avtivated carbon vs. carbon filter for ovens

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I recently built a carbon filter using filter screening used for ovens, similar to the one in the link below, only I used 4 layers of it. My question is, is how well will this work with a small cab with a plant or two come the end of the flowering cycle and the stink that goes with it? If anyone has personal experience with this I would greatly appreciate a reply.
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http://www.gardenscure.com/420/security/60127-ryoko-builds-diy-activated-carbon-filter.html?highlight=scrubber
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I also have the means to convert my filter to activated carbon, like in the link below, but if it’s not necessary I don’t want to. Does anyone have experience with a filter like this?
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Thanks,
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forgot to add the link

http://forum.grasscity.com/grow-room...tructions.html

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The more carbon you pass the air through the better the odor control will be. Hard to tell if filling a chamber with activated carbon will be better than four layers of those sheets. A key will be your fan strength -- unless it can push/pull air through the filter effectively choosing between the two won't matter much. Four layers of those sheets is a lot, it may be hard to get air to flow through.