While the A/C unit effectively cleaned the air coming into the house, the indoor air could still trigger my flu symptoms.
Imagine a scenario where you really dread one time of the year, when you know the weather changes, you begin to think of different ways to protect yourself, sounds crazy, right! Well, maybe a little, although I go on overdrive when it’s springtime. I notice the snow melting and I can hear the birds beginning to sing in the morning. All these are nice because I no longer have to dress in so many layers when going outside. However, sensitivity season soon kicks in, and I am left unable to breathe most of the time. Last springtime, I called the A/C expert to come to our house. I wanted him to service the A/C unit after using it all winter, cleaning the whole plan and making sure there were repairs that would make it easier to endure springtime. While we were talking, she noticed I was sniffling a lot and asked if I had flu symptoms. She was quite receptive and I liked that about the A/C mechanic. I told him springtime was not my favorite season, to which she responded that I should get an air filtration system. While the A/C unit effectively cleaned the air coming into the house, the indoor air could still trigger my flu symptoms. The solution for this was to install the air filtration plan to work side by side with the A/C to make sure I had better quality indoor air. I’d never had this air scrubber and wanted to guess more since I was adamant I wanted to have a nice springtime. The air cleaner would remove all pollutants from the air and ensure our health was not compromised.