I have a 2.6x1.5x2.6 tent which has a plant that vegged for 5 weeks. It is now in its second week of flowering starting today. My problem with smell began in the 4th week of veg. At first I dealt with it but now its getting even stronger to where its able to be smelled halfway down my steps. To tell how far that is I have 1 plant in this tent in a room in my attic. This room has a door that I close and then put a cloth at the base to help hold airflow in so it doesnt go into hall as much. Outside this door starts the steps which halfway down is about 10 standard size steps. If it gets any worse it will be down the next set of 10 steps and out the next door into where i cant have it haha.
So for my solution I have been looking at different methods for a diy carbon scrubber type deal. My problem is the fan I got which is the one that fits my tent exhaust holes is a 80 cfm inline. So what im wondering is what would be a good setup for this fan to effectively get rid of some or most of the smell?
What I did for now as I wanted to see how it worked when the system turns back on in the morning is I have the fans set to exhaust from the tent. I put a piece of filter from home depot on the outer part of inline fan(outside the tent. This was so it would allow airflow and now suck any carbon back into the fan. The problem with this is just this thin piece of filter blocks a lot and i mean alot of air flow so I had to cut a hole in the center to allow a bit more airflow through, Then what I did was bought a bathroom vent piece at home depot which is jsut a piece of venting with a cap on the end that has vent slits so the air vents out as much as possible. Inside this piece i just poured a bit of active carbon so the air travels over it hopefully eliminating a decent amount of odour.
So below willbe an image of final product. Like I said it may or may not work iv never done this before so ill know tomorrow. I would really like to hear what others do with this size of fan to keep the smell away and airflow nicely flowing as im assumnig if I cant feel the air coming out the final venting piece that my system is not working and not filtering the smell correct? Thanks to all that help.
So for my solution I have been looking at different methods for a diy carbon scrubber type deal. My problem is the fan I got which is the one that fits my tent exhaust holes is a 80 cfm inline. So what im wondering is what would be a good setup for this fan to effectively get rid of some or most of the smell?
What I did for now as I wanted to see how it worked when the system turns back on in the morning is I have the fans set to exhaust from the tent. I put a piece of filter from home depot on the outer part of inline fan(outside the tent. This was so it would allow airflow and now suck any carbon back into the fan. The problem with this is just this thin piece of filter blocks a lot and i mean alot of air flow so I had to cut a hole in the center to allow a bit more airflow through, Then what I did was bought a bathroom vent piece at home depot which is jsut a piece of venting with a cap on the end that has vent slits so the air vents out as much as possible. Inside this piece i just poured a bit of active carbon so the air travels over it hopefully eliminating a decent amount of odour.
So below willbe an image of final product. Like I said it may or may not work iv never done this before so ill know tomorrow. I would really like to hear what others do with this size of fan to keep the smell away and airflow nicely flowing as im assumnig if I cant feel the air coming out the final venting piece that my system is not working and not filtering the smell correct? Thanks to all that help.
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