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Weekly Update
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CO2 Is Fine but the Air Still Feels Bad—What Else Should You Measure?
CO2 is one of the most useful indoor air quality measurements, but it does not always explain why a room still feels uncomfortable. Particles, VOCs, temperature and humidity can reveal problems that CO2 alone may miss.
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In the article
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Why acceptable CO2 does not always mean good indoor air
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How PM, VOC, temperature and humidity can reveal other indoor air problems
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How HibouAir Duo combines multiple parameters with real-time and historical data
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Look beyond a single number
A room may have normal CO2 while PM2.5 rises from outdoor pollution, VOC levels increase after cleaning, or temperature and humidity create discomfort. HibouAir Duo brings these measurements together, making it easier to understand what is really happening in the room and to spot both immediate changes and recurring patterns over time.
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