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Old 10-01-2016, 06:07 PM
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Carbon filters suck!!!

I have three phresh 6x24 Carbon filters (2 kinda older but not out of spec and 1 brand new) scrubbing a 10x12 grow room with 4 plants. My whole fucking house reeks and it reeks around my house out to the damned sidewalk. Anyone else have this problem? Any other ideas about odor reduction?
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Old 10-01-2016, 06:15 PM
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Ozone for total smell removal.
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Humidity kills them. Is that an issue?

How old are the others?

Is your room sealed or does it have significant negative pressure?

If it were me I would use all new filters and replace them every year or 2 at the most. You can DIY replace the carbon too.

Use ozone on outtake not into the dwelling.
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I've had great success with Rhino carbon filters. If the humidity is too high they don't work as well though.
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sounds like its time to replace the old ones . how old are they ?
i had pretty good luck with phresh filters , but my shop carries Can filters now , so i use them . i have a can 100 & a canlite 8 x 24 scrubbing my 10 x 10 room .
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Humidity kills them. Is that an issue?

How old are the others?

Is your room sealed or does it have significant negative pressure?

If it were me I would use all new filters and replace them every year or 2 at the most. You can DIY replace the carbon too.

Use ozone on outtake not into the dwelling.
None of the filters are over a year old. Room is mostly sealed. I do have an ac unit that kicks on at night to drop temps here towards the end of 12/12 but that's only at night. Ozone sounds like a good bet.
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My humidity has been a bit on the high side for 12/12. Sometimes around 65% but I'm using a very strong light and co2 and tons of air circulation. With VPD it's acceptable humidity. No mold at all.
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I always buy Can filters, I use them for well over a year and a half and they still keep odor in check. Usually when I throw them out they still work just fine, I throw them out before I have problems. Never once has can let me down.
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Does ozone generator have any negative effect on plants?
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Does ozone generator have any negative effect on plants?
Yes, they have...even on human...in high concentrations, ozone is harmful, I use it in the outcoming.

If you're going to use ozone, take your precautions.
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