Took forever to wait on the broken fan for containment of the charcoal, but it's finally done and filtering the air well. I feel confident that with the wet filters and the activated charcoal, it will do well with the solder smoke. I've been testing it in some musty/ smelly rooms in the house and, within an hour, the odors are cleared. As incense is burned, it draws in the smoke and no odor that I can detect. I suppose that will probably lessen the activated charcoal's life a bit. However, for just under $20, I'm pretty happy. Thanks again for the help and suggestions here.
solder smoke remover finally completed!
Nov 12, 2019
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But then, why burn the incense in the first place?
Thanks,
- Win
To ward off the twin evil spirits of decaffeinated coffee and alcohol-free beer.
Cheers
Clive
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