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Is there an easy way to measure your indoor air quality?

• simongray 9y ago
  I live in Beijing and we use the air purifiers from Xiaomi to measure indoor air quality (and clean it up). It's true that eg frying bacon really makes the air quality index spike up a lot.
  • logicallee 9y ago
    Off topic but I have a ton of questions about air in Beijing - I can hardly believe what I've heard. It's kind of off-topic but if you'd have a minute, could you shoot me an email (see my profile here) or reply with yours? Thanks.
• toisanji 9y ago
  sounds like a great idea for a startup product, air monitoring device
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• dxhdr 9y ago
  Get a Dylos DC1100 Pro, works great. Put it on monitor mode and it will sample the air every hour rather than running continuously. I agree with the op's comment about kitchens. Mine is poorly ventilated and the PM2.5 count goes up 100x when cooking.