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New Odor Crusher Ozone Go Max Made to Remove Vehicle Odors

A new era of technology using natural ozone is the driver for a line of products branded Odor Crusher created by the MoJack Distributors LLC company. The Ozone Go Max is designed to be a safe and effortless way to remove odors that reside in vehicles.

January 31, 2019
New Odor Crusher Ozone Go Max Made to Remove Vehicle Odors

The Odor Crusher Ozone Go Max is designed to be a safe and effortless way to remove odors that reside in vehicles.

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A new era of technology using natural ozone is the driver for a line of products branded Odor Crusher created by the MoJack Distributors LLC company. The Ozone Go Max is designed to be a safe and effortless way to remove odors that reside in vehicles.

This is a way for law enforcement patrol cars to remain odor and bacteria free. When spending 40 hours a week in a vehicle, a bacteria- and virus-free work environment should be a top priority for every officer. This product is convenient and effective in eliminating contaminants such as sweat, smoke, K-9 smell, fuel—even unwanted odors in fabric, carpet, and equipment inside the vehicle. Odor Crusher Go Max leaves no scent, chemical residue or harmful byproducts and is 100% chemical free.

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Ozone Go Max is compatible with 12v-24v power and built in a convenient housing that fits vehicles' power receptacles. The unit features a built-in fan and auto programming and auto shut-off. The unit is maintenance free with a 5-year warranty and programmed to run for a 50-minute cycle with three 10 minutes on/off intervals. A convenient built-in light lets you know the unit is working.

To find out more, visit www.odorcrusher.com.

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