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I bought a $30 CO2 monitor a couple months ago, and it confirmed my suspicion that my home office (a normal room about 12' x 18') reaches unhealthy levels over
by chrisweekly 3mo ago
I bought a $30 CO2 monitor a couple months ago, and it confirmed my suspicion that my home office (a normal room about 12' x 18') reaches unhealthy levels over 1000ppm after just a few hours; opening a window quickly restores levels to the 400-700ppm range.
Afternoon mental fatigue solved. Highly recommended.
- abixb 3mo agoFantastic, did you go for a particular "trusted" brand or just went on vibes? How should one rationally approach shopping for a CO2 monitor for home office use?
- chrisweekly 3mo agoI didn't do much research, got a really basic "Temtop" model from Amazon.
- gblargg 3mo agoI've tried several (Amazon Vine) and I would just leave them outside to be sure they reach 430 or so, and then take them in a closed room, also breathe on them several times and it should spike quickly. Opening up to verify an actual CO2 sensor is also a good idea. A few just had a tiny sensor and faked various readings based on this.