ststepen420
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just wondering if anyone has any knowledge on whether an oil lamp could be used to create co2
oil lamps for CO2???
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freddythekruger
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found this, dunno if it helps or not:
The two most commonly methods used for CO2 enrichment of a growing area are burning of hydrocarbon fuels such as natural gas or propane, and compressed, bottled CO2. There are actually a few other, less practical ways - these are dry ice, fermentation, burning of candles and oil lamps and decomposition of organic matter.
The two most commonly methods used for CO2 enrichment of a growing area are burning of hydrocarbon fuels such as natural gas or propane, and compressed, bottled CO2. There are actually a few other, less practical ways - these are dry ice, fermentation, burning of candles and oil lamps and decomposition of organic matter.
dew-b
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the draw back to that method is the posably of a fire. the sugar & yeast method would be a safer chose. safty is always high on the list. rember safty first.
