How to divert CO2 outside

After several batches of SWMBO complaining about the "stench" of my homebrew fermenting, I decided to try and come up with something to quiet her down

It's simple, easy, and cheap. What more could you want?





In addition to a traditional S-style airlock, you'll need the following parts which I ordered from Home Science Tools

CE-STOP01A Rubber stopper, #1, 1-hole
CE-TUBEGLS Tube, 2/pk, 5 mm glass, 3" lon
CE-TUBEPLS Tubing, 4.8 mm vinyl, 2' long

I also wrapped a little piece of cheesecloth around the end of the tube that is outside of the window to keep bugs and debris out. I had a scrap of foam that I used to seal up the window around the tube.

What more could you want?

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To direct it towards plants.

Get a large dog.

M_C

http://www.cleanairgardening.com/houseplants.html

that page talks about top indoor plants for air quality. I have some vines - they are very resilient. I neglect them for weeks at a time, they just start growing again with some water.