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If I have a grow in a closet and it is fairly important to have zero odor, if I just keep exhausting more than i draw, should there hypothetically be no smell? How much does it cost to keep 2 fans running 24/7 cost?

damn. so glad i made this thread... so im better off venting into a bathroom exhaust duct? or should i just grow some roses??

pardon my ignorance, but if i ran the air through a filter/s, would that solve the moisture issues?

it really isn’t a problem for my condo to have a slight amount of odor. only worried about neighbors

that was actually my first concern and actually the main reason for the tent. So, basically, what I wanted to do (and i don’t HAVE to do it), was have a closet that be insulated enough to have a grow tent inside of it. Especially since I would be exhausting literally straight through the roof...

yea, i have no idea where the ducting goes, once it is exhausted from my bathroom. I kinda just assumed that since it is bathroom exhaust vent that whoever did the duct work, probably made it the straightest way outside. Is size my friend or enemy when doing a tent grow? Because the walk in...

yes. it is attached to two other condos actually. extremely private for being a condominium though

neighbors might get a little suspicious if anyone sees me patching up random duct work in their bathrooms... lol.

I suppose my original post had a few questions. About how much (%) will negative pressure, alone, prevent of the total odor? (a substantial amount?)

i really appreciate your help. just to be clear, you are referring to the loft closet?

and also, there is probably twice the amount of air circulating in the bedroom closet than the loft closet

very good point... i have a few carbon filters laying around...

so you are suggesting to use the upstairs closet instead of my bedroom walk in closet?

Hi, Any advice/criticism would be very much appreciated. I just leased a top floor condo that has a loft. I am either going to set my tent up in the walk in closet in the master bedroom (and would easily be able to bring in fresh air directly from the central AC and I would exhaust directly...