Exhaust Vent in Bathroom Grow Room

storkypig

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I tried to make it as readable as possible...the actual fan is a form of plastic...it is louder than I would like but I'll work on that..and, it doesn't really matter if it is that quit. It is a townhouse and I live alone. Anyways, can someone tell me if it seems I got a good thing going? I didn't install this, it was already there....I'm researching what the heck to do with it as far as odor control...is it cool to leave this one in there?
 

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I'd leave it there. Put a filter over it if need be, if its too loud leave it off.
 
I'd leave it there. Put a filter over it if need be, if its too loud leave it off.

I definately plan on using it, just wasn't sure if it was good or bad for the purpose of a carbon filter or whatever type of odor control option there is....any tips would rock! Thanks for the response friend.
 
It would work fine, I would stop by my local hardware store and get one of those activated carbon box filters for $15 and duct tape it over the fan when it starts to stink.
 
That fan is not going to make or break your set up - they're inserts for what's sometimes referred to as a fart-fan, and Home Depot sells them for $12-15.
It'll move maybe 50 cfm - and you could slap a carbon filter on it - to reduce exhaust smell. Since it's there - utilize it.
 
It would work fine, I would stop by my local hardware store and get one of those activated carbon box filters for $15 and duct tape it over the fan when it starts to stink.

U rock man...that is exactly what I will do. I had thought those carbon filters were WAY more expensive than that...15 bucks? you have made my day...I guess I have been looking at the wrong stuff on the internet cause the ones I see are mad expensive.
 
That fan is not going to make or break your set up - they're inserts for what's sometimes referred to as a fart-fan, and Home Depot sells them for $12-15.
It'll move maybe 50 cfm - and you could slap a carbon filter on it - to reduce exhaust smell. Since it's there - utilize it.

Yea, but I am just worried about the smell, not my grow. Prepping for when they start to get stanky. =P
 
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