how to get rid of the smell?

Mah3r · Dec 30, 2008

hey guys, I have a problem. I have a small growroom in my closet and I would like to know how can I get rid of the smell without having to drill my closet or destroy it in any way.

tnx

lambertincorp · Dec 30, 2008

get an air ionizer

del66666 · Dec 30, 2008

carbon scrubber or filter really is best, i tried the rest and carbon is best.

Mah3r · Dec 30, 2008

how much does the carbon filter cost? and does it require any holes in my closet?

protopipe1 · Dec 30, 2008

Mah3r said:
how much does the carbon filter cost? and does it require any holes in my closet?

I got my scrubber on ebay, it has a small built in fan attached and I just set it inside my tent in my closet. Without it I smelled my AK 47s as soon as a opened my apt. door! With the scrubber the smell is ompletely eliminated. The model I purchased is a 4" fan/carbon scrubber from aerscrog on ebay and I got mine in about a week, at a cost of $79.00 plus shipping. Worth the cost, for sure. Hope this helps.

del66666 · Dec 30, 2008

mine cast me 100 pounds, for carbon and inline fan and pipe. you are going to need it for peace of mind.

smppro · Dec 30, 2008

No holes or ordering required, great for small grows
https://www.rollitup.org/grow-room-design-setup/99452-diy-febreze-odor-control-bucket.html

del66666 · Dec 31, 2008

smppro said:
No holes or ordering required, great for small grows
https://www.rollitup.org/grow-room-design-setup/99452-diy-febreze-odor-control-bucket.html

what chemicals are in it? do you want chemicals in your smoke?

smppro · Dec 31, 2008

Why would chemicals get into the plants, you put it outside the room

del66666 · Dec 31, 2008

so you still got to breath it in, whats in it, what chemicals?

Mah3r · Dec 31, 2008

protopipe1 said:
I got my scrubber on ebay, it has a small built in fan attached and I just set it inside my tent in my closet. Without it I smelled my AK 47s as soon as a opened my apt. door! With the scrubber the smell is ompletely eliminated. The model I purchased is a 4" fan/carbon scrubber from aerscrog on ebay and I got mine in about a week, at a cost of $79.00 plus shipping. Worth the cost, for sure. Hope this helps.

Thanks man, I will give it a try when my plants grow some more. I don't have that problem... yet. tnx for your help :-P

skippy pb · Dec 31, 2008

I got a random question but it relates to the OPs question, so here goes. When the plants give off the smell strategically where would you want to put a fan. High, low in the middle or what.

without a circulation fan were is the most probable place for the smell to remain? I was thinking the ground cause it would be cooler and more dense air would stay put.

autotek500 · Dec 31, 2008

everywhere dude everywhere.....

autotek500 · Dec 31, 2008

check this out.....you can get an inline fan at home depot for $20.00....duct tape it to this filter and hang in your closet .....mine works great....hope this was helpful Bro..............https://www.rollitup.org/do-yourself/101248-best-diy-ez-walmart-carbon.html

del66666 · Dec 31, 2008

and no bleeding chemicals, got to b better

rasclot · Dec 31, 2008

here is a pic of my carbon filter hope it helps :leaf:

xXMaslanXx · Dec 31, 2008

Mah3r said:
how much does the carbon filter cost? and does it require any holes in my closet?

$100-$900 but you can make a filter for like less than 10 bucks

smppro · Dec 31, 2008

LOL you put ONA(or fabreeze) in the bucket, there is no magic chemical floating in the air from it, its air freshener thats what it is made for

del66666 · Dec 31, 2008

so how does it work, does it just cover the smell or soak it up, is it more powerful than a normal air freshener, have you seen that funny sticky crap thats left when you leave it to evaporate, where does the liquid evaporate to

smppro · Dec 31, 2008

It covers it up, yes its more powerful because it has a fan blowing out of it, it evaporates where all liquid does to the air, whats the point?

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