heat issues with door shut! cant cut anything!

StealthT5 · Apr 16, 2008

i'm in a closet where i cant cut anyholes in anything but i can leave my door open a bit.. door shut temps go to around 76-82f door open 70-73f.. i have a fan blowing on the plant but i dont know how to lower the heat ..any ideas????

LoudBlunts · Apr 16, 2008

get the same size door and cut holes in that.

replace the door when you move!

tusseltussel · Apr 16, 2008

you need to find a way to exhaust that no ideas if you don't cut holes

whatapothead · Apr 16, 2008

82 isn't horrible. its doable if you have fans running in there moving the air around.

is it 82 on the floor or 82 right up by the lights?

whatapothead · Apr 16, 2008

but yeah you're still gunna need fresh air in there and also have you even thought about the smell? gunna be tough to get rid of if you can exhaust it out somewhere.

babylonburn · Apr 16, 2008

Yeah Get A False Door And Use It...make Sure It Fits Snug So No Light Leaks Threatin The Flowering Process....

He Still Has To Get Hot Old Stagnent Air Out The Room And New Co2 Fresh Air In,as Ii Would Say

StealthT5 · Apr 16, 2008

whatapothead said:
82 isn't horrible. its doable if you have fans running in there moving the air around.

is it 82 on the floor or 82 right up by the lights?

82 by the lights/sprout.

StealthT5 · Apr 16, 2008

whatapothead said:
but yeah you're still gunna need fresh air in there and also have you even thought about the smell? gunna be tough to get rid of if you can exhaust it out somewhere.

smell dont give a fuck.. i live out in the middle of no where and everyone in my home knows and no one comes to my house.. i go to theirs

StealthT5 · Apr 16, 2008

babylonburn said:
Yeah Get A False Door And Use It...make Sure It Fits Snug So No Light Leaks Threatin The Flowering Process....

what do i just get the measurements of the door and then go to HD or lowes and tell em to find this size ha?? its 2ft wide 6ft 8in tall

ORECAL · Apr 16, 2008

thats an odd door......

your temps aren't that bad..... just leave the door open as much as possible to get new air in there.

LemonHerb · Apr 16, 2008

If you need to, get a bunch of duct tape and cardboard and make a door that you can hook a fan up to.

StealthT5 · Apr 16, 2008

ha to much work!! but thanks.. i think i'll just leave the door open as much as i can and buy a second fan to blow hot air out when the door is open.. /shrug

TetraHyC · Apr 16, 2008

Try this, you can cut the door with a utility knife.

They only had one white one when I went.

Get 4, 2 in 2 out

LemonHerb · Apr 16, 2008

TetraHyC said:
Try this, you can cut the door with a utility knife.

They only had one white one when I went.

Get 4, 2 in 2 out

Do you have 2 at the bottom and 2 at the top?

TetraHyC · Apr 16, 2008

I blew a hole in the ceiling for exhaut, I'm a drywall,plaster guy so holes are no big deal.you can fix'em.you got to have air.

Stinkystu · Apr 16, 2008

I lowered my temp by 6 degrees just by useing two 3.5 inch cpu fans to remove the heat from my lights and move it around the closet.

TetraHyC · Apr 16, 2008

You need to get fresh air in. its not just the temps.

LemonHerb · Apr 16, 2008

TetraHyC said:
You need to get fresh air in. its not just the temps.

Are you jsut venting strait into the crawl space or attict above, or did you run something to vent all the way outside?

TetraHyC · Apr 16, 2008

I have a roof vent 5 feet from my closet lid, Handy it was just there,lucky for once.

TetraHyC · Apr 16, 2008

short run with flex duct

heat issues with door shut! cant cut anything!

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