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raratt

raratt

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I made a couple spacers for the TP holder in the front bathroom, I guess it was designed before the mega rolls existed. They should fit in there fine now without dragging on the cabinet. Replaced an "adjustable" sprinkler head that refused to be adjusted anymore, I have a feeling it was modified by Roxy attacking the water.
 
Aeroknow

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raratt said:
Broke one of the tops all the way off instead of bending it over, guess I didn't mash it enough before trying to bend it. These plants are a little, more fibrous(?) than the last ones I did.
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curious2garden said:
LOL I was just going to ask if @raratt was using silica
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The Megacrop raratt is using has it in it and does make the cake more susceptible to snapping when supercropping.

I use a sharpie. Squish the stem between the sharpie and tip of you’re thumb. I’ve been doing it that way for a long time. It will usually do a cleaner job. i might lose only about 1 out of 300 using the sharpie.
 
Laughing Grass

Laughing Grass

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I upgraded my exhaust from four inch to six inch. I bought a cheapo fan on amazon for $45 figuring they're all the same. It seemed a bit louder than the four inch... it wasn't until I got into bed that I noticed it sounded like a vacuum cleaner running in the basement. Replaced it with a vortex fan and can't hear a thing in the bedroom with it running on full blast.

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GreatwhiteNorth

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Laughing Grass said:
I upgraded my exhaust from four inch to six inch. I bought a cheapo fan on amazon for $45 figuring they're all the same. It seemed a bit louder than the four inch... it wasn't until I got into bed that I noticed it sounded like a vacuum cleaner running in the basement. Replaced it with a vortex fan and can't hear a thing in the bedroom with it running on full blast.

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I count two 180 degree bends in the first 6ish feet = not good, a huge loss of efficiency. Try straightening that out & use ridged tube versus the flexible if at all possible.
 
Laughing Grass

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GreatwhiteNorth said:
I count two 180 degree bends in the first 6ish feet = not good, a huge loss of efficiency. Try straightening that out & use ridged tube versus the flexible if at all possible.
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lol I didn't show the outside pic last time you said something about that hose.

It comes out and goes to the roof of the grow room then goes to the ceiling between the wood over to the window where there's another 90° bend as it goes out the window. It's about 12 feet total length. I was looking at 6" ducting at home depot the bends seem not too difficult, however the straight parts seem to be sold as sheets of metal that you have to make into tubes yourself. Maybe I'm missing something.

 
manfredo

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Laughing Grass said:
lol I didn't show the outside pic last time you said something about that hose.

It comes out and goes to the roof of the grow room then goes to the ceiling between the wood over to the window where there's another 90° bend as it goes out the window. It's about 12 feet total length. I was looking at 6" ducting at home depot the bends seem not too difficult, however the straight parts seem to be sold as sheets of metal that you have to make into tubes yourself. Maybe I'm missing something.

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Thats wasn't an accurate depiction, but here you go...They are a little tricky but you can do it!!

 
Bareback

Bareback

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Laughing Grass said:
lol I didn't show the outside pic last time you said something about that hose.

It comes out and goes to the roof of the grow room then goes to the ceiling between the wood over to the window where there's another 90° bend as it goes out the window. It's about 12 feet total length. I was looking at 6" ducting at home depot the bends seem not too difficult, however the straight parts seem to be sold as sheets of metal that you have to make into tubes yourself. Maybe I'm missing something.

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Nope you’re not missing anything that is exactly how it works. But it’s easier than you might think.
 
manfredo

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OMG...I might need to change my shorts. Just finished cleaning my vape and was about to use it...Thank God I didn't.

In pulls a shiny new red van with "Office of Emergency Services" and "Fire Investigation" lettering...My heart starts beating faster. I'm thinking there was a fire at one of my rentals....or worse yet, they know about something they shouldn't. I go outside, and the guy says are you__________ _________ ? Yes I am...he gets out, and he has a pistil on his side. At this point, I'm scared, thinking these guys are under cover cops! I never seen a fireman with a pistol before!!

They supposedly were doing Covid inspections and they thought I had a business here. I said nope, I'm a retired Realtor with copd...They were friendly, we chatted a minute, and they left....but how fucking weird!! I thanked them and said i was glad to see them out doing inspections!! Yikes!!!!





Laughing Grass said:
That video made sense. You think it would be easier to just sell it already assembled.

How much more efficient would it really be with that type of ducting? I'm just deciding if I want to spend $80 on ducting and stand on a ladder all day if it's only going to be an incremental gain that I won't notice.
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I use the flex stuff, but try to have as few bends as possible.
 
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