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.

Jim Horton wrote...

... within an hour, the odors are cleared. As incense is
burned, it draws in the smoke and no odor that I can detect.

But then, why burn the incense in the first place?


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Thanks,
- Win

On 13/11/2019 01:33, Winfield Hill wrote:
Jim Horton wrote...

... within an hour, the odors are cleared. As incense is
burned, it draws in the smoke and no odor that I can detect.

But then, why burn the incense in the first place?

To ward off the twin evil spirits of decaffeinated coffee and
alcohol-free beer.

Cheers
--
Clive