mushboy said:

ive seen shroomerites who have sabs inside zip up tents inside basements.

but the contamination is caused from something else so having a cleanroom/tent wont solve THAT problem 100%

and friends would now ask 'whats with that tent thing?' instead of 'i never noticed your ugly cut up plastic bins before'

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KrombopulosM said:

lol i made my positive pressure just because of how hard it was doing large numbers of g2g in a sab. i also spray alot of chlorine and peroxide in the air as well as run a uvc light prior to entry

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This is all non sense.

Just happen to be doing some SAB work tonight, so here are pictures of my "portable lab".  The only purpose of the curtain is to eliminate drafts in the work area.  It hangs from hooks that a are screwed into the floor joists.  I also close the air vents from the HVAC and work in a SAB.  This doesn't even take five minutes to set up.  Everything gets put in a closet when I'm done, nice and discreet.  A permanent lab space would be great, but gonna wait until I own my own house, and start growing more gourmets. 

My contamination rate is really low with this set up.  It all comes down to technique and STILL air.   

Pastywhyte said:

I find that g2g goes a lot smoother in a SAB with a smaller master. I use pint jars as masters and then use 1 to inoculate 5 quarts of spawn. The speed of the g2g is the same as 1 quart to 10 quarts but is much easier to handle with more space in the box and more headroom via smaller masters. 

The pint masters also colonize much faster than a quart will if you inoculate with wedges.

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