Hereâ??s the problem: youâ??re running co2. So your exhaust is turned off for long periods of time. Youâ??re flowering. Obviously, with no exhaust the odor will quickly fill your house and next be smellable from outside.
Iâ??ve heard ozone generators are harmful to plants (and humans) so canâ??t have one in the growroom to stop odor at the sourceâ?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦
Do people that run co2 just allow their house to reek?? Controllers turn the fans on periodically â?? but donâ??t do anything about the smell thatâ??s been seeping/accumulatinge in your house (outside your room).
I have a friend with an expensive setup â?? air-cooled lights, co2, co2/fan controller, carbon filterâ?¦â?¦. You canâ??t smell his house down the block, but when I get within 2 feet of his front door I can definitely smell it, not to mention inside the house.
Anywhere near that high level is not a possibility for me (at present using filtered exhaust, always on/constant suction, zero odor even if you put your nose up to the growroom door). Is there a way to leave the exhaust off (for the co2) and still have that low odor?
growinit Reviewed by growinit on . How can I use co2 without causing odor? Hereâ??s the problem: youâ??re running co2. So your exhaust is turned off for long periods of time. Youâ??re flowering. Obviously, with no exhaust the odor will quickly fill your house and next be smellable from outside. Iâ??ve heard ozone generators are harmful to plants (and humans) so canâ??t have one in the growroom to stop odor at the sourceâ?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦â?¦ Do people that run co2 just allow their house to reek?? Controllers turn the fans on periodically â?? but donâ??t do anything Rating: 5