Odor control?

goingreen2008

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• Jun 19, 2008

• #21

so does the fan run pretty fast?

 

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smokertoker

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• Jun 19, 2008

• #22

Does the job for my room that's about 10x5x8...

 

Freedom Fighter

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• Jun 19, 2008

• #23

dumb question....But carbon scrubbers.... They to 100% or damn near.. eliminate the bud smell in a room? a drug dog would have to be brought in kind of thing?

 

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smokertoker

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• Jun 19, 2008

• #24

You can walk in my room and won't smell anything.

 

BayAreaBrotha

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• Jun 19, 2008

• #25

How would one go about using a carbon filter/scrubber for an open closet grow with just a medium-small 3 speed fan?

 

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smokertoker

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• Jun 19, 2008

• #26

you would have to find someway to seal the sucking side to a custom carbon filter. Seems like too much work to fit the fan your talking about but hey with some JB weld and some other stuffs you can get'r done.

 

goingreen2008

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• Jun 20, 2008

• #27

so... toker can you show me a fan that will work good?

i have a 2.5x2x5.5 area!

 

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smokertoker

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• Jun 20, 2008

• #28

RadioShack.com - Computers: Components & parts: Cooling systems: 120VAC 4" Fan this is a 4" fan they also have a 3" fan. Just make sure its 120v not 12v so you can plug it into the wall. I'm sure you could use a computer fan also, just gatta hook it up to a 12v source.

The first pic is how it normally sitts in my area and the second is just a lil better view.

 

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goingreen2008

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• Jun 20, 2008

• #29

OK man thanks a lot i cant belive i can build one for like 30-40 bucks!

 

BayAreaBrotha

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• Jun 21, 2008

• #30

Thanks man much appreciated. Thats exactly what im looking for.

 

Freedom Fighter

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• Jun 23, 2008

• #31

smokertoker said:

RadioShack.com - Computers: Components & parts: Cooling systems: 120VAC 4" Fan this is a 4" fan they also have a 3" fan. Just make sure its 120v not 12v so you can plug it into the wall. I'm sure you could use a computer fan also, just gatta hook it up to a 12v source.

The first pic is how it normally sitts in my area and the second is just a lil better view.

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you cleared lots of mess up for me with that picture. Like...how was i going to get this kind of fan, "incline" fan is it? in a box..with a hole in it and secure the light still? ?