Scrubbing Air Multiple Times To Mask Smell

[RandyWatsonJr]

Howdy all. I’m trying to figure out a better method on my humidity/air flow situation so I’m planing to vent directly from the tent directly outside (sweet baby jesus!) through a small window. The fan is 10 inches and will go through a silencer and large charcoal filter before it exits the tent/house.

I was thinking that in addition to this, I will add another fan inside the tent that DOES NOT exhaust but is hooked up to another charcoal filter. The size of this fan is tbd I guess. I was hoping that this extra scrub will mask +95% of the smell before it exits the other filter. Is that possible you think? My neighbors arent terribly close (a few hundred yards) but they aren’t miles away either.

For reference, the tent is 10x10 and is going to be used for flower and drying. It will be ½ to ¾ full but not completely full.

I’m open to all suggestions!!!!

 

[Natep]

I wish someone made a in-line carbon filter. I don’t like having it in the tent. I put my in-line fan on top of the tent that way I do it lose any height. Then vent out of the side of my house. I use dryer louvers to hide the duct work.

 

[mstrpkl]

I dont think thats gonna work because the 2nd fan inside the tent wont be capturing the smell the moment it leaves the plant, meaning it can still work its way up to the filter leading outside. I feel like a single carbon filter with a strong enough fan is plenty, but i suppose you could somehow fit a carbon filter inside the vents to help mitigate the smell? Would have to be a different kind of carbon filter. Either that or find a way to have the outside vent lead to a charcoal pile (could just buy a bag of charcoal from somewhere) and it could get more filtered through that. Kind of a weird janky idea, but its an idea i guess lol