Ever used an Inline Carbon Scrubber like this?

[paulobaca]

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Never seen one of these discussed on a forum. Was wondering if anybody has expernce? I want to put a scrubber at the end of my vent, so that it doesnt pick up odors while traveling though the ducting and lights.

Any opinions?

 

[DIGITALHIPPY]

looks like a good idea.
id put it at the begining, it shouldn't 'pick-up' any odors in the hoods...been running 'sealed room' and my hoods never leak. unless u know forsure thers a leak...
id just be worried about the heat decreasing it life...

 

[paulobaca]

looks like a good idea.
id put it at the begining, it shouldn't 'pick-up' any odors in the hoods...been running 'sealed room' and my hoods never leak. unless u know forsure thers a leak...
id just be worried about the heat decreasing it life...

I was always wondering why everybody nobody puts their carbon at the end of the run and thats it. Heat kills carbon. Thanks DH. They usually make ozone products like this cause I guess Ozone does fine w/heat.

 

[ssh x nl]

I was always wondering why everybody nobody puts their carbon at the end of the run and thats it. Heat kills carbon. Thanks DH. They usually make ozone products like this cause I guess Ozone does fine w/heat.

I had always thought it was better to suck than push air through a carbon scrubber, which is why I put it at the beginning. My worry is that the scrubber won't be able to disperse the air correctly as it's being forced through at a high rate.

 

[Hawk]

If you're putting a scrubber at the end of a your vent, why use an inline scrubber? Wouldn't it be more effective to use a "normal" style scrubber?