[flowerpower]

Don’t know never used them. I think as long as they have a comparable serface area, and are as pourous they should work. Let the comunity know how long and how well it lasts. I am running an AC Infinity 6″ refillable can filter myself. I wondered how long it would be before I had to change the charcoal that was provided with the filter.

[oldestschool]

I used these old can filters for years. 1 small 4 incher diy with ground charcoal. The one I just changed had pellets and I ran it for years no trouble. Now In 2 bd apt with Mrs that can’t handle the smell anymore.

I believe it’s psychosomaticst lol

I changed it out cuz I can’t take the chance of pissing her off. Going th refill with the granitor charcoal I have on hand. But yeah, I’ve got this 5 footer 150lb can I use for a air scrubber for lung room. Going to fill it with the cheaper pellets and I’ll keep it updated on smell removal and length of time.

Can’t wait to cracked that 5 footer. If she’s filled with pellets. I’m sold cuz I’ve had an run this can the most over the years and it’s still cleaning the smell.

Happy growing bro

[oldestschool]

Just picked up a new ac infinity 6″ inline fan and charcoal filter. And I’ve got to say, damn 🤯

The craftsmanship and new tech you young ones get is nice. Kind of reminds me of old beer cans we opened with a can opener. Now days you get this light weight, strong as @#$k built filters and fans so quite and powerful. The old classics are solid heavy and will last forever but I can’t hang it from the top of my tent and sleep good knowing it’s not going to bring the tent down the next earthquake we get.