VOC meter goes nuts when I drink Bourbon

Title says it all. Just an interesting observation and a reminder that even with good controls, they can be fooled. The VOC meter on my air purifier goes nuts when I drink in my print room. I don’t get readings above 300 when I print ABS or ASA, but every time I decide to enjoy a drink, it spikes. I can’t even get it to spike this high when I clean a build plate with 90% IPA. I refuse to run my Bourbon through a pound of carbon as a filter… :rofl:



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Are you under that bourbon right now? :sweat_smile:

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How else was I going to get the pictures… :wink:

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Some people just understand the right idea.

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Now you just gotta run a bourbon brand test series!

All in the name of science and customer protection :grin:

:four_leaf_clover: & :crossed_fingers:

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I think you should stay out of the room where you drink it when you drink it.

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Why not? Bourbon is already aged in new, charred oak barrels and then filtered through charcoal before bottling.

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I knew someone would be helpful and point me in the right direction. Cheers!

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:joy: