u/Mckha-Eimear

I work dayshift from home in a 10x10 room with the door closed all day. By 3 pm, I’m already slow and unfocused even with coffee. I tried nutrient boosts, sleep aids and even a quick yoga break but none of it works. I’m starting to think it’s air. Researched much and I’ve seen people recommend that the next best thing is to get a CO₂ monitor designed for homes to check if a room is poorly ventilated. The logic makes sense, you can’t really improve what you can’t measure.

For those who have one, did you notice a difference in focus after getting that right ventilation based on readings? And what specs actually matter for accuracy? I don’t just want a sensor that smooths everything when it's not.