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Use some wood to make a ring foundation. The shed bolts to the wood, the wood can be trimmed to level the shed.

That's not problem at all, the primer soaks a little way into the wood.

Get a big 4x4 post of at least 2 meters long to use as a lever. Stick one end under the swing set and with a block of wood as close as possible to act as a pivot.

100kg of human bouncing on a 2 meter long lever is 2 tonnes of force. That's more than enough to lift a car, it'll be plenty for a swing set.

If it's double glazed you'll need to have the unit replaced.

All the grime and sweat on your greebly little mitts clogs up the sticky tape. Go wash your hands.

Joking aside, that's the reason.

The article is talking about leaving an ozone generator running permanently as a form of air freshener. That's very different to using high dose ozone as a one off treatment to oxidize smoke residue.

To an extent, yes. It's not a magical cure all though, there's a limit to what it can do and which substances it will work on. And it does nothing for all the smoke residue that's soaked into those surfaces.

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Follow the recommended dose and you'll be fine. 2-4 hours is typical for bedrooms and 4-8 hours for bigger rooms in a normal sized house. The problem comes when they are left running for days at a time.

Ozone works well for removing fresh smoke smell. You still need to wash soft furnishings like curtains, couches and carpets as well as all hard surfaces like the walls, ceiling, doors, windows and frames. If they've been smoking in there long term you'll never get the smell out. Nicotine, tar and all the other nasties get absorbed into every surface.

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