Heat, Exhaust and Co2 for new room

[DutchmasterPro]

Excuse me...? Looked like you had let the thread die, and it's not our responsibility to refresh YOUR thread. That's YOUR responsibility. And since you didn't refresh (bump) the thread for days and weeks, it shows others that you either found the info elsewhere, or dropped the idea. So :wtf: ?

Anyway, do what ya gotta do.

Good luck. :jointsmile:

Ok you guys are a little rough on newcomers,,, I thought I was supposed to wait for a response to my last post,, which was 6 days ago,, not weeks. So take it easy bro, just tryin to do it right.

[Rusty Trichome]

Patience to the point of inaction is no longer patience...it's inaction. :thumbsup:

I'm not usually one to mince words or pussy-foot around. Were I not an old grumpy ass, I'd likely do the people pleasing, politically correct, double-speak dance, but that's just not me.

So what were the 25 different questions you had again? (not only grumpy, but forgetful) Perhaps someone with CO2 experience will lend a helping hand.

[caligrown82807]

duch im havin the same ?s now what did you do or anybody on here what do you do with the situation :wtf:

[DutchmasterPro]

Ok I'll try and tame the 25 questions,, Wondering how well I can control odor by just pulling air from within room and filter and just recirculating it.
I just want the best system intact for when I add co2.

[redaaron]

yes running a recirculating filter will work just fine! its what i do. check out the log in my sig. you'll my homemade filter just sitting on the floor pushing the nuetralized air up and constantly cleaning the air.

fixed my odor problem in 15 minutes worked wonders!