[golux]

It is the same mentality that puts carbon dioxide sensors in a freezer that contains dry ice...and then not understanding why the alarm goes off.

Good point, and it's why I keep two CO2 sensors in my freezer, with differing sensitivities. This way, even when I am storing dry ice in my freezer, I have a good idea of the overall CO2 levels. The last thing I want is the the warming effect of CO2 in my freezer.

[Cyber Liberty]

The last thing I want is the the warming effect of CO2 in my freezer.

I must confess you had me right up to there....

[Darksheare]

Yeah, gotta be careful that it doesn’t melt all your ice.
/ snicker.

Actual event though.
Carbon dioxide sensors in the dry ice storage.
Even better, a bunch of alarms not related to the freezer are attached to that alarm.
So a minor “nothing alarm” comes in as a serious alarm.
Insanity.