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I can tell. I’m thinking there is a lot of individual variance for co2 tolerance. I can feel 800+ ppm and after i have had the sensor a while can tell what the
by colechristensen 4y ago
I can tell. I’m thinking there is a lot of individual variance for co2 tolerance. I can feel 800+ ppm and after i have had the sensor a while can tell what the concentration is within 25% or so without looking. I also feel the cognitive effects, and moreso the positive effects of opening a window.
Different places I’ve loved have had significantly different characteristics for what co2 concentration defaults to.
I’m guessing a not so small proportion of mental health issues and things like chronic fatigue are actually breathing issues and sensitivity to higher co2 concentrations.
For me a big factor is I broke my nose long ago and don’t breathe as well as I should.
- ianai 4y agoIf you can, you should try a "blind" test outside your home sometime. i.e. Bring the monitor to a hotel room for your next stay, try to guess it, and then see what the actual number is.