Ozonator and Detergent questions

[battlecruiser2004]

Hello, for the ozonator I get that its purpose is to weaken the strength of all blood stains so it's easier to clean afterwards, but there's a few questions on its operator that I'm not clear on. For starters, I take it the effect is not instant the moment I set the machine down, it has to run a complete cycle before the effect takes place. So, this means you're meant to wait for it to run its course before cleaning to reap its benefit, doing so right away would just defeat its purpose, yes? Second, what's the effective range of it? Take the short circuit level for example, I placed it in one of the rooms on the 2nd floor, and I could see the vapor trails were coming from the adjacent room next door, and even through the floor right into the living room. Obviously in a bigger map like the final warehouse level it wouldn't cover the entire warehouse when you plop the machine down anywhere.

Regarding detergent, I been wondering if the clean, cleaner, and resistance version have no effect in a pressure washer, since the washer's water supply is used up instead of being dirtied (it's not a vacuum cleaner after all), and it drains at a steady rate (doesn't seem like resistance can slow down the drain rate). I guess this mean the 3 power detergent categories are the only ones the washer benefits from?

Finally, Clean Mind vs The Alchemist. The former seems pretty obvious, a flat 10% boost if there's only one type of detergent in the bucket, by type I take it that means applying the 3 different variants of either power or clean detergent once each, instead using the same variant 3 times in a row (which can't be done in a bucket, yet possible in pressure washer) While The Alchemist seem to suggest you need to mix between both type to get the boost (i.e. 2x clean variant, 1x power variant, and vice versa) Is this about right? Thank you.

[notyourboddhisatva]

On your question about whether putting the ozonator down and starting to clean that area means it has no effect: that's correct. So - put it down while you're picking up trash or getting your bearings in a new location. By the time you come back to it, it should be close to done if it's not done already. Another method might be: if you have two working areas with one small and one large: put it in the large one while you work on the small one.