But with the HEPA filter, I’m now really getting cleaner air as stuff like pollen and other airborne contaminants are trapped and detached
This Spring was a lot better for my respiratory health than any other year that I can remember. And that’s saying something because I tend to have a cherish hate relationship with Spring. I cherish the fact that the gas heating system is done with heating and the hot and cold temperatures are attractive. And I cherish the fact that Spring is all about rebirth and blooming plant life. But with all that new red comes the red stuff that can make life difficult for me. I’m referring to the pollen. When the tree and grass pollen levels are really high, I tend to suffer a bit just resting around in my house. There is some sort of UV air purifier at work that provides just the best indoor air quality. Yet, I really couldn’t afford to go with air purification; Perhaps someday when I am making the sort of salary that puts me on the floors of the office with zone controlled Heating plus A/C. But as I’m still in a cubicle and getting my experience, I don’t quite have that huge weekly paycheck just yet, and however, that didn’t stop me from greatly improving my indoor air quality and my respiratory health. All I had to do was upgrade the air filter for the Heating plus A/C equipment, since I’ve been a homeowner, I have constantly used the cheapest of air filters. But with the HEPA filter, I’m now really getting cleaner air as stuff like pollen and other airborne contaminants are trapped and detached. I didn’t suffer at all from seasonal dust irritations inside my apartment this past Spring. And all it cost me was the upgrade to the HEPA filter.