Yeah, I was like, dang, why didn't I think of that before my vasectomy🤦‍♂️😅

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So what you're saying is that I should install ozone immediately and run it only when my husband is in the room 😂 Let's face it, 3 kids are more than enough 😂

@@cherellzandell6139 lol, that's SAVAGE!

@@RB-Raj Man, a girl's gotta do what a girl's gotta do 🤣 Our kids are awesome, but at 45, I'm done with the whole labor and delivery thing!

They make good stuff.

Lots of titanium. Grade 5 titanium parts cost a fortune but I appreciate all of it.

Thanks a ton!

For sure. The farm is doing well. I am slowly upgrading gear whenever I can.

Anemones are doing wonderful thank you!

They are custom! The fabric is from a textile mill in the UK called Holland and Sherry.

@@tidalgardens Guess I'm not getting a similar pair any time soon :(

you may want to try a tee and have valves to be able to adjust the air flow from the ozone vs the regular air source.

Oh no... there are protein skimmers bigger than my house!

The studies were concerned with ozone as a pollutant not aquarium exposure - www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1392229/

Sterility applied to baby boys, none of which are at the farm..unless Than is hiding something from us! Dogs and cats are affected before humans too. But these are factors for home use, rather than commercial settings. Most home systems aren't strong enough to do much damage, but precaution still should be taken (it's easy to do it right, so why not?). But you could certainly smell the ozone and if you can smell it, you're being affected by it for sure. What we work off of is the exposure limit of 0.1 ppm averaged over an 8-hour day. This is why things like ambient ozone monitors/alarms and destruct units exist. Proper handling of O3 is critical when dealing with large scale systems using commercial grade ozone equipment in confined spaces.

@@RB-Raj Yea, commercial is different where you have to worry about litigation and OSHA. They use to sale ozone generators as air fresheners in the 90s and 2000s (still do actually, just looked them up on Home Depot)...they are strong and it would knock you over when you walked inside because people would run them so high...when we were kids we would crank them up on high and stick our faces in them to hear the humming and smell it...everyone I knew that had them were smokers, so they were trying to get rid of the smell...it didn't work, their houses just smelled like smoke and ozone LOL...we never had any issues with them, but most people switched over to hydroxyl generators because they don't have that smell, or quit smoking...

@@tstanley01 HAHA, oh man, it's a good thing what we did as kids isn't a gauge for a good idea now! I can barely believe I survived half the stuff we did.