power." - E. K. Rideal, Ph.D.
"Ozone generators have been installed in many homes, and that
super-oxygen is particularly destructive to all microbes and at
the same time it makes inert the dangerous dust with its bacteria
laden tenants." - W. E. Anghinbaugh, MD
"One part Ozone in 2 million p. solution renders the virus
polyomelitis inactive within 2 minutes compared with the double
amount of chlorine using 3 hours." - D. F. Kessel, MD
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