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@anemone @vriska levels over 1000ppm are known to cause decreased cognitive ability. ASHRAE (ventilation & refrigeration professional org) recommends CO2 levels indoors shouldn’t exceed 1100 ppm. CO2 levels aren’t just bad by themselves but are also a good indicator of how well-ventilated a space is and how clean the air is.

@vriska @anemone sometimes good noodle is worth 1200ppm CO2 indoors…

@anemone @vriska I don’t blame you. I love my gas range the temperature control is much better

@vriska jesus that’s shitty. I don’t recommend you do that because of the CO and CO2 tbh

@vriska yeah one good thing about Oregon and Washington is that we have a really big river with a bunch of huge dams on it making our electricity very cheap

@vriska maybe just set the ac to dehumidify so it feels cooler without running it at full power

@vriska actually i always get away with everything and never experience consequences for my actions so jot that down

@vriska yeah when you told me you lived in Siapan I had no idea how different it was from Guam

@snowbank my roommate is named alice tho