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Does anyone care to share some cheap yet effective odor elimination solutions? I have a small space big enough for 4 plants. Any help?
customelement
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There are many DIY options available that can cut down on cost of good odor removal. You can find a good list of links to them from http://www.icmag.com/ic/showthread.php?t=40637 under Odor Control. Most DIY are based offa this one and this one. Both seem fairly easy though.
If you are like me, and suck at DIY stuff lol, you can look at getting a Can 33, though if you are in the states, you can find it cheaper as the linked site is canadian.
If you are like me, and suck at DIY stuff lol, you can look at getting a Can 33, though if you are in the states, you can find it cheaper as the linked site is canadian.
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NC2MD
Thanks for the info custom. I'll take a look at it.
Peace
Peace
I'll vouch for DurbanPoison's Works GREAT!
Rather than spend $10 on Duct tape and hose clamps, I dropped $3.95 on a rivet gun from harbor freight.
Check Ebay for activated carbon/charcoal.
Rather than spend $10 on Duct tape and hose clamps, I dropped $3.95 on a rivet gun from harbor freight.
Check Ebay for activated carbon/charcoal.
Can 33 is a good alternative for the DIY adverse such as myself. One thing to keep in mind is the max cfm rating is with the fan sucking through the filter. So if your fan is rated at 440 cfm unobstructed, it can reduce down by half with the filter attached.
http://www.bghydro.com/BGH/itemdesc.asp?ic=AOCCF033&eq=&Tp=
^^good price and great customer service
On that site the recomended fan is rated at 440cfm free flow, and 219 with filter attached. The 6" vortex would be similiar.
