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In their defense, they usually mention this requirement in the manual.


Sure but do you take your CO2 meter for a walk?


When nobody is home so there's no CO2 being emitted, it goes down to outdoor levels within a couple of hours if your windows are open even a crack.

If you have a meter that shows you a graph on your phone, you can watch it reach equilibrium. It's very obvious.


And in similar vein, when was the last time you read the manual for a household appliance?


Both fair points.

I like to familiarize myself with any appliance I buy, so I tend to read the manual at least once. And yes, it's usually a waste of time. :)




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