Hi DaDuck,

I'm not sure if this will help but let me walk you through my situation and how I am going to tackle it. Odor is of particular concern to me. Note that in my situation it is going to be quite difficult for me to vent externally. In this regards I believe our situations are similar. I'm willing to spend a little money on this if needed. However, my grow room will be enclosed such that I will be able to vent and scrub which is different than your situation.

My solution involves redundancy and dual technologies - I will cap the 6" intake duct with a carbon scrubber and I will deploy an ozonator in the vent room to deal with anything that gets past the carbon filter. I'm going to start with the carbon scrubber. If it is not able to keep pace with the odor then I'll deploy the ozonator. Thoughts appreciated. Will the carbon scrubber alone do the job? Are there better options?

I've looked at the odor boxes (ONA and that stuff) but seems to me that that is just a mask and nor really applicable to my situation except as perhaps triple redundancy. I want the odor killed. DaDuck, you many want to also look at an odor mask like the ONA stuff. You could situate it close to the front of the house thereby providing a first line of defense. There are a bunch of DIY kits you can pull together yourself.
bigsby Reviewed by bigsby on . Air Scrubbing I am in the 6th week of flowering on my first grow. I live in a one bedroom apartment and the smell is getting pretty strong. The plants are in a walk in closet in my bedroom, but it's to the point now where I can smell them all the way over by the front door. I like the smell, but I doubt the apartment people would. If the maitenance guys came in here for some reason I'd be fucked. I have a small grow tent, but my plants got too big for it. I don't really want to buy a bigger tent though. I am Rating: 5