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Sorry to break it to you, but your "recent" thread is 4 years old. I have a cheap ozone generator I've used for cleaning cars and boxes of used books. Used at
by LeifCarrotson 1y ago
Sorry to break it to you, but your "recent" thread is 4 years old.
I have a cheap ozone generator I've used for cleaning cars and boxes of used books. Used at the right concentrations and durations, it's magical! Run it outside or in a sealed tote.
But yeah, they'll sell them to just anyone. Electricity and air go in, and ozone (a reactive, toxic chemical) comes out for as long as you leave it plugged in.
- boringg 1y agoBooks?
- fhdkweig 1y agoIn a smoker's household, everything reeks of the smell for years. And the porous nature of paper causes it to retain the smell too.
- silisili 1y agoWhat's worse is that something, I assume tar, actually seeps in everything. I was looking at a house on a particularly hot day once, and the bedroom walls were 'bleeding' some weird black substance. I informed the owner, who exasperatingly told me he's been scrubbing them down for weeks but it won't stop. Every time it got hot outside the walls would start again. Apparently his parents smoked heavily in that bedroom for decades.
- terribleperson 1y agoThe correct thing to do is to strip the walls and start over. Since no one actually wants to do that, smoke-covering paints are a thing you can buy.
- LeifCarrotson 1y agoYeah, they're like a Kindle, but instead of one screen that changes they have hundreds that remain static. DRM-free, too, and made from an eco-friendly carbohydrate foam!
- DougN7 1y agoLol - excellent!
- lxgr 1y agoStorage capacity remains an issue, though.
- Ekaros 1y agoIs it really DRM-free if making copies is really hard process and you even need to crack part of it(spine). Or even worse remove part(the binding)...
- thayne 1y agoAt least it isn't a criminal offense to publish instructions on how to do it. And you can resell it or lend it out to a friend.