Ozone is a natural bactericide and oxidizing agent. There are no viruses, bacteria and microbes resistant to ozone in nature. Unlike dry fog, ozone can remove complex odors that dry fog will only mask for a while. Consider deodorization using the example of ozone, which is a natural bactericide and oxidizing agent. It is produced from oxygen and, when interacting with pollutants, ozone destroys them. 

In the natural concentration of bacteria, viruses, fungi and spores, ozone from the atmosphere copes with the load and removes harmful substances. During processing, ozone comes into contact with the bacterial cell wall, oxidizing its lipids. Thus, it forms new configurations that are not compatible with the life of the cell. Ozone molecules punch a hole in the cell of a virus or bacteria, it becomes unviable and dies. It is due to the death of harmful cells that the destruction of the smell occurs.

Thus, the use of “dry fog” technology only replaces the unpleasant stench with pleasant aromas of citrus, mint, cherries, meadow plants. The duration of their action depends on the amount of fog produced, on the manufacturer of the equipment and on the type of fragrance. But with its help it is impossible to remove, for example, a complex smell, dry fog will only mask it for a while.