I found an excellent, relatively cheap whole room air scrubber that WORKS

Well, if you check out my grow I have some seriously stinky ladies. That skunk #1 is a BASTARD IN WEEK 5!!! Even with a 6'' carbon filter, ONA gel pro, and tarp stapled under the door for airblock, I could STILL smell it in the bathroom adjacent to my room. Now I live in an apt with 8 people (it's a big house) and nobody knows and / or would even give a shit if they did. Everyone's pretty relaxed and does their own thing. But still, I don't want the landlord or an outsider coming in EVER able to smell ANYTHING.

So I researched some HEPA filter type whole-room air purifiers and found this one the Winix PlasmaWave 5300. Set that baby up and in fifteen minutes it KILLED IT. I am so happy, just gonna leave it on 24/7 for now on. I got it for $100 on ebay, I think you can find them new for $150-200. the true HEPA filters are a bit pricey too but it's worth every penny.

I'm obviously not a shill for the company (lol talk about guerilla marketing if I were), just thought you guys would appreciate knowing about a room air scrubber that WORKS. It has some "auto-air quality detection" thing that seems to work. ie when I rip the bong and blow it a hit it turns up the juice.

Also, no ozone.

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Winix PlasmaWave 5300

you may be able to get it even cheaper. but considering the filters alone are worth $70, not a bad deal.

hope your not talkn s*** man i'm in a similar setup and was gona get a c-filter but if this works better i'l order one off amazon

this is a plasma generator -
i wonder how this differs from a corona generator?
no one ever talks about using plasma generators, anyone got any info on these i googled them and they are pretty cheap

rollurowns said:

hope your not talkn s*** man i'm in a similar setup and was gona get a c-filter but if this works better i'l order one off amazon

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I'm not sure this could completely replace a good high CFM can filter, but it makes a huge difference in the room where my closet is. I have a can filter running as well, but it's diy so probably not quite as effective as a "real" one either.

As far as I know Murf a corona generator exudes ozone - this claims to be ozone free.