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This assumes there are enough bugs to be a problem. Some places this isn't the case. Also more likely to have bugs at lower floors of buildings as they tend t
by dgoldstein0 8y ago
This assumes there are enough bugs to be a problem. Some places this isn't the case. Also more likely to have bugs at lower floors of buildings as they tend to hang around trees and plants.
- lstodd 8y agoI'd worry more about dust. In a big city, just leaving windows quarter-opened for a week results in everything covered with a visible layer of dust and finely-ground rubber
- adrianN 8y agoMaybe you should move to a country with stricter air quality laws. I leave my windows open all summer and I can't observe any ground rubber in my apartment.
- majewsky 8y agoAssuming you're either near a big road, or your city has a major problem with air pollution. I'm near a sort-of important road in a German city and I don't observe anything of this magnitude even though my windows are fully opened quite regularly. (Air pollution is not that bad in my city. Many other German cities are considering driving bans.)