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> There is (according to my sensors) a fairly large CO2 increase inside a room when a modern furnace If this is happening, then you shouldn't be using that fur
by caminante 1y ago
> There is (according to my sensors) a fairly large CO2 increase inside a room when a modern furnace
If this is happening, then you shouldn't be using that furnace/room!
Something beyond the furnace is not configured right.
- PaulDavisThe1st 1y agoCould also just be the furnace. Incomplete combustion conditions can give rise to the symptoms mentioned here.
- caminante 1y agoI doubt it's the furnace, unless there's a serial defect/recall. The problem is likely "between the keyboard and the chair." ;-)
- PaulDavisThe1st 1y agoI had a gas furnace that wasn't properly maintained as far as cleaning. Result: insufficient air flow for full combustion. Secondary result: CO build up in basement space. Tertiary result: asthma-like symptoms for me.
- caminante 1y agoI believe it.
- thelastgallon 1y agoYes, fossil fuels are the best to keep pollution away, just need to installed perfectly, configured and maintained regularly, monitored to make sure everything is running correctly, and have additional properties lying around vacant just in case there are leaks, misconfigurations, poor installation, etc. But we must use fossil fuels, there are no other options!