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Joking (?) aside, cheapish air purifier are reasonably efficient to help for stinks and other air issues during sleep if they have a carbon filter (IKEA ones ha
by makeitdouble 5y ago
Joking (?) aside, cheapish air purifier are reasonably efficient to help for stinks and other air issues during sleep if they have a carbon filter (IKEA ones have the option for instance). Bonus point if they can auto-adjust power depending on the air status, but I don't think that's mandatory.
- erosenbe0 5y agoI agree -- our bedroom is small and benefits from even a simple filter! However, my point was to humurously criticize the study title for sounding too conclusive. The study is useful as a starting point but it is pretty well known in such literature that one-night of introducing variable X can yield results showing negative short-term perturbations. X can even be something generally regarded as positive such as first night on low-stress vacation, or even the first few times people share a room with a partner. Changing a routine increases vigilance (not sure of proper technical vernacular for that, but you get the idea).