OdorGo works with a silent corona discharge technique. It uses electric discharge to produce ozone by splitting the normal oxygen molecules in the air into single atoms. These atoms then attach to other O2 molecules in the air to form ozone (O3).

Once the ozone is produced, it reacts with a pollutant, bacteria, virus, or mold and breaks it down into less complex (and typically less harmful) molecules through a process called oxidation. Ozone that has not reacted with other molecules will decompose into oxygen over time. Ozonation destroys odors and disinfects the air, water, and other materials.