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Industrially, ozone air purifiers have been used for decades. They are commonly used by hotel chains to remove odors; by car dealers to give that “old” car that “new car smell”; and in bars, restaurants and comedy clubs so that the majority of non-smokers can patronize them again and again and go home without stinking like an ash tray.
