Quote Originally Posted by WashougalWonder
I did a lot of research on this. Components to make, the type of carbon, how long it lasts, blah.

It is cheaper, the first time around to buy a commercial carbon filter. The cost is the carbon.

Now, carbon can be reactivated by reheating to over 400 for several hours. I hope to be able (and it looks like I can) when this one needs changing to disassemble and recycle the carbon and put it back together.

For now, it works, cuts down on noise too
Hey WW did ya ever build one or your still running on good carbon? My tents getting stinky and im not in flower yet! So its going to be stinking bad im thinking




Thanks WW:rasta: