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Your dismissive response is uncalled for. Air conditioning does not dispose of CO2 in the air, and opening the windows is not always feasible. For example, if t
by nequo 2y ago
Your dismissive response is uncalled for. Air conditioning does not dispose of CO2 in the air, and opening the windows is not always feasible. For example, if the outside air is hot or humid. Ventilation has actual use cases.
- constantcrying 2y ago>Air conditioning does not dispose of CO2 in the air Anything which circulates the air will remove it. >and opening the windows is not always feasible. For example, if the outside air is hot or humid. I can tell you with 100% certainty that hot or humid air does not prevent you from opening a window. I myself have done this multiple times.
- nequo 2y agoBeyond a certain point, humid air causes mold and hot air makes it hard to get any work done. This is not some esoteric idea. The northern hemisphere has just gone through a two week heat wave. If your bio is up to date, I wish you the best in whatever your life situation.
- constantcrying 2y ago>If your bio is up to date, I wish you the best in whatever your life situation. Thankfully it isn't. And I escaped from writing software.
- adolph 2y ago>>Air conditioning does not dispose of CO2 in the air > Anything which circulates the air will remove [CO2] Circulation does not remove CO2, only displace it from one place to another. To remove it, you need a scrubber [0]. 0. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_dioxide_scrubber https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_dioxide_scrubber