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put a humidifier right where your air supply vent is and turn down the fan... make sure you get a nice humidifier that boils the water and uses water vapor instead of the ones that spray a mist... also at the air supply get the blue air filter material from home depot, it will allow the moist...

buy air cooled hoods and exhaust the heat out the roof... cut some supply vents from somewhere cold in the house like the basement and duct it up to your room... also only run the lights on at night, during the heat of the day turn your lights off...

definately not with a 1000w hps, thats all you need bro... you need more vertical space! how close are the lights from the plants?

soaker hoses! they emit water all along the hose, so you could wrap the base of the plant with the hose... go to home depot and look at all the emitters, they are many different kinds... they come in different flows too like 1 gallon per hour, 2gph, 3, all the way up the 4 gph... so you could...

live somewhere more humid.... if your venting the air out then the air coming in is gonna be whatever your fresh air's temp/humidity is... i wouldnt say its entirely important to have high humidity... its more of an issue when its too high and you cant get it to go down, thats when you get...

Hmmm, so the pilot light issue has been solved, its not blowing out anymore, now only question is if CO(2) + Water Vapor is bad for that room.... i cant think of any reasons... my house hasnt blown up so i think im fine there... right before morning it is really humid in the grow room, up to...

enclosing it wouldnt do anything, the air is literally comming all the way from outside down the flue and into the water heater... carbon monoxide is formed when there isnt enough oxygen molecules to become carbon dioxide.... also the water heater is only on when we take showers, and the pilot...

so I have been having a problem in my grow room, there is a water heater in there and the pilot light keeps getting blown out. I think the suction from my can fan is pulling air down my water heaters exhaust flue and blowing out the pilot light... I can think of a couple solutions to this...