White Cardboard?

[SeattleSuperCHRONIC]

Has anyone ever used white cardboard to line their room? i was thinking of using it since it is cheap and available but would it trap to much heat? any thoughts on this would be appreciated.

One Love,
S.S.CHRONIC

 

[yeroc1982]

Iv just used the black and white visqueen plastic but i guess u can use whatever as long as it reflects the light.

 

[yeroc1982]

Dunno about trappin heat. How do u mean?

 

[SeattleSuperCHRONIC]

i was just thinking the cardboard might absorb some moisture from all the humidity in the air and mess with the temps and possibly mold

 

[yeroc1982]

i prolly wouldent worry about it unless ur room is very humid, which u dont want. I think u want ur humidity around 55-60% in veg.

 

[Kupunakane]

Yo Ho there S.S.Cronic,

Avast thar, Ye be placing yer life into jeopardy what with that thar carboardy stuff.
I likes using a bit O' flat white paint says I. Ye be keeping mum about yer lighting as it were. But it might be of great import I be thinking. Lights be a touch warm if yer catch my meaning.
Aye safety first, what say ye to that ? LMAO

smoke in peace
KingKahuuna

 

[That crazy vancouver guy]

exactly what KK expressed... you are creating a fire hazard using the cardboard... and as we all know... if that DOES catch fire... that's a pretty darn good burning material.

Just use flat white paint, as KK suggested. Simple white primer will do (it's also the cheapest way to go).

 

[4u2sm0ke]

yeah.....you don't want to burn them ladies until they have cured...LOL..

 

[yeroc1982]

Buy sum of the visqueen plastic, at least u can resuse it, and its cheap!

 

[SeattleSuperCHRONIC]

thanks guys:cool2: yeah i dont want any pre burnage of the tasty herb.

 

[sweetnug]

Yes they are right that is a fire hazard, the last thing anyone needs is fire. mylar is great as well