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misterjive t1_j1seten wrote

Reply to comment by Pookie2018 in Everybody talks about having a CO2 detector but never what to do if the alarm goes off. by kymilovechelle

A portable CO2 detector isn't a bad thing in the age of COVID. It's nice to know when you're entering a building with absolutely shit ventilation and breathing in a lot of other people's exhalations.

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RonPMexico t1_j1tq86v wrote

Surely you are not serious

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Maddwag5023 t1_j1vo6aq wrote

High CO2 levels in a room can make people nauseous and get headaches. Need ventilation as part of your hvac setup, especially in well-sealed rooms with lots of occupants.

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RonPMexico t1_j1vosg1 wrote

Yeah, if you have 5 of your best friends (or strangers) sealed in a closet for several hours, co2 concentration is a serious concern.

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Maddwag5023 t1_j1vr17u wrote

Yeah it’s all just a joke. That’s why there is ASHRAE standard 62, because indoor air quality is just a total joke.

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