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I hear ya mizz, but i think you were just absorbing light energy into the blanket. If you are trying to reflect light back into the grow, it will increase temps at your plants. He should be shooting for temps in the 70s if he can, else lower the wattage. Not only that, but without good...

get yourself some 6" duct flanges(2 per hole) and add your own connections wherever you want. connect the flanges to your tent then slice the material between them(: http://www.amazon.com/Active-Air-Dual-Flange-Kit/dp/B004K69J6G/ref=pd_sbs_op_1

i don't think it's gonna help enough, you'll have less "hot spots" but overall the amount of energy(heat) going in is unchanged. you need better exhaust, maybe cut a 6" hole in the ceiling and put an exhaust fan in it.

well, to help you with electrical real quick, most bedrooms will be on circuits allowing 10-20 Amps of power so if you are using the 120V outlets in the room that will equal 24 amps for 4 600w lights ie too much just on lights! to get around this problem some people run extension cords from...

keep things easy, build a window box in ur room to exhaust air. connect your exhaust fan to it and run ducting from the fan to your hood in the tent(exhaust fans work best by sucking air not pushing it). keep the floor vents for your tent open for fresh air to come into your tent and that's it...

yes hahahaha

this is all well and good, but how do you keep it from comin back during curing with that high humidity??