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Belthagor
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An explanation

Posted by Belthagor - May 12th, 2024


There have been some fumes in every apartment I've been in.


Once me and my father went outside somewhere around 8pm. He said "See? You have air here. There's wind."


I couldn't agree with him. I felt like I don't have an apartment because of the fumes and what he said. It feels like being homeless. You don't have enough oxygen in your apartment. This is why when I wake up early in the morning I go outside on my balcony for a few minutes. It's always after 5 am and no one has raised any complaints so far.


If you are able to, please let everyone know. This is why. This is the reason. There is nothing suspicious and I wouldn't say fire if there's no fire.


I think everyone should be informed of this. If it's not allowed call me on the phone and I'll wait until 6 or 7 am to do it.


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You can look up details on this in your own time, but unless there's a large crowd staying in your place (or you have _no_ windows), you won't get issues with breathable air. Even 'modern' houses aren't exactly hermetically sealed. You could go a over a week without opening a window and you would be "fine" (which I "tested" in my teenage years).

That being said, 'quality' of the air in any given house will improve if you air out the house 3 times a day and it will prevent trouble with mold.

Hope this helps.

As for the "fumes"... Sorry, I do not know what you are talking about there, but it is 'possible' that you might benefit from talking about that to a medical professional - either a family doctor or somebody who specializes in respiratory issues.