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    How to build your own inexpensive odour neutraliser

    im definantly gonna start on it asap :thumbsup:
    weedcollecter123 Reviewed by weedcollecter123 on . How to build your own inexpensive odour neutraliser Bad smells, stink and hefty weed odours is something every indoor cultivator needs like another hole in the head. Because the problem arises as a result of growing activities, it is logical to take preventative measures. Many weed growers use carbon filters to get rid of weed smells and that can often be expensive, depending on the size of your space, of course. For those starter growers and other interested parties, investing in ventilation and filters can be a big step and Rating: 5

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    How to build your own inexpensive odour neutraliser

    what about those timered ones that hang on the wqall in public washrooms and spray every 5-10 minutes?

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    How to build your own inexpensive odour neutraliser

    are there any retail stores in the US that sell polymer crystals?
    i dont really want to order anything online.
    if not, any sort of substitute for it?

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    How to build your own inexpensive odour neutraliser

    i got some polymer crystals at walgreens before. i forgot the brand name, something like no dry.

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    How to build your own inexpensive odour neutraliser

    bravo!

    Great thread, I shall most definitely be making the odour neutraliser. :thumbsup:

    also...my evil side says the neutraliser could be used for a little fun.....:stoned:

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    How to build your own inexpensive odour neutraliser

    Does anyone have the brand name of the crystals you can buy in the U.S.?

    Also, how do you get power to the fan? I see that it has two wires...can you just cut open an extension cord and connect the two wires?

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    How to build your own inexpensive odour neutraliser

    How about thes? Water Absorbing Polymer Crystals, Aqua Crystal Earth - eBay (item 130194579363 end time Feb-06-08 15:43:12 PST)

    Would those work as the polymer crystals you said you need?

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    How to build your own inexpensive odour neutraliser

    Hello?

    Bueller?

    Bueller?

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    How to build your own inexpensive odour neutraliser

    Quote Originally Posted by ManOHman
    Does anyone have the brand name of the crystals you can buy in the U.S.?

    Also, how do you get power to the fan? I see that it has two wires...can you just cut open an extension cord and connect the two wires?
    I was wondering about this as well. :thumbsup:

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    How to build your own inexpensive odour neutraliser

    ^^ i took an old 12v phone charger, taped pos - pos and neg - neg. Tada!

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