Hobby_Man22
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What do yall think? Should it be used especially if it's like a barndaminium type setup where youre in their frequently because you're wife is pissed and you know she'll leave you alone in your mancave?
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Air filtration for shop?
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jack stand
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That's up to your wife!
Mine has the nose of a blood hound and her tolerance for garage smells suprises me. Welding and grinding, I try to ventilate and bigger cutting (especially plasma) I'll move it just outside. But one little splash of gasoline or especially diesel fuel.....
Mine has the nose of a blood hound and her tolerance for garage smells suprises me. Welding and grinding, I try to ventilate and bigger cutting (especially plasma) I'll move it just outside. But one little splash of gasoline or especially diesel fuel.....
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Hobby_Man22
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Its more for particles not odor displacement.
pcmeiners
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Agree with Hobby_Maan22, If odors occur, there are no filter affordable to a normal person which will remove them. Filters to eradicate odor are extremely expensive, and require a large space. Charcoal filters on the devices we have in our homes are useless, it would take a ton of activated charcoal to provide long term odor control. With any shop/garage attached to a living space I believe you would need to have plastic sheeting envelope (with sealing) the entire wall area connected to the shop/garage area.