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Daily, all year roun,for a short time.
Let me introduce you to Stoßlüften.
Oh... no wonder why my circadian rhythm is fucked up... I feel so tired in the day and now its 1AM and I'm wide awake... 🫠
Lpt: if your residence has central heating/ac and was made within the last 50 years then your house is probably getting sufficient airflow.
Central heating, no AC.
Heat is not carried by air, but by those pipes with hot water running to radiators... so I don't know if there's any airflow.
Built before 1978, might have lead paint under there... but it was painted over once before we moved in so its probably lead safe(? I hope lol, i'd be lame to lose a few iq points to something stupid like lead)
Ah, then no forced air through ventilation ducts to move air around.
My current house doesn't have vents either, but I have fans that move air around the important bits that get occupied the most. With my dogs needing to go out, and work, the doors are open enough, and there's enough leakage to not worry about co2 levels. Except my wife sometimes trips the sensor in the hallway when she takes a long bath while burning multiple candles...