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Discovered with my new Aranet CO2 meter that our bedroom is 1800-2000 ppm at night 😫. No wonder I often wake up fatigued.

Can’t have door open because cats disrupt sleep and can’t have windows open because cold and street noise. 

Daytime is okay (<1200 indoors) but not ideal (<1000). 

Gotta investigate hvac

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Plants in the bedroom? No idea if that’s enough co2 removal to move needle

That would be a really embarrassing oversight for someone who spent their 20s studying physics. Glad I didn’t.. 😬

plants don't absorb C02 at night. Only in daytime while doing photosynthesis. At night they are part of the CO2 source load