Hi Folks, today I’m going to tell you about the air purifier and mini ozone generator that I use inside of my personal Kimbo. I’ll share why I recommend that you install the same into yours, and why it matters.
It’s called a Koios H13 mini air purifier and I really like the thing. There are so many of these mini air purifiers on Amazon that I recommend just using the name of mine to look up which one works best for you. It has 3 speeds, it’s powered by USB C, and has a nice blue backlight that makes the inside of your Kimbo glow at night. It seems like the perfect size.
The reason why I recommend an air purifier is because it’s amazing how much of a difference it makes for allergens and smells. I’ve noticed that I sleep a lot better with an air purifier and this one uses such low wattage that there’s only upside to install one for yourself. I’ve installed mine under the sink of my Kimbo (on top of the propane bay and attached with a silicon sticky pad so it doesn’t shift or fall when I drive). You may need an extended USB C cord to run the distance between your battery and the air purifier but once it’s installed and the wires are tucked into the corner of the foam wall panels it’s there to stay. I keep mine on low or medium and it’s quiet.
When you’re in a small space like a Kimbo your running socks turn into miniature stink bombs. This little air purifier makes your space feel like a cozy, warm and inviting cabin instead of a locker room. Give it a try! You have nothing to lose.
There’s one more reason why I advocate for an air purifier. It’s agitates warm air in the cabin and helps to combine the cold air that settles into the bottom of a Kimbo with the warm air that settles to the top. It evens all of the warmth out and makes the place feel cozy. Also, the fan noise is like a white noise if that’s something that you like.
Miniature ozone generator : I found out about this product a while back and i’ve told so many customers personally since discovering it. It’s called an LKT car ozone generator and it’s a soda-can-sized product that turns oxygen into ozone. That ozone seeks out odor and neutralizes it and it leaves your Kimbo smelling like it went through a laundry mat.
You don’t want to breathe in ozone so whenever you run this thing you’ll want to leave the Kimbo unoccupied for about 30-45 minutes. I’ve plugged mine into a USB C cord and wired it back to my Kimbo battery. Whenever I am using my Kimbo a lot I’ll just press the ozone button twice before heading out to a chore. It’s amazing how much of a difference it makes to freshen up your space with ozone. I recommend buying one (its expensive but worth it) and attaching it with the same silicon sticky gel pad that I mentioned above. I have mine placed over top of the refrigerator, tucked into the corner.
Between having a mini air purifier and a mini ozone generator, you can keep your space in top shape. Give hem a try and I think you’ll like them as much as I do. Most of the comfort of a small space comes from the quality of air and the feeling of warmth. I think you’ll find that once you have them installed you won’t want to live without them.
Have a great week ahead everybody. I hope you’re in good health, that you had a great Christmas and New years with family, and that you’re looking forward to something big this next year.
-M