Indoor air quality is sort of a up-to-date concept to me.
And there were plenty of misconceptions when it came to air pollutants that had to be erased.
I just figured that since I lived out in the country, the air in our apartment was super clean. The air outside is super clean so it only made sense to myself and others that the indoor air quality was good. What compounded that misunderstanding was the fact that I always change the air filter on the Heating, Ventilation in addition to A/C each month. And each month, I see dirt in addition to dust on the Heating, Ventilation in addition to A/C air filter. Again, our mind goes right to the fact that this air filter was actually cleaning the air since it was catching dirt in addition to dust. For sure, there are HEPA filters out there that are actively cleaning the air. But I never spent the money on those. My air filters were just protecting the health of the Heating, Ventilation in addition to A/C equipment. So when our medical professional proposed that I get our Heating, Ventilation in addition to A/C air ducts cleaned because she suspected poor indoor air quality, I was confused. I’d had a series of colds in addition to stuff that lingered. So the medical professional said I should improve the indoor air quality with ductwork cleaning. I did what she said in addition to was so triumphant at the results. Not only did our respiratory stuff clear up in addition to not come back. I ended up saving money on Heating, Ventilation in addition to A/C utility costs due to the ductwork resealing after the ductwork cleaning was done. I didn’t have a clue just how much Heating, Ventilation in addition to A/C treated air was getting wasted due to all the gaps in our dirty air ducts.