I suppose I could spay some of it into the ac vent intake? (to disperse it)
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You could. I think you would be better off just spraying it in each room. By the time it would get to the end of your AC system, it may have completely dispersed. This was instrumental in ridding my home of skunk odor!
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I don't think that should be a problem. It works great @getting rid of odors and does not leave any fragrance behind like other sprays. It comes out more like a mist so I would try just a little and see how it does.
1956169
It's unlikely to travel far enough in the intake duct to make a difference. You're better off using a room freshener. I recommend Citrus Magic Solid Air Freshener, Fresh Citrus, 8-Ounce, available from Amazon and local stores. It has a pleasant fragrance, not overwhelming or perfumed.
1956170
I wouldn't do that...it works great just spRaying this in each room. Don't mess with your AC system.
1956171
I assume doing that would eliminate existing odors. I spray it nearly everywhere.
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I guess you could, but that would be kind of an overkill. Engine oil coolers are normally of a smaller dimensions.
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Hi Davis ,I wouldn't , I thought about just leaving out , but changed my mind . If you room to store it for the winter , I say do it .
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Although I know it can be put in a diffuser, even a cotton ball & put in your AV/heat vent to purify air, I'm not sure about putting it in a humidifier.
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The unit cannot be completely enclosed. It is air cooled and needs fresh air for the intake.
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I guess you could, but it would be overkill, very messy and alot of fumes. You might want to try expanding foam first
801462
I could use it because it had to be vented to the outside.But I believe it vented out the back.
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Sure can, just make sure the damper will open freely. If not, rip it out and make sure to get a vent cap that has a damper. Mike Mbradyelectric
1513642
depends on how you disperse the load, but I'd advise you - don't do it. This is not a good product and the manufacturer does not stand behind it.
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You probably can, but I would not. When I cleaned my dryer vent, there was a lot of wet lint. I disconnected my dryer hose after running the sweeper and used a leaf blower to blow it out.
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What? You intend to cover up the windows or something? If so you probably could, but you would need to leave a few inches of space for air circulation or mold might grow from condensation.
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You need to exhaust it outside but the condensate is supposed to have an evaporation system but you may need to drain it.
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I think if the bag is new to leave it. It might reduce the CFM somewhat but I would leave it myself. You'll find that your shop vac hardly gets anything in it with this set up but there is still some material getting into the canister.
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I haven't tried it, but I don't see why you couldn't, if that's what you want to do. A clip is included, which keeps the back end in place on the vent frame so it won't move, so it's feasible (using strong tape), since there's an edge all around. The plastic is stronger than appears in the picture.
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I let some of the air out of mine....so I think you can put more back in...try it you have nothing to loose.
677390
Not to easily. I just blow mine out with an air compressor most of the time
947360
You'll need some way to vent the exhaust. If you have drop ceilings you might be able to vent it up into the ceiling.