I’m in the DFW area myself. Turned my spare bedroom/office into my cigar/whiskey room. Ended ip putting an inline exhaust that vents outside (roof) From my calculations it moves the air about 50 times an hour. When I smoke I usually just run the fan on the A/c or furnace on medium to avoid any smoke from going to the vents. When done I immediately get rid of the ash or just put the ashtray outside for cleaning later. Afterwards I run an ionizer for about :20. It’s been working great so far but would definitely like to add an A3 to the mix. Great Review !!! Thanks!!

@DavidSchwartzjr

6 ай бұрын

That is awesome, thanks for the tips and for sharing your expertise with regard to your smoking room. I think I may have to just end up doing an exhaust line too, air movement is definitely a big key it seems with making an enjoyable lounge area. Sounds like you got a good system going with the removal of ash immediately and running an ionizer. The A3 sounds like a nice addition to put in the room someday. Cheers from SA! 😎👍🍻

@bharned3

6 ай бұрын

DFW area also- Thinking about adding an exhaust fan to my room as well. Did you do it yourself or have it done?

@edwino.4773

6 ай бұрын

@@bharned3 Did it myself. Installed an AC infinity cloudline S8. Dedicated receptacle in the attic. 8” duct work through the roof.

@SmokeNGunsBBQ

3 ай бұрын

Check the door gap, if you're sucking air in at the door (asauming you're pulling over 50 changes/hr you are) you're also pulling from the hvac vents. Should be good to run the AC with no worries.

@SmokeNGunsBBQ

3 ай бұрын

​@@edwino.4773did a 10" ac infinity through the roof for a 3,000³ ft room those units are great

Setup my basement for smoking beside an A3 I added a Fantech exhaust system. The combination of both has worked perfect.

Well thought out and I think you may just have to dial it in as you describe. I strongly believe that exhausting air/smoke is the best option for preventing fugitive smoke from leaving the room. If there is any way to add an inline fan I think will solve your return air issue as well. The exhaust fan will create negative pressure and should eliminate the need to block the return. It is also less expensive than another eRabbit. Thanks for crediting the Purifan clip appropriately. I think you are close to having this perfected.

@DavidSchwartzjr

6 ай бұрын

That is great information and a really helpful tip with regard to the negative air pressure with an exhaust fan! I think that is likely the best route so now I just have to convince the wife to allow me to take on that project, haha. I really appreciate your video and expertise! 😎👍🍻

I have an audio listening room that I would also like to smoke in. For me it is most important not to get residu on my equipment AND not to let the smell escape the eoom (though I do have an outside wall 😊) I am very curious how much noise the fan solution makes. Tried it yet?

Best placement is on the wall a bit above eye level.

Does cigar smoke contribute to the dirty air? or is it just dust and fomites?

@DavidSchwartzjr

6 ай бұрын

Yes, the smoke itself can contribute to the dirty air both in the nicotine that it contains (can stain things) and has volatile chemicals in it. Part of the dirtiness of the filter in this review is since the shop has an fresh air intake (as well as customers opening the front door constantly), any dust/dirt that gets into the shop is also being filtered by the Rabbit Air.

Rabbit air for the Win got 2 of them

@DavidSchwartzjr

6 ай бұрын

Awesome! Yes I think 2 for my room is going to be just fine. Thanks for the feedback! 😎🙌

@constructionvlogs7845

6 ай бұрын

so if I get one of these, do you think my wife will still kill me if I try smoking in the house putting it next to my chair?

FIRST HAHAHAHAH Also that fan was ballin, I NEED one!

@DavidSchwartzjr

7 ай бұрын

Haha thanks bro! Yeah it’s legit!!

Im gonna have to save the link for when I set up my own cigar lounge

@DavidSchwartzjr

7 ай бұрын

Yeah man, thanks for checking out the vid and have a happy new year, Sixto! 🥳🙌

@watchsixto

7 ай бұрын

@DavidSchwartzjr happy new years to you too, bro 🙏

It is amazing how dirty air can be... Air is always around to get dirty 24/7...

@DavidSchwartzjr

6 ай бұрын

Yeah it really is crazy, I couldn't believe how dirty the filters got in such a short time. Still has a lot of life in them too which is great to see!

@syndicatedsatellite7288

6 ай бұрын

@@DavidSchwartzjr Imagine how much dirty air people breathe that work in factories and other jobs...

@DavidSchwartzjr

6 ай бұрын

@@syndicatedsatellite7288 yeah no kidding! 😬

I don’t care I am going to smoke that cigar at no cost😮😮😮😊

Man... seeing how dirty the filters get after just one day... what do our lungs look like???

This is kind of ridiculous do you know how much you will spend on buying new filters

@DavidSchwartzjr

4 ай бұрын

Enlighten me, how much?

@brianredban9393

4 ай бұрын

@DavidSchwartzjr 95 bucks per change. If you are smoking, you will probably need to change frequently. Vacuuming won't work . That's how much wise guy.

@DavidSchwartzjr

4 ай бұрын

@@brianredban9393 hmm, sounds like a good deal to me. $180 for two units every 3-4 months. Doesn’t sound ridiculous to me, but hey, if it’s too much money this probably isn’t the setup for you. Stick to the garage and patio, pal.

@Slasherx28

4 ай бұрын

@@DavidSchwartzjrsounds like a good deal to me as well. What @brianredban9393 doesn’t understand is that money is relative. What is “ridiculous” to him for buying new filters may not be ridiculous at all to you and I.

@Slasherx28

4 ай бұрын

@@DavidSchwartzjrhit the nail on the head. If this guy is complaining about how ridiculous the cost would be to buy new filters, this is definitely not the setup for him. Move along. Videos like these are meant to be informative and surely not for everyone. If it’s not your cup of tea, find something else that is.