Jozikins
Well-Known Member
Haha, thanks, Shwagbag
Here are some tips for your exhaust and air intake, budXL (I can't believe nobody took that name yet, btw). shortening your flex tube as much as possible, and remove as many bends as possible, you can get a lot more air flow. If you can get a solid duct that would be the most effective. and get your filter as high up as possible. Suck air through your filter, never blow out of it. If you can make cuts in your home, consider cutting into the wall into another room that stays cooler, or a room below you. Or if all the other room are warmer around you, try exhausting into those rooms instead of using them as an intake.
I'm a renter, and it's been a while since I've had a landlord who was cool with growing, so I can't cut holes in the walls anymore. But you can always replace an existing door with one you have bought with a vent at the bottom. If you can't find one already with a vent, you can install one. If you can cut holes, you can also do this to your existing door. As long as the room outside stays cooler than my grow room, I'll probably continue doing this for a while. Then you can keep your room closed and keep your temps down, just place your fan behind it. Or install a inline fan on the back of the door with a boot register or something, that would be freaking awesome.
Here are some tips for your exhaust and air intake, budXL (I can't believe nobody took that name yet, btw). shortening your flex tube as much as possible, and remove as many bends as possible, you can get a lot more air flow. If you can get a solid duct that would be the most effective. and get your filter as high up as possible. Suck air through your filter, never blow out of it. If you can make cuts in your home, consider cutting into the wall into another room that stays cooler, or a room below you. Or if all the other room are warmer around you, try exhausting into those rooms instead of using them as an intake.
I'm a renter, and it's been a while since I've had a landlord who was cool with growing, so I can't cut holes in the walls anymore. But you can always replace an existing door with one you have bought with a vent at the bottom. If you can't find one already with a vent, you can install one. If you can cut holes, you can also do this to your existing door. As long as the room outside stays cooler than my grow room, I'll probably continue doing this for a while. Then you can keep your room closed and keep your temps down, just place your fan behind it. Or install a inline fan on the back of the door with a boot register or something, that would be freaking awesome.