niko
05-02-2007, 12:02 PM
in a closet where i keep old things and i found one of those mini waterfalls that you get at the mall for $20. It's 12 inches high and you put water in the back and turn it on and its a waterfall. Its powered by a little pump. So i decided to fill it up with pine sol and give it a try. well I'll be damed, it works like a fucking charm!! I know have a pinesol waterfall outside my grow room and i cant smell a thing. And i have some stinkers in there ( Sour D, Strawberry D, Sour ****, williams wonder and more)
I was surprised how well it works and wanted to share that with you guys here. Hope it helps
P.S. Get some liquid thats safe to breath such as ona, freebreeze,aroma oils....etc
This is a great link and there can be much debate about cloaking a smell and removing it from the air. Cost wise they are about equal.
JUST one thing: PINE SOL and LYSOL contain PHENOLS which are quite dangerous.
This is an excerpt from an article that even the EPA agrees with.
"According to the National Institutes of Health, phenol is toxic and people who are hypersensitive to it could experience death or serious side effects at very low exposures. Plus, it is rapidly absorbed and can cause toxicity throughout the entire body. Typically, death and severe toxicity result from phenol's effects on the central nervous system, heart, blood vessels, lungs and kidneys.
Many common household disinfectants contain phenols-caustic and dangerous compounds that could be harming your family's health.
Other symptoms of exposure include:
* Shock
* Delirium
* Coma
* Pulmonary distress
* Phenolic breath
* Scanty/dark urine
* Severe burns and numbness if exposed to the skin
* Death
Further studies have shown that these compounds can cause:
* Damage to respiratory and circulatory systems
* Cardiac damage
* Major damage to the liver, kidneys and eyes after chronic exposure
* Respiratory problems and pneumonia in rats, mice, and guinea pigs
* Nonyl phenol ethoxylate, a common ingredient in laundry detergents and all-purpose cleaners, is banned in Europe, and biodegrades slowly into even more toxic compounds
Some commonly used household products that contain phenols include:
* Household detergents
o Lysol
o Pine-Sol
o Spic-n-Span
ALSO CONSIDER THIS
I see alot of pet pictures posted. Stoners are generally animal friendly.
Well PHENOLS are particularly bad for DOGS and CATS!!!
"Phenol and Phenol Derivatives, such as Pine-Sol and Lysol
*
Phenol and derivatives such as creosote, naphthol, wood tar and others
*
Especially toxic to cats
*
SYMPTOMS: Muscle twitches, depression, coma, respiratory distress, jaundice. Contact Vet immediately."
ALL IN ALL DON'T RISK YOUR HEALTH OR THAT OF YOUR FRIENDS,FAMILY, AND PETS .
I just took a coffee can and filled it with activated charcoal and hooked it to my exhaust. Works like a charm. No one has smelled a thing coming from my closet yet
I was surprised how well it works and wanted to share that with you guys here. Hope it helps
P.S. Get some liquid thats safe to breath such as ona, freebreeze,aroma oils....etc
This is a great link and there can be much debate about cloaking a smell and removing it from the air. Cost wise they are about equal.
JUST one thing: PINE SOL and LYSOL contain PHENOLS which are quite dangerous.
This is an excerpt from an article that even the EPA agrees with.
"According to the National Institutes of Health, phenol is toxic and people who are hypersensitive to it could experience death or serious side effects at very low exposures. Plus, it is rapidly absorbed and can cause toxicity throughout the entire body. Typically, death and severe toxicity result from phenol's effects on the central nervous system, heart, blood vessels, lungs and kidneys.
Many common household disinfectants contain phenols-caustic and dangerous compounds that could be harming your family's health.
Other symptoms of exposure include:
* Shock
* Delirium
* Coma
* Pulmonary distress
* Phenolic breath
* Scanty/dark urine
* Severe burns and numbness if exposed to the skin
* Death
Further studies have shown that these compounds can cause:
* Damage to respiratory and circulatory systems
* Cardiac damage
* Major damage to the liver, kidneys and eyes after chronic exposure
* Respiratory problems and pneumonia in rats, mice, and guinea pigs
* Nonyl phenol ethoxylate, a common ingredient in laundry detergents and all-purpose cleaners, is banned in Europe, and biodegrades slowly into even more toxic compounds
Some commonly used household products that contain phenols include:
* Household detergents
o Lysol
o Pine-Sol
o Spic-n-Span
ALSO CONSIDER THIS
I see alot of pet pictures posted. Stoners are generally animal friendly.
Well PHENOLS are particularly bad for DOGS and CATS!!!
"Phenol and Phenol Derivatives, such as Pine-Sol and Lysol
*
Phenol and derivatives such as creosote, naphthol, wood tar and others
*
Especially toxic to cats
*
SYMPTOMS: Muscle twitches, depression, coma, respiratory distress, jaundice. Contact Vet immediately."
ALL IN ALL DON'T RISK YOUR HEALTH OR THAT OF YOUR FRIENDS,FAMILY, AND PETS .
I just took a coffee can and filled it with activated charcoal and hooked it to my exhaust. Works like a charm. No one has smelled a thing coming from my closet yet