CO2 replenishment

If the room is completely sealed, and using a co2 burner, would one want to have both an intake and exhaust for the room?

Others may disagree but its nice to have the option that way if your tank is empty you can still keep them happy and if you do it correctly you will lose little co2

iFeeLikeDying said:

If the room is completely sealed, and using a co2 burner, would one want to have both an intake and exhaust for the room?

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Its not a sealed room nor
do I use a CO2 burner. You have misread, but you are not the first.

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shit the pic doesnt come out righ if you want I can make a quick sketch and snap a pic

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Oh and forgot to mention...nice illustration above...you were high weren't you?

I am asking a question, sorry my question is similar to yours and I decided to semi thread jack you instead of starting my own.

bravedave said:

Oh and forgot to mention...nice illustration above...you were high weren't you?

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Lmfao no ass hole (fucking faded) after I made the drawing it resized it lol

I said I would draw you a sketch and take a pic lol

iFeeLikeDying said:

I am asking a question, sorry my question is similar to yours and I decided to semi thread jack you instead of starting my own.

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Again not the first. . Looks like you got an answer too.

Why don't you run a burner or at least a co2 tank emitting system? Every time I ever had intake from the outside I always dealt with mold issues.

iFeeLikeDying said:

Why don't you run a burner or at least a co2 tank emitting system? Every time I ever had intake from the outside I always dealt with mold issues.

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Why did you have mold issues?

I dont run co2 personally just cause I dont need it

I do want to try it but my rooms will always have the capability to run without

sealing a room to me is more important for odor Issues FIRST co2 issues SECOND

to me at least

Outside humidity and temperature fluctuations.

If you are doing good WITHOUT co2, doing good WITH co2 will blow your mind.. 20-30% gain

iFeeLikeDying said:

Outside humidity and temperature fluctuations.

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Thats a givin but why do you have mold inside
if humidity the prob run a dehumidifier.

Or set up a venting schedule that allows your room to stay healthy with minimal co2 loss

why is this hard? Do you have complications?

I had big time complications, I changed the way I build out rooms because of it. Now on a 20'x20'x8' room I don't run any intake or exhaust. Just a co2 burner and when the lights are on I will leave the door open a couple times a day when the lights are on. It works great.

But on another room with an identical setup I have co2 burn problems big time. I am thinking because I don't have any fresh air coming into this other room as well the propane is not burning properly and creating a byproduct that is hurting my plants. THis is the 8th rip out of this room and everytime I have co2 burn issues and I have the co2 monitor set at only 800ppm.

Im thinking this room is sealed better and I need some fresh air to allow the propane to burn properly...

Ack sorry man
like I said I figure I dont need co2 till I can get the absolute max witout then ill go there
good luck