Creating smell proof room check list

[kingzt]

So I will building a new room and just want to make sure I will be good a containing odor as best as possible. For starters my room will be completely sealed 20' x 20' with a central a/c. There will be no exhausting. I will however be putting carbon filters through the room. I have 3 8 inch fans that I will get filters for and just use them in the room. I have a ozone generator that I will keep in the open space where my room will be for when I open and close the room doors the tend to the garden. Also I can get ona gel to place around the area too. I have a couple of those ona breeze things.

So is there anything missing or something I can improve on to make sure smell will be eliminated and detection will be very minimal?

 

[hotrodharley]

No exhaust. So you intend to never exchange air?

 

[growingforfun]

You'll have to pull the air in more of a circle to filter properly instead of in the one room trying to scrub it. You'll need the air sucked out of the one room, filtered as it leaves, goes into another room, and then back.

 

[Getgrowingson]

So I will building a new room and just want to make sure I will be good a containing odor as best as possible. For starters my room will be completely sealed 20' x 20' with a central a/c. There will be no exhausting. I will however be putting carbon filters through the room. I have 3 8 inch fans that I will get filters for and just use them in the room. I have a ozone generator that I will keep in the open space where my room will be for when I open and close the room doors the tend to the garden. Also I can get ona gel to place around the area too. I have a couple of those ona breeze things.

So is there anything missing or something I can improve on to make sure smell will be eliminated and detection will be very minimal?

You can do it without exchanging air but your going to need co2

 

[PigKiller]

You might want to look at this.
https://www.growweedeasy.com/ona-gel-cannabis

You need air flow. Your going to have too exhaust air at some point. A good carbon filter will scrub your exhaust air of any smell.

 

[Lucky Luke]

So I will building a new room and just want to make sure I will be good a containing odor as best as possible. For starters my room will be completely sealed 20' x 20' with a central a/c. There will be no exhausting. I will however be putting carbon filters through the room. I have 3 8 inch fans that I will get filters for and just use them in the room. I have a ozone generator that I will keep in the open space where my room will be for when I open and close the room doors the tend to the garden. Also I can get ona gel to place around the area too. I have a couple of those ona breeze things.

So is there anything missing or something I can improve on to make sure smell will be eliminated and detection will be very minimal?

Sounds like you should be fine. Pay attention to the door jams and edges.

 

[Fruity420]

How are the carbon filters working? If you’re planning on running traditional style carbon filters with a centrifugal fan, just exhaust that shit. It won’t smell at all, that’s the idea

 

[Airwalker16]

You need to exhaust through filters and create negative pressure. Intake on a 4" and exhaust through your two- 8" fans.

 

[kingzt]

No exhaust. So you intend to never exchange air?

Oops sorry I'll be supplementing c02

 

[Airwalker16]

Oops sorry I'll be supplementing c02

You should still exchange that stale ass air every once in a while though, man.

 

[Lucky Luke]

How are the carbon filters working? If you’re planning on running traditional style carbon filters with a centrifugal fan, just exhaust that shit. It won’t smell at all, that’s the idea

If you exhaust constantly then you waste CO2 and have a harder time of keeping environment spot on.

 

[BigHornBuds]

You’ll be fine , I recommend Can filters
What type of lights r u running & how many btu AC do you have? Going with bottles or burner?

 

[kingzt]

If you exhaust constantly then you waste CO2 and have a harder time of keeping environment spot on.

I've wasted a lot of c02 over my time

 

[kingzt]

You’ll be fine , I recommend Can filters
What type of lights r u running & how many btu AC do you have? Going with bottles or burner?

Gavitas and i'll have a 4 ton unit. I'll be using bottles.

 

[BigHornBuds]

Gavitas and i'll have a 4 ton unit. I'll be using bottles.

How many Gavitas for the space?
Have you ran bottles in a space this big before?
What controller will you be using ?
What Dehumitifer are you running ?
Is 20x20 just for flowering ?

I run a sealed room, with Gavitas. I’d never want to go back to the old school ways .

 

[kingzt]

How many Gavitas for the space?
Have you ran bottles in a space this big before?
What controller will you be using ?
What Dehumitifer are you running ?
Is 20x20 just for flowering ?

I run a sealed room, with Gavitas. I’d never want to go back to the old school ways .

6 to begin with and possibly 8 once I get acclimated to my new spot. I want space in the middle of the room for me to work in comfortably. I might just get a 5 ton to be safe. I’ll get a quest dehumidifier. I run bottles in a 20 x 10 room now and yes that room will be just for flower. Yeah gavitas are awesome, I took a big step forward using them from open hood single ended bulbs

 

[BigHornBuds]

DE1000s rock!
I put one every 4x4, and 4 plants per light.
I have 4 lights and 3ton ac, (running a burner)
I think you’d be better off running two ac’s . Keep them on opposite sides . This will let you up grade to more lights later on.
I also run a quest, (205)it’s hard to beat in a lot of ways,
20x20, I would run 3 rows of 4 lights .
Having the rows on rollers , so I can push together n pull apart for working .

I would only push a DE1000 to a 5x5 footprint,

Day 35.

 

[Gilligans Island]

Is the Quest dehumidifier a quiet unit on low?

 

[BigHornBuds]

Is the Quest dehumidifier a quiet unit on low?

I use to run Dri ezy 1200s , night n day better.
The Quest is the same db on low as full, it’s very quiet too, and very good amp draw.
I’m very happy I switched, only down side is the up front cost.

 

[kingzt]

DE1000s rock!
I put one every 4x4, and 4 plants per light.
I have 4 lights and 3ton ac, (running a burner)
I think you’d be better off running two ac’s . Keep them on opposite sides . This will let you up grade to more lights later on.
I also run a quest, (205)it’s hard to beat in a lot of ways,
20x20, I would run 3 rows of 4 lights .
Having the rows on rollers , so I can push together n pull apart for working .

I would only push a DE1000 to a 5x5 footprint,
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Day 35.

My current room is 10 x 20 and I have 2 gavitas over 10 x 6.5' on each side and that gives me enough room to work around and be in the middle of the room. Honestly my trellis could be stretched to 7 feet. I have a plant limit and I use 7 gal pots in promix. They spread out nice in the trellis.
Once I get a harvest in my new room I might ad 2 more light for a total of 8 lights but I think your right about having 2 a/c's. Is your room sealed, I'm assuming yes if you got a burner? how do you contain the smell?