Bad air thread

situation is shit. I guess there is some sort of rating thing and the higher the numbers the worse it is. Friends in California were telling us how bad it is when it gets to like 100 and we were like what is ours and they were like f get out of town you are at like 500-600 or some shit
sounds like a pretty clear link to shit air and health problems too so major vibes to everyone
lots of people have it way worse. some towns in Oregon were at 900 yesterday. Not sure how high the number has to be before the air is just all smoke and no oxygen

its like i have sunglasses on here in boise and its only supposed to get worse

As a person who is lucky enough to live in the heart of the metropolis, I can say that the situation with the air is really out of control. I just can't live without air conditioning and air freshener in my house. I always try to keep them running with The ToolScout as during peak hours the dirty air is felt the most, I am at home almost every day due to the quarantine. As soon as a free day is given, my family and I go outside the city to nature. The fresh air there literally fills with energy and it helps to distract from the city bustle. How do you deal with air pollution?

**This post was edited on Jan 25th 2021 at 4:16:23am

Sam9FenderAs a person who is lucky enough to live in the heart of the metropolis, I can say that the situation with the air is really out of control. I just can't live without air conditioning and air freshener in my house. I always try to keep them running with The ToolScout as during peak hours the dirty air is felt the most, I am at home almost every day due to the quarantine. As soon as a free day is given, my family and I go outside the city to nature. The fresh air there literally fills with energy and it helps to distract from the city bustle. How do you deal with air pollution?

**This post was edited on Jan 25th 2021 at 4:16:23am

why the fuck do we get so many bots advertising random ass products on this site?

never seen anything like it on any other forums.

Hey bots: This is a website full of retarded pothead skiers. We ain't go no money

Sam9FenderAs a person who is lucky enough to live in the heart of the metropolis, I can say that the situation with the air is really out of control. I just can't live without air conditioning and air freshener in my house. I always try to keep them running with The ToolScout as during peak hours the dirty air is felt the most, I am at home almost every day due to the quarantine. As soon as a free day is given, my family and I go outside the city to nature. The fresh air there literally fills with energy and it helps to distract from the city bustle. How do you deal with air pollution?

**This post was edited on Jan 25th 2021 at 4:16:23am

Utah is so busy this winter and the inversions in SLC are the norm but seeing hazy pollutant inversions in the smaller valleys east of the city is pretty interesting and alarming

**This post was edited on Jan 26th 2021 at 5:41:58pm

speaking of pollution, have you ever had to live in a house that a cat recently shartted in?