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The quiet art of convincing a room its air isn't the one you've been breathing.
means The deliberate exchange of stale indoor air for fresh outdoor air, by fans, vents, or open windows.
from From Latin ventilare, to fan or winnow — the same gesture farmers used to toss grain into the breeze and let the chaff blow away.
CO2 detectiveRising carbon dioxide reveals poor ventilation before you feel it.
Sick buildingsStale offices literally measurable in afternoon brain fog.
Pandemic upgradeCOVID made air changes per hour dinner-party talk.