Can I vent from my Tent into the house with no Smell??? Using filter.
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Absolutely, my brother had a big tent with 10 plants in the basement, zero smell with the charcoal filter. What's your filter fan setup/routing like? He had his so the tent was under negative pressure, so the filter was actually outside the tent and the heat/exhaust/smell was being blown out through the filter. I think he did this for space reasons, as I know typically the filter is mounted inside the tent and air is drawn through it, instead of pushed out of it.
whitebb2727
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Its controllable.
You must understand that some pot is horrible in flower. Stay away from cheese, skunk, indica heavy. They tend to be foul smelling.
Sativa's will be more fruity. I've had some smell like caramel and coffee.
When it comes time to chop and trim you will need to build a make shift air lock, like a tent connected to the door of your tent to work in or you will need a second scrubber in the room outside the tent.
Mountain air makes just about the best filter on the market.
Good luck.
R3DSTAR
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New to indoor. Just know that my outdoor ladies STINK! Having a hard time getting over my nerves that this is possible indoors with a simple carbon filter. Thanks
R3DSTAR
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Good advice. Thanks. May have to build a conduit tube plastic airlock room for trimming. Or trim pail it up to my attic for trimming and back down to the tent for drying.
whitebb2727
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Be prepared. That outdoor smell will be 100x worse indoors. One filter is not really enough. Smell will get out every time you open the tent. It should stay in the room and be scrubbed in a few minutes if you can lay a towel under the door.