View Full Version : FOOTHILL FILTERS???
dj00140
06-17-2008, 02:08 PM
OK i was looking at these guys filters... any opinions?
eBay Store - FOOTHILL FILTERS: CARBON SCRUBBER, UNWANTED ODORS, HYDROPONICS (http://stores.ebay.com/FOOTHILL-FILTERS)
and also can i push air through these? i want to be able to use the same fan to cool my grow light and filter the smell through the filter!
heres what i was looking at for my small closet:
ACTIVATED CARBON CHARCOAL AIR FILTER ODOR SCRUBBER - eBay (item 180195197319 end time Jul-11-08 00:17:19 PDT) (http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&Item=180195197319&Category=43510&_trksid=p3907.m29)
thanks!
chongman420
06-17-2008, 02:33 PM
I dunno but your avatar rules!!! :)
dj00140
06-17-2008, 03:04 PM
:wtf:
NaughtyDreadz
06-17-2008, 04:40 PM
uh yeah.. looks like they don't have dust filters.. but otherwise.. alright..
moneyshotpb
06-18-2008, 02:01 AM
I looked at these....When you are comparing them to other filters(can etc...) look at the charcoal weight.It is substantially different IME
xcrispi
06-18-2008, 09:27 AM
It's better to draw through the filter than to pressurize it , the carbon gets a chance to do it's job then .
I have a 6 in. x 18 in. filter from this seller . It works great and I've ref. quite a few ppl. to her on other forums . I don't know if the lil self contained comp. fan ones work well , but the canister filters do . Her names Kim BTW and she'll bend over backwards to make you happy , even shipped mine empty so I didn't have to get bent over shipping the heavy ass carbon as I can get pelletized stuff here local for crazy cheap .
Yes you can run the filter and cool your hood using the same blower . air -> filter -> hood -> blower . Don't expect to do it using a 20.00 30.00 inductor booster fan though . Use a Vortex , Hurricane type blower . How long is all the ductwork , how many sharp bends in it etc... will all affect the filter , and blowers ability to do it's job too. I used a 449 cfm 6in. Vortex and had no probs. .
I started doing huge hydro grows though and ran into probs. as the carbon absorbs all the humidity / moisture and the filter no longer can do it's job then .
Peace
Crispi :stoned:
PS. - Naughty Dreads - they do come w/ a pre filter , or atleast mine did , she just doesnt picture it so you can see how the filters constructed .
DrSpoof
06-18-2008, 11:57 AM
yeah i think carbon filters get too moist at 55 - 60% RH to work.
Granted, most of the time you dont really want your room getting above 60% RH so it should be a moot point. Something to remember, though. :thumbsup:
DrSpiggs
zacmaster
06-19-2008, 02:26 PM
this is where i got my filter as well. it works great. just about to harvest and still have not had any smells. even had a friend rest his head on top of my cabinet and he didn't even know what was in it. you can't really make one much cheaper either. great filter i recommend to everyone. and mine came with a blue prefilter as well.
dj00140
06-20-2008, 04:16 PM
zacmaster looking at ur posts i have a strange suspicion u might work for foothill?
zacmaster
06-22-2008, 04:03 PM
no i just tried making one myself from some of the DIY forums and they ended up costing more and were less than half the quality. when i found foothill it kinda pissed me off that i wasted all the time and money on a filter that didn't work for shit. paid like $60 for their small filter and i haven't had a problem with smell. just wanted to let others know that those filters are the shit for what you pay for them.
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