> Looks like you can get a hepa filter for £70 that will fix the issue for the most part. True though that may be, I think the main issue is the spoiling of th

> Looks like you can get a hepa filter for £70 that will fix the issue for the most part. True though that may be, I think the main issue is the spoiling of the commons: the air we breathe. I love my indoor air filters, but I sure do like fresh outdoor air as well. With regards to the gas stoves: it's mostly an issue of indoor air pollution which is certainly valid (a lot of particulate matter is created when cooking anything with heat). Even a properly sealed / ventilated wood stove is creating a lot more pollution than an equivalent gas one. Now if we could only heat our house by mining bitcoin we'd all be better off. /s