Re:Scientist says cleaning indoor air could make us healthie...
by offsky on Friday August 06, 2021 @12:17AM
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If we can’t open a window because the outdoor air quality is poor (polluted city) how can we reduce indoor CO2?
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Re:Scientist says cleaning indoor air could make us healthie...
by bsilvereagle on Friday August 06, 2021 @01:32AM
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There are a growing number of companies selling algae-based CO2 scrubbers. You grow algae and force air to bubble through it. When the algae fully grows you can harvest it to eat or compost.
However, you need to really run the numbers to see if the particular volume of algae is sufficient to clean the levels of CO2 you’d like to. In my case, I’d need ~20 of these to negate the CO2 generation in the space.
Re:Scientist says cleaning indoor air could make us healthie...
by andreyf on Sunday August 08, 2021 @11:43PM
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and if you don't want to spend $250, the DIY version seems pretty easy, too: https://www.greenhousetoday.com/growing-spirulina/