How can I manage smell in a closet grow (1 plant)

Hi, Im a new grower, and Im growing one plant in my closet. Shes only a week old now, but thinking ahead is always good lol. I was wondering how you can help eliminate smell in the flowering stage in a closet? Does one of those air purifiers you can buy at walmart for like 150 dollars help?

BIG jar of ona in the closet and little ones around your house.

Sorry I dont mean to sound really stupid, but what is ona (question mark) (stupid keyboard just screwed up and i cant do question marks)

Canadian Sin said:

Hi, Im a new grower, and Im growing one plant in my closet. Shes only a week old now, but thinking ahead is always good lol. I was wondering how you can help eliminate smell in the flowering stage in a closet? Does one of those air purifiers you can buy at walmart for like 150 dollars help?

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If you get the right kind w/charoal/carbon filter yes. cept i dont think they are that much. i got mine for 7 at goodwill. Hell of a deal really, just had to buy a new filter which was like 10.

http://www.onaonline.com/prod-onablock.html

The only thing that's stupid is a house that smells like warm colas.

anyone know which type of Ona works better for weed plants?

I just got a jar of ONA because I can't afford a carbon filter yet. WOW ,what a find. Now my house just smells clean . I highly recommend ONA to anyone.

It's somewhat of a pain but I'm just getting started and an activated charcoal filter with a small inline fan (for your small space) and an appropriate length of ducting (dryer hose) will come in for less than you think. And you aren't just masking odors, you're cleaning them out of your air and simultaneously creating a moving air system. A ventilation circuit is a good thing.

The units you are talking about at walmart are probably deionizers, some of them have built in carbon scrubbers. They work. If you have an outdoor vent, ozone is the #1 odor fighter, but it's not really safe to use in confined spaces, so is really ideal for removing the odor from outdoor vents, not the interior spaces. I keep hearing a lot of people saying ONA is a lifesaver. Whatever you choose, realize your closet is going to have an odor. If you need to kill ventilation odor, go with ozone or carbon (ozone if you can afford it). If you need the interior odor reduced I would get any combination of deionizer, carbon filter, ONA, and run it in the room the closet is attached too.