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There are these things called plants that do that kind of stuff, so maybe if you have enough of them inside your house, they eat the CO2 away... :)
by beefield 6y ago
There are these things called plants that do that kind of stuff, so maybe if you have enough of them inside your house, they eat the CO2 away... :)
- derefr 6y agoI don’t think there’s any practical level of plant-having that would result in there being less CO2 in the house than in the atmosphere. IIRC, there’s some point in running an indoor grow-ops where you start needing to worry about spraying CO2-enriched air on the plants; but that’s just to accelerate growth, like a fertilizer. Or, sometimes, it’s because OPSEC requires you to not vent your smelly waste air — and because no human or animal lives in the grow-op house to convert O2 to CO2, the air becomes gradually CO2-poor. But that wouldn’t happen if even one human lived there; humans convert metabolize a lot faster than plants do.
- quaa55 6y agocame here for this.