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Odor treatment chambers for garments, fabrics & contents
Odor removal is the service dry cleaners overlook — and if you don't offer it, someone else will (and they'll take the cleaning too). The Drycleaning & Laundry Institute recommends an ozone treatment chamber for smoke, mildew, pet and other odors that solvents lock in rather than remove. Treat contents before cleaning, and turn irreplaceable garments back to customers genuinely odor-free.
What you're up against
Smoke & fire odor
The #1 source in dry cleaning — oxidized to CO₂ and water.
Mildew, pet & food odor
Set-in smells that solvents lock in rather than remove.
Dry-clean-only items
Safe to treat with ozone in a chamber (avoid natural latex/rubber).
Insurance & restoration work
Save customers the cost of replacing damaged items.
Recommended units for dry-cleaning
Matched to the space size and odor load you're treating.
Model 115A
The adjustable mid-size workhorse of the line. Dial output to the odor — high...
0–8 cu yd · up to ~600 sq ft
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Model 330A
Higher adjustable output for larger spaces and tougher, set-in odors — smoke, fire, and...
8–30 cu yd · up to ~1,800 sq ft
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Model 630A
Maximum adjustable output for whole-facility and industrial use — the unit for large-volume, high-demand...
30–50 cu yd · up to ~3,700 sq ft
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