Comments by "Scott Tovey" (@scotttovey) on "The Diary Of A CEO" channel.

  1. Good topic and podcast. You may be able to deal with the CO2 levels in your studio with 2 low noise 120 mm computer fans. You'll need to add a hole in two opposing walls. On the one wall, the fan will be blowing air in. Place this hole near the top of the wall so that it is drawing mostly oxygen. On the opposite wall, the fan will be drawing air out. Place this hole about 2 feet from the floor so that it is drawing mostly CO2 out which is heavier than oxygen. There should not be a problem with noise from low noise fans, however, if there is, simply place a pad a foot or two away from the wall in front of the fan to absorb the noise. You may also be able to move the fan away from the hole in the wall and duct the air through PVC pipe. This will move any noise you may year from the fan, further away from the hole in the wall and reduce it that way as well.
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