Rudebwoy10

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   by Rudebwoy10 7y ago

   Definitely seen these studies. I think they are from a few years back though, so the relevance might be in question. I don't think the newer versions of laseregg, netatmo, awair, or any of the other leading brands are on there. What I
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   by Rudebwoy10 7y ago

   For everything non-Radon, I'd trust Awair ( http://getawair.com ) honestly. I feel like I'm shilling for them at this point. Outside of DHH's recommendation, I read somewhere that their sensors are certified (plus t
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   by Rudebwoy10 7y ago

   Are these still made by Ninebot?
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   by Rudebwoy10 7y ago

   It took me a while, but I eventually ended up getting a indoor air quality monitor. I'm in California, and when the fires happened, I expected my brand new condo building to have decent filtration. According to my Awair monitor ( http:
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   by Rudebwoy10 7y ago

   Yep, I made that mistake too. They have estimated CO2.
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   by Rudebwoy10 7y ago

   A many others have said... getawair.com seems to have different monitors for this. DHH swears by them. They also just look better imo. More comprehensive - https://www.amazon.com/Awair-2nd-Invisible-Quality-Chemicals... Che