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hikari · 07-18-2020, 02:01 PM

-- Update --

Just wanted to give an update on the Minusa2

I used it last night. Throw a towel at the base of my door.
Knowing I should building something to get a better seel later on

With that said, I lit up a cigar and watch a tv show on the next flix.

The cigar lasted about an hour.
The minus2 did a good job and clearing the smoke for sure.
I used a mason jar as an ashtray so that I can cap it when I was done.

Well, I was wishfully thinking, and glad I didn't buy it myself, but the morning after about 8-10hrs, I could smell ash in the room still.

I now have the unit running on high for 3-4hrs no and on chat with Rabbitair to seem what they say.. again wishful thinking.

I know venting the room should be what you do, but it's to dame hot and expensive to cool things down here in Los Angeles. I'm not Mr money bucks. I even have solar panels installed in a month to save money. $1k DWP bills are no joke.

Side note I do need to seel my door a bit more. The smell did escape the room to the house as expected.

Any tips of getting rid of the smell when accidents happen are welcome,

Seeing I didn't spend money on the filter I still have a few I can throw at ventilation I guess

Any suggestions on ventilation, I may look into something but may have to go through the wall outside. Not sure the best way of doing with fan, etc..

Suggestions for window ventilation?

07-18-2020, 02:01 PM	#16
hikari Still Watching My Back Join Date: Jan 2009 First Name: Thomas Location: North Hollywood CA Posts: 108 Trading: (0)	Re: Indoor Smoking: -- Update -- Just wanted to give an update on the Minusa2 I used it last night. Throw a towel at the base of my door. Knowing I should building something to get a better seel later on With that said, I lit up a cigar and watch a tv show on the next flix. The cigar lasted about an hour. The minus2 did a good job and clearing the smoke for sure. I used a mason jar as an ashtray so that I can cap it when I was done. Well, I was wishfully thinking, and glad I didn't buy it myself, but the morning after about 8-10hrs, I could smell ash in the room still. I now have the unit running on high for 3-4hrs no and on chat with Rabbitair to seem what they say.. again wishful thinking. I know venting the room should be what you do, but it's to dame hot and expensive to cool things down here in Los Angeles. I'm not Mr money bucks. I even have solar panels installed in a month to save money. $1k DWP bills are no joke. Side note I do need to seel my door a bit more. The smell did escape the room to the house as expected. Any tips of getting rid of the smell when accidents happen are welcome, Seeing I didn't spend money on the filter I still have a few I can throw at ventilation I guess Any suggestions on ventilation, I may look into something but may have to go through the wall outside. Not sure the best way of doing with fan, etc.. Suggestions for window ventilation?