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CO2 will be elevated in a stuffy room, but that's not actually what you're noticing. It's humidity and VOCs. If CO2 was actually high enough to be a problem, t
by phonypc 5y ago
CO2 will be elevated in a stuffy room, but that's not actually what you're noticing. It's humidity and VOCs.
If CO2 was actually high enough to be a problem, the first symptoms would be an increase in heart rate and rate of respiration. Kinda the opposite of lethargy.
- moultano 5y agoNo, it really isn't. Plant conservatories never feel stuffy even though the humidity is high, and the same room with fewer people in it doesn't feel stuffy either.