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LIQUID OZONE - 8/2/2004 7:15:54 PM   
George G

 

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Status: offline 		I've had this bottle for about 20 years. I think it was the second bottle I found. I don't know anything about it. I thought maybe someone on here would know somthing about it. The bottle reads LIQUOZONE
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
THE LIQUID OZONE Co.
CHICAGO,U.S.A
If you look close, you can see the S in U.S.A. is backwords. Kinda Neat !




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RE: LIQUID OZONE - 8/3/2004 2:30:06 AM   
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G'day George, welcome to the forum. I'm sort of a new member also, and I must say that the people who use this forum are great. I'm from Netherby, a suburb of Adelaide, in South Australia - "Downunder".

Good luck with your digging, from what I have read, you'll strike it rich quickly.

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RE: LIQUID OZONE - 9/25/2011 4:14:29 PM   
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ORIGINAL: George G

I've had this bottle for about 20 years. I think it was the second bottle I found. I don't know anything about it. I thought maybe someone on here would know somthing about it. The bottle reads LIQUOZONE
MANUFACTURED ONLY BY
THE LIQUID OZONE Co.
CHICAGO,U.S.A
If you look close, you can see the S in U.S.A. is backwords. Kinda Neat !








I Guess no one saw one of these for 7 years I just dug one today. Hey George ! welcome to ABN -- 7 years later



A cut-rate store, the Economical Drug Company of Chicago, started on a a considerable proportion of tuberculosis cases show a history of the Peruna type of .. At last someone suggested that they use Peruna, of which nine bottles remained. .. the business to Chicago, and organized it as The Liquid O zone Company.



Liquid Ozone

Ozone is a naturally occurring molecule which is present in our air. It is originated when sunshine or lightning passes through the oxygen in our air, so is not normally man-made or originated in a lab in any way. Municipal treatment plants for town water systems utilize ozone extensively in the sanitization of drinking water. Ozone is also widely used in the disinfection of bottled water products as it is the preferred method for removing hazardous water borne diseases such as Giardia lamblia and Cryptosporidium.

Ozone is one of the most effectual sanitation and disinfection aids available, that could surpass even exceptionally toxic antiseptic solvents. In tests to measure genuine disinfection characteristics, ozone has proven to be as much as 10 times as effective in purifying surfaces as common household bleach solutions.

The speed at which ozone sterilizes is even more surprising: Laboratory examinations have shown that exposures to ozone will inactivate bacteria three times quicker than when bacteria are exposed to household bleach.

Ozone is a regular molecule of conventional water which contains an extra atom of oxygen. Liquid ozone is generated through a special and absorbing procedure whereby oxygen (O2) atoms are purified directly from the encircling air. The focused oxygen is then ionized by the use of about five thousand volts of electric current. This charge acts to violate the molecular ties amidst the oxygen atoms to pressure them to transmute into ozone (O3). This ozone is then forcefully instilled with ordinary faucet water and this procedure creates an exceptionally effective oxidizing cleanser solution.

I am sure the "The Liquid O Zone co" of Chicago knew all of this when they made the stuff








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RE: LIQUID OZONE - 9/25/2011 4:15:42 PM   
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RE: LIQUID OZONE - 9/25/2011 4:22:18 PM   
cowseatmaize


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THE LIQUID OZONE Co
I still can't figure why we can't just plug up the hole in the layer and put a stop to global warming. We used to have the technology to make it, now we can blast it into space. What's the big deal?.

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RE: LIQUID OZONE - 9/25/2011 4:37:12 PM   
RICKJJ59W


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quote:

THE LIQUID OZONE Co
I still can't figure why we can't just plug up the hole in the layer and put a stop to global warming. We used to have the technology to make it, now we can blast it into space. What's the big deal?.


Yeah really,if they only knew how bad we messed this planet up,they would turn over in their graves.


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RE: LIQUID OZONE - 9/25/2011 6:12:29 PM   
cyberdigger


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Status: online 		Ya'd figure if you just leave it uncorked in the garage, it would at least shelter your humble abode, garden plots, and koi pond, no??

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RE: LIQUID OZONE - 9/25/2011 6:32:27 PM   
RICKJJ59W


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ORIGINAL: cyberdigger

Ya'd figure if you just leave it uncorked in the garage, it would at least shelter your humble abode, garden plots, and koi pond, no??


you would figure,but I think they drank this stuff.


Seriously. That guy George G only post was from 2004 and it was his only post. There was another guy who posted one to in 2006, and no one said anything then either maybe its an un known or un listed supper  rare 20 dollar bottle??     So who else found one?

He posted in "what was it before 1906" the bottle is last  90s 1900




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RE: LIQUID OZONE - 9/25/2011 8:42:35 PM   
AntiqueMeds

 

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Status: offline 		An interesting quack product similar to Radam's Microbe Destroyer.
O'Dell did a pretty complete page on it.
http://www.bottlebooks.com/liquozone/liquozone%20exposed.htm
There is a clear flask shaped version of it that is embossed
"Liquozone Destroys Disease Germs"

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RE: LIQUID OZONE - 9/25/2011 9:20:02 PM   
madman


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Status: offline 		common but a nice bottle ! ive got the large size also......

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RE: LIQUID OZONE - 9/25/2011 9:41:59 PM   
RICKJJ59W


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ORIGINAL: AntiqueMeds

An interesting quack product similar to Radam's Microbe Destroyer.
O'Dell did a pretty complete page on it.
http://www.bottlebooks.com/liquozone/liquozone%20exposed.htm
There is a clear flask shaped version of it that is embossed
"Liquozone Destroys Disease Germs"


Pretty interesting, that stuff cured a lot of Ill's


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RE: LIQUID OZONE - 9/25/2011 9:55:28 PM   
RICKJJ59W


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common but a nice bottle ! ive got the large size also......


I never found one in a privy or a dump,same held true for the kilmers,until that one privy. Even the commons are "un common" sometimes


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RE: LIQUID OZONE - 9/25/2011 11:03:46 PM   
madman


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Status: offline 		oh yes rick! thats a very nice bottle! ill agree commons are really not commons in the south either! heres one i got!~




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RE: LIQUID OZONE - 9/25/2011 11:20:39 PM   
AntiqueMeds

 

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Pretty interesting, that stuff cured a lot of Ill's


like politicians they told people what they wanted to hear to make a sell.

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RE: LIQUID OZONE - 9/26/2011 4:46:28 AM   
suzanne

 

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Status: offline 		Rick - it looks like you put oil on it.

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RE: LIQUID OZONE - 9/26/2011 5:20:13 AM   
RICKJJ59W


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Rick - it looks like you put oil on it.


yes I wipe a little olive oil on  sick bottles,it works


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RE: LIQUID OZONE - 10/1/2011 7:19:05 AM   
suzanne

 

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Status: offline 		No it doesn't Rick.  It looked better before.  Here's what I'd do. Your bottle is so easy to restore, why bother with greasy oil? 

I'd knock the sickness off it while perserving the weird swirls by going over it  with  a blue nyalox flap brush.  If it didn't get down in the embossing well enough I'd use a nylon dremel bit in the drill. 1500 grit sandpaper wrapped around an erasor would most likely get a lot of the sickness off too; but I don't much like to use sandpaper on amber bottles.

After this the bottle will be very dull looking  so then I'd buff it for about 10 or 15 minutes with small car buffer and medium-cut Meguiar's cleaner,  again using dremel bit and drill to get down into embossing; then wash off greasy buffing residue with dish soap and hot water.

Now the bottle will be quite clean and sparkly because the mineral deposits are gone forever but not perfect or slick because the glass has not been altered.  Personally I buff and then compare old bottle to brand new one until I get approximate same degree of shine but making allowances for the fact that old glass is naturally rough and new glass is perfectly smooth.  Then if there are some etched spots  remaining that don't  particularly enhance the bottle there are steps you can take to get rid of those too.

Or . . . you could coat the bottle with greasy oil.

Buying this stuff is a small investment, especially if you don't own a variable speed type of drill,  but you would have enough left to do many bottles.  If anyone is reading this and thinking it might be worth a try, remember, Rick's bottle is in pretty good condition.  Using the above method would not significantly  improve a more crustaceous or damaged bottle and additional steps would have to be taken, or maybe get it tumbled. It would not be worth doing unless the bottle was valuable.


< Message edited by suzanne -- 10/1/2011 8:32:26 AM >

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RE: LIQUID OZONE - 10/1/2011 11:26:07 AM   
RICKJJ59W


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No it doesn't Rick.  It looked better before.  Here's what I'd do. Your bottle is so easy to restore, why bother with greasy oil? 

I'd knock the sickness off it while perserving the weird swirls by going over it  with  a blue nyalox flap brush.  If it didn't get down in the embossing well enough I'd use a nylon dremel bit in the drill. 1500 grit sandpaper wrapped around an erasor would most likely get a lot of the sickness off too; but I don't much like to use sandpaper on amber bottles.

After this the bottle will be very dull looking  so then I'd buff it for about 10 or 15 minutes with small car buffer and medium-cut Meguiar's cleaner,  again using dremel bit and drill to get down into embossing; then wash off greasy buffing residue with dish soap and hot water.

Now the bottle will be quite clean and sparkly because the mineral deposits are gone forever but not perfect or slick because the glass has not been altered.  Personally I buff and then compare old bottle to brand new one until I get approximate same degree of shine but making allowances for the fact that old glass is naturally rough and new glass is perfectly smooth.  Then if there are some etched spots  remaining that don't  particularly enhance the bottle there are steps you can take to get rid of those too.

Or . . . you could coat the bottle with greasy oil.

Buying this stuff is a small investment, especially if you don't own a variable speed type of drill,  but you would have enough left to do many bottles.  If anyone is reading this and thinking it might be worth a try, remember, Rick's bottle is in pretty good condition.  Using the above method would not significantly  improve a more crustaceous or damaged bottle and additional steps would have to be taken, or maybe get it tumbled. It would not be worth doing unless the bottle was valuable.



I like my olive oil,I drink it to its good


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RE: LIQUID OZONE - 10/1/2011 12:32:35 PM   
RICKJJ59W


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RE: LIQUID OZONE - 10/1/2011 2:06:57 PM   
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