My easy DIY carbon filter

[Zabkano1]

So this morning I decided to make my own activated carbon filter, it took like 30 minutes to build and works like a dream. I simply made one tube using plastic garden mesh and wrapped two sheets of activated carbon filter around it and then secured it with one more slightly bigger mesh tube, this then just pushes onto my 6" extractor using the inline connection fitting... My plant is 5 weeks into flower and smells like crazy, now their is zero smell

 

[coreywebster]

Always enjoy a bit of innovation

 

[RottyRzr]

So this morning I decided to make my own activated carbon filter, it took like 30 minutes to build and works like a dream. I simply made one tube using plastic garden mesh and wrapped two sheets of activated carbon filter around it and then secured it with one more slightly bigger mesh tube, this then just pushes onto my 6" extractor using the inline connection fitting... My plant is 5 weeks into flower and smells like crazy, now their is zero smell

Estimated Cost?

 

[Zabkano1]

Estimated Cost?

Estimated Cost?

I'd say around $15.. I already had the mesh so all I needed to buy was the activated carbon sheet and the connection piece for the extractor....

 

[EKG Cal Canna]

I'd say around $15.. I already had the mesh so all I needed to buy was the activated carbon sheet and the connection piece for the extractor....

Let us know how long it does the job . Necessity is The Mother of invention

 

[Zabkano1]

Let us know how long it does the job . Necessity is The Mother of invention
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Will do pal, I only have 4 ish weeks left of flower so I'm positive it will hold out until the end I also purchased a bag of activated carbon granuals, the next test would be to pour a layer of them over the filter, but hey if the filter mat holds out on it's own then happy days, no need to mess .. To be honest I don't see a reason it should fail, it's only the same as what is fitted into readay to go filters..