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boomsaway said:
well ive done a lot more researching elsewhere and i found a good formula for cfm management

1 calculate volume of room (length x width x height)
2 divide by 60 (minutes in an hour)
3 mutiply by number of exchanges per hour (every 5 minutes = 12 exchanges per hour) in this case its 12

and that gives your minimum required exhaust cfm. so i figure tack like 50cfm onto that to tolerate the light and ur good. ill probably have to use some small booster or something similar to move fresh air through the ducting that ill need for intake.

so after all that i see that i can use a simple bathroom exhaust fan to tackle my problems.

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