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Yeah, I have a CO2 meter, and you're right. I tend to leave the window a bit open with a fan circulating, and especially if I've got a burner running for heat
by Syonyk 5y ago
Yeah, I have a CO2 meter, and you're right. I tend to leave the window a bit open with a fan circulating, and especially if I've got a burner running for heat in the winter. During wildfire season, I just accept that a bit of CO2 is less-bad than the PM2.5 levels (100+ ug/m^3 on a bad day), though I've considered building an algae based CO2 absorber for in here.
The other problem is if one has farted, it takes all day to clear unless you've got a window open.
- reportingsjr 5y agoIf you wanted to increase the air quality a good bit without losing out on too much efficiency you could look in to adding an ERV or HRV. Unfortunately since they are a fairly new and still niche item they are pretty pricey. The Lunos eGO could work well for your shed: https://foursevenfive.com/lunos-ego/ https://foursevenfive.com/lunos-ego/