Trubliever82
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As anyone use the JR Ozone Generator? It says it cleans 1000 cubic feet and I have a 4 x 4 x 7 tent which is 112 cu ft. Just wondering if anyone has any experience with these. Thanks
The Ultimate Odour Control Thread
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smokingrubber
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Ozone would not be good in a tent. Basically, everything would need to be vented into a seperate "room" and the ozone would nuke everything in the room before it gets released. This leaves a nice mess in the room as the dead particles fall to the floor. No smell though
smokingrubber
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For $540 it better make coffee too! http://www.aircleaners.com/item_description.php?IID=286
SW crackheads
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oust! it doesnt just cover up odours it eliminates them
robot1488
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http://www.cleartheair.com/shop/odor-removing-bag.html has anyone used this product or know anybody who has ? IF it covers up dead animals smells then I would think dank would be no problem ?
DiZzYNaTiOn
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nice very nice
Arrid
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Yo man can't seem to edit my post, will ask a mod to add yours in there though!
Just wanted to add my .02 here. I'm setting up my carbon filter setup. Piece of PVC pipe with some screens at each end and a fan either inline in the pipe of before the pipe to vent once I have to move the plant into a dedicated grow-enclosure.
I'll tellya, though. I walked into the room the plant is in (its in a closet now) and it stunk like someone had just fired up a DELICIOUS bowl in there. Probably not the best idea considering this is my place of residence. So I grabbed a regular ol' 10" or 12" fan, put it a bit away from the plant, while blowing on the plant to try and strengthen the stalk, and I just shoved a dryer sheet behind the fan, wedged it into the handle on top of it. Flipped the fan on, and 2 hours later the room smells like fresh linens.
So, to recap, for a little plant that hasn't started to stink all the way yet, a fan and a dryer sheet got rid of the stank for me.
Jack*Madison
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Yea fabric softener sheets should be used temporarily cause if you have too much fragrance in the air while youre flowering then your bud will come out tasting like it (not in a good way). Yea so ionizers, ozone emitters, and especially some sort of carbon scrubber (even inexpensive homemade ones will work) are going to be your best bet when your plant starts smelling. Smoke on brothers
BlackUp
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Here's a solution that I use without anything too special. Coated every inch inside the grow room with plastic the kind painters use for the floor, intake air hose going from the attic to the garage, and the exhaust fan blowing the old smelly air through the exhaust tube and out of the roof 
Joe Camel
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Thats not very smart dude. Unless you are miles away from people. You should atleast run it through some kind of filter.Here's a solution that I use without anything too special. Coated every inch inside the grow room with plastic the kind painters use for the floor, intake air hose going from the attic to the garage, and the exhaust fan blowing the old smelly air through the exhaust tube and out of the roof
You neighbors know who you are.
Be safe.
archaeo
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I wouldn't use an O3 generator in any room with a living plant. Period.
My experience with ozone is that it will damage and ultimately kill the plant. Ozone enters leaves through stomata during normal gas exchange. As an oxidant, ozone causes several types of symptoms including chlorosis and necrosis. In addition, other symptom include flecks (tiny light-tan irregular spots less than 1 mm diameter), stipples (small darkly pigmented areas approximately 2-4 mm diameter), bronzing, and reddening.
BlackUp
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Trusses, it's not my house but still my friends neighbors know who he is lol, what's the easiest solution?
Joe Camel
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I use a cup mixed with Soil Moist and it last about 1-2 weeks.