DIY Any DIY light traps?

[henry50]

Turns out using an input fan doesn't do much more than just open vents for reducing humidity in my tent - and as it's in my bedroom it isn't worth the noise. I have a Ts1000 and the light coming out is very bright, how do you deal with problematic light? I'm thinking strategically drilled holes in 5 inch drain pipe. But before I pull off a drain pipe is there a simple way of dealing with this? Any ideas or products you could point me at? Thank you.

random photo of our lovely Northern sky.

 

[armanidog]

You could get a pair of ear buds and play some "white noise" to cover up the fan noise along with a sleep mask.

Is this set-up in your bedroom? Why?

 

[henry50]

You could get a pair of ear buds and play some "white noise" to cover up the fan noise along with a sleep mask.

Is this set-up in your bedroom? Why?

My wife wanted to move nearer the kids so we moved to a tiny house - the bedroom is the only private space we have, there's no linen cupboards or a big pantry and our garden is communal and the attic is about 3 foot high.

 

[ColoradoSmoke]

First time posting!

I just designed and 3D printed a light trap vent for my closet. I can share the .stl file if you are still interested and have a 3D printer. I also found one online that you can buy (link).

 

[GreenBean]

Are you saying that the light emitting from your passive vents at the bottom of the tent is too bright at night?

edit - just realized that this is an older thread.