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vince noir rock n roll star
recently i decided to rebuild my little gro cab ,after all ive been using it in its present form for at least 15 years and needed a tidy up (it was really slung together quickly all those years ago ) but being the ever cheapskate that i am when it comes to growing i thought id have a look around at home meade carbon filters ..oh man theres some great designs online including here but then i stumbled on an american site where people were using cat litter instead of activated charcoal in their diy filters and according to them they worked really really well ,odour neutralising filters ..anyway i was down at wilkinsons this morning and lo and behold in the pet section they had all manner of odour control litter for cat trays ..so i read all the bags and settle on one that promises active odour control ..well i think it ma work ..im making a filter like a can filter but then it hit me ..i can put this stuff in the grow cab on a tray under the plants as well ..for when i cant run the exhaust fan (dont want my kid knowing just yet and hes gotten nosy ..so if theres no fan noise when hes indoors he wont notice )

has anyone else tried cat litter as odour control ? its a clean medium to work with too and as of right now the white widow cutting that stank my greenhouse out cannot be smelt anywhere in my house ...oh and at £2.50 for 8kgs it woint matter if i have to replace it every month either
vardy
wow thats really interesting!!, i will have to give it a go and see what its like thankyou for sharing it with us yahoo.gif
weedmonsta
my mother used to put it in a bit o nylon stocking in the fridge.....so i dont see why it wouldnt work.... just dont get the fullers earth(grey) stuff as it goes like mud when it gets moist
Romulus
intresting, im allso looking up info to build my own, since carbon filter and a rvk fan will cost abot 100 quid. and i carnt help but think that there isnt that much to a carbon filter so makeing one carnt be that difficult. also you need to replace a carbon filter ever 7-9 months i think. (thats what they told me in the shop any way)
i will deffo try a few bags of cat litter first tho.
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