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Do those things reflect when the indoor air quality gets too stuffy by any chance? In those instances can you see the ppm rise some amount?
by jxramos 5y ago
Do those things reflect when the indoor air quality gets too stuffy by any chance? In those instances can you see the ppm rise some amount?
- idiotsecant 5y agoI'm pretty sure 'stuffiness' isn't measured on any meter.
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- jxramos 5y agoright, but in conditions that are stuffy as detected by the user does the meter reflect increased C02. Seems like it does according to some other threads where people report feeling `xyz` when numbers reach `abc`.
- kossTKR 5y agoYou can create a sensor for everything perceived by humans though.