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so I notice that the co2, humidity, and temperature are all strongly correlated. I'm assuming that's because you are running AC during the day, which increases
by leetcrew 6y ago
so I notice that the co2, humidity, and temperature are all strongly correlated. I'm assuming that's because you are running AC during the day, which increases the circulation of fresh air.
I'm curious about the sharp dropoff just after 00:00 though, any idea what causes that?
- sbierwagen 6y agoIt's a small apartment. The heat, co2 and water vapor are all from me, breathing or cooking. Sudden spikes are from opening doors. No AC or heating in the last 24 hours, all the temp changes are entirely from sunlight or appliance waste heat.