Can I Starve from Oxygen Indoors?

Smart Air Paddy was hiking in Sichuan a few months back and found it hard to breathe due to a lack of oxygen at a high altitude! Will we feel the same if we close all the windows indoors? Paddy decides to run a similar experiment in our Smart Air office to find out the answer!
Stay tuned for part two as we share the main cause for drowsy afternoons at home or office! Let us know in the comments below if you know the answer 👇
👉 Does Closing the Windows Starve Us of Oxygen?
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What's covered in this video:
00:00 - Paddy hiking in Sichuan!
01:02 - Oxygen in numbers (%)
01:59 - Oxygen Experiment in Smart Air Office!
02:24 - Test analysis
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[@sdhawan1973]

CO2 level increases drastically in closed spaces, we exhale around 40000 ppm CO2 increasing 100 times of inhaled ppm of 400 ppm. This causes some physiological symptoms. Please show CO2 ppm graph of your office in your next video along with acceptable limits. Also suggest the solution as we tightly seal our rooms to achieve better AQI.

[@SmartAirFilters]

Exactly right, Sandeep - you know your stuff!
You can look forward to Paddy plotting a graph of CO2 concentrations in the office, how humans affect indoor CO2 levels, and what you can do to keep yourself breathing the cleanest air possible.

[@laugh.central.]

Thanks Sandeep!

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When u sit indoors with the windows closed versus outside u can feel wayyyy more oxygen I guess a big reason is the less co2. So this video doesn't seem very accurate with the summary but thanks for the oxygen testing must be accurate