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I think the general idea would be to have a device that typically reduces co2 level through ventilation, and just turn it off at night. That would let your norm
by MobiusHorizons 4y ago
I think the general idea would be to have a device that typically reduces co2 level through ventilation, and just turn it off at night. That would let your normal breathing add the co2.
- lucb1e 4y agoI wouldn't like to take hours for my sleep aid to kick in, if I would need such a thing. Instead of the room, maybe a little device called blanket could be used, but I don't know how reliably people get out from under that if they get in the habit of associating under blanket = sleep = good, because it certainly wouldn't be good to be under that all night.
- cobertos 4y agoMight help to have it on a schedule, like a thermostat has, or maybe more advanced like Nest does. Then it kind of tapers you into a sleep schedule. Wouldn't work if coming back from a late night out though