Step 1: Deep Cleaning the Vehicle

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Before starting ozone treatment, perform a thorough interior detailing:

• Vacuum carpets, seats, and floor mats to remove loose debris.

• Wipe down hard surfaces with an appropriate cleaner.

• Shampoo upholstery if necessary to remove any embedded contaminants.

• Clean out air vents to ensure airflow isn’t obstructed.

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Step 2: Setting Up the Ozone Generator

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• Place the ozone generator inside the vehicle, ideally on the center console for even distribution.

• Close all windows and doors to trap ozone inside for maximum effectiveness.

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Step 3: Running the Ozone Generator

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• Set the generator to run for 30-60 minutes, depending on the severity of the odor.

• Ensure no people or pets are inside the vehicle during operation.

• For vehicles with HVAC-related odors, turn on the car’s fan (without AC or heat) to circulate ozone through the ventilation system.

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Step 4: Allowing the Ozone to Work

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• Once the cycle is complete, let the ozone sit for an additional 30-60 minutes to fully oxidize contaminants.

• This step ensures the breakdown of odor molecules before venting the vehicle.

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Step 5: Ventilating the Vehicle

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• Open all doors and windows to allow fresh air to circulate.

• Let the vehicle air out for at least 30-60 minutes before use.

• If a strong ozone smell lingers, use a fan to speed up the process.

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Step 6: Post-Treatment Inspection

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• Check for any remaining odours and repeat the process if necessary.

• Consider using an air purifier or activated charcoal to maintain fresh air inside the vehicle.