Patti,
For a summer job many years ago I worked for a fire recovery/restoration company that had an ozone generating machine for deodorizing smoke-damaged items. I never used it and so I'm afraid that I do not know any details on how it worked.
Good Luck,
Gary
Gary Link, CRM
Corporate Records Manager
Astorino
227 Fort Pitt Boulevard
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
412.765.1700
412.765.1711 Fax
www.astorino.com
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From: Patti Kraatz [mailto:[log in to unmask]]
Sent: Tuesday, January 03, 2006 11:52 AM
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Subject: Ozone treatment and smoke
Happy New Year to all! Hope this year will be a great one for you all.
Has anyone heard of using ozone to treat smoke odor on records. The records
were not damaged by fire or water but were contained in a fire proof
cabinet and smelled like smoke. My uncle used instant coffee to eliminate
mustiness but I'm not sure it would work here. Many thanks!
Patti Kraatz
Coordinator, Information Mgmt & Archives
Council & Administrative Services
2nd Floor, 150 Frederick St.
Ph: 575-4725 Fax: 575-4481
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