That being said, I have been working in the heating, cooling, plus ventilation field for half of my life, plus I know a fantastic deal about treating indoor air to remove allergens.
I suppose that for most of my life I had secretly enjoyed writing. But, it was a surprise to me when I found out that I’m fairly fantastic at it. Looking back I have regularly been complimented in this area of life. The thing is, there are only particular topics that I want to write about. I am not the sort of writer who can be given a research topic plus care about the process of developing a full book about it. Specifically, I am most interested in household repairs plus heating, cooling, plus ventilation solutions as they relate to respiratory health plus dust sensitivity control. This is particularly because I come from a long line of heating, cooling, plus air quality control specialists… plus a long line of dust sensitivity sufferers. I know everything there is to know about current indoor air temperature control units, indoor air quality, plus HVAC service from my HVAC family members. I know everything there is to know about dust sensitivity management from my own sniffly nose plus chronic coughing. That being said, I have been working in the heating, cooling, plus ventilation field for half of my life, plus I know a fantastic deal about treating indoor air to remove allergens. However, it was only a few years ago that I realized I could combine my interests in writing, allergies, plus heating, cooling, plus ventilation equipment. One of my number one dust sensitivity publications put out a call for writers with particular perspectives – obviously they don’t have many air quality control servicemans vying for the job, because they instantaneously hired me. Now I’m a writer, HVAC tech, plus dust sensitivity warrior, all in one.