intake air flow

[highweedskunk]

So am done with my new room .my 20 female white widows are 4 inches tall now now i want to control air intake into my room should i take it from the outside of the house or from inside my house meaning my kitchen??? any help is appreciated:dance:

highweedskunk Reviewed by highweedskunk on 06-09-2006. intake air flow So am done with my new room .my 20 female white widows are 4 inches tall now now i want to control air intake into my room should i take it from the outside of the house or from inside my house meaning my kitchen??? any help is appreciated:dance: Rating: 5

[t3chyo]

fresh-air from outside as the intake.

[highweedskunk]

so air fron outside is better any one else agrrees???

[gorillafarmer]

out for me

[highweedskunk]

nice that makes to people that say yea to airflow from outside

[MegaOctane12]

Air from outside, air from another room, its the same thing. Its more than likely the temperature in your house will be more similar room to room than taking air directly from the outside where conditions vary, and also you will be sucking in all sorts of bugs and shit you don't want, up to you, both will work fine.

[highweedskunk]

yeah tru i don't wan't any buga bit i have a small filter that runs with the blower so it does not get any bugs....ect

[t3chyo]

The same vid I got the "flower 14/10 on last two weeks" said that fresh-air is your best friend when it comes to ventilation. So the answer should be what is better, getting your fresh air from outside or inside your house.

[mscaboo]

i think air from inside is better.what happens when it rains you are going to be pullling in very humid wet air not good for flowering plants,also your air temp inside your room will be more consistent and probably cooler

[the image reaper]

draw air in from inside the house, exhaust to the outside ... as said before, less chance of drawing in insects, spores, humidity, molds, etc. .. :smokin: