Why is there still smell outside my apartment?
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Yeah, I already have that.
Why should that matter when I have negative pressure and a huge carbon filter?
And what if the second one doesn't work; get a third?
When do I stop? When the room has more carbon than plants?
I like the way you think. However..
I know I am the cause because I took out the duct today and the stairwell smelled 10x as much.
Also, it smells basically ever hour of the day. Literally every time I go downstairs and exactly in the same place..
Wekl quit being a dick and use ur head you have 1 filter and fan for air scrubbing and exhaust. If you have a 800cfm filter run a 400cfm fan to make the air slowly pass thru carbon for a better scrubbing. The faster the air moves thru filter the less it filters the slower ir moves thru filter the better the air bis scrubbed. Its always smart
to have 1 filter thay scrubs
the air in room and another for extraction.
to have 1 filter thay scrubs
the air in room and another for extraction.
ounevinsmoke
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if your humidity in the room is above sixty percent your fan wont work at all... its collecting moisture and clogging the filtration... I dont even exaust my 5x6x7 room with a 170cfm fan and 200cfm capable filter
strate5ativa
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http://growershouse.com/8-uv-in-lin...itpHaqfd29PdN64pucUKy1feooUxg5D-j4aAn9X8P8HAQ
here is what i use. have this at the end of your ducting. but dont have it blowing into your living room lol. have it go into the attic or walls or something. you also need to have like 20ft or so of ducting after it so it can turn everything into o3
here is what i use. have this at the end of your ducting. but dont have it blowing into your living room lol. have it go into the attic or walls or something. you also need to have like 20ft or so of ducting after it so it can turn everything into o3
Johnny Retro
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I think getting a tent would solve your problem.
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