Did you find any industry ventilation standards related to all the compounds you listed? IIRC, ASHRAE 60.1 is the industry standard but years ago at least, it was based mainly on using "bio-effluence" as a proxy for air quality. I.e., reducing stink.
>install an energy recovery ventilating system.
These are a good idea, but the exact type is important or else you risk cross-contamination between the exhaust and intake. That's why many designs (e.g., heat recovery wheels) are generally banned in some applications like healthcare.
With the crowd that HN attracts, I'd be interested if anybody has implemented some sort of demand-control ventilation in their home.
>install an energy recovery ventilating system.
These are a good idea, but the exact type is important or else you risk cross-contamination between the exhaust and intake. That's why many designs (e.g., heat recovery wheels) are generally banned in some applications like healthcare.
With the crowd that HN attracts, I'd be interested if anybody has implemented some sort of demand-control ventilation in their home.