Ionizer harm?

Here i am again. i have been battling these spots for over a year. Now I'm thinking ionizer. I have this crazy Aironizer that is very powerful. It buzzes and creates the water smell an ionizer does. I had toxic issues, solved. water issues, solved. Now I have spots again that mimic MG deficiency. I had the ionizer mounted above these plants and now I'm seeing that it appears to be more damage in the vicinity of it.

Does anyone have any insight to ionizers potential harm on plants?

Some ionizers create ozone. That is probably the damage you are seeing.

Turns out i have an ozone generator. EEEKS! Bad, very bad. Aranizer SS model. They have nothing to say about it being harmful to anything on their website. Go figure. It works great for odors though. Better than anything I've ever seen(smelled). I'll just have to use it outside my room.

use it on a timer ozone has a 1/2 life of 30 min

i removed the unit a week ago but it seems the spots are still spreading throughout the room on the leafs. Does anyone know what i can expect? Is the "ozone burn" if that's what i even have, going to show damage for long? Had anyone experienced this?

http://www.indoor-gardening-guide.com/articles/plant-care/Ozone-Generators-May-Damage-Plant-Root-in-Hydroponics-Applications.html

I have my reservoir in the same room I ran the ozone generator. I didn't think to change the water out too. Maybe I should have.

So are you saying that having an ozone generator is bad? How else can we remove the smell?

I'm learning still but evidence suggests it's bad. My yields have been only 10% to 60% of the potential. Some runs have burnt up completely. I was clueless. I use the Ozone generator outside the room now and away from any water reservoirs. I have a few weeks to go and I have buds as big as a normal harvest! You can pipe your air to another chamber or area where it can be treated before it leaves.