Hiding the smell

[rkm]

Here is an idea to cover your plants smell with another plants smell. There is a trade off, that being cops coming to your house looking for a dead body. I just saw this and thought it was cool, I dont think I would try it tho. I probably could not afford the thing in the first place.

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[smarty]

i dont think it would cover the stink of mine

 

[newgrower]

Might want to try building an ozone generator. I followed these instructions How to build an Ozone Generator Cheaply! - The Garden's Cure and made one for less than 30 bucks and it's VERY effective. Check it out!

 

[rkm]

Might want to try building an ozone generator. I followed these instructions How to build an Ozone Generator Cheaply! - The Garden's Cure and made one for less than 30 bucks and it's VERY effective. Check it out!

Its a joke man . This is seriously not a good idea as it is. Not to mention 10,000 dollar price tag on it.

 

[Careerforacityboy]

i agree w/ newgrower because a negative ion generator would not only eliminate smell but also take alot of dust and pollen and other shit out of the air

 

[newgrower]

Hey for the 30 bucks I spent, it got rid of the stink. I let it run for an hour or two every day and it gets the job done. Basically all you need to make it is Glass Jars, aluminum foil, and a transformer (which you can find just about anywhere). Woot.

 

[smarty]

my vacume cleaner might do the job

 

[rkm]

This thread took a whole different path than what I was expecting.

 

[Early]

What you need is negative pressure (caused by an extraction fan) and a carbon filter. No worries.