The fresh smell of clean linen, without the trace of chlorine, is one of the reasons the Hebrew Home of Greater Washington uses an ozone system in its laundry. 
 
“At the end of the day I’m sending this linen to residents, says Ed Van Coutren, who is vice president of campus services at the facility in Rockville, MD. “It’s their home. We want to provide the best for those we serve. I feel ozone gives me a better product to send upstairs.” The other reasons for using the ozone system, according to Van Coutren, are time and ...