That’s when I broke down into tears and asked if I could please keep the disgusting, dirty air filter
I have to admit, there are days that I randomly still chop down and struggle with one thing in particular. I desperately miss my dog who I lost in the middle of a break-up last year. For years, my beenjoyed dog and I were connected at the hip. My buddy and I did everything together and spent every moment of the afternoon side by side. Even though the other scars have faded, I have to divulge that I still have emotional responses to my missing best friend. Embarrassingly, this can happen at almost any moment. The other afternoon I genuinely humiliated myself in front of our correct heating, cooling, and ventilation worker when I was reminded of my lost best friend. I had noticed for several months that my indoor air quality seemed to be deteriorating and the indoor air temperature was unevenly moderate and cold. I knew this was a sign that my central heating and cooling system wasn’t an optimal shape and I should consider calling out an air quality control specialist for help. I arranged for a routine diagnostic appointment with my cooling system, ductwork to network, and ventilation plan. When the heating and cooling worker arrived, he got to toil changing out the air filter and inspecting the extensive duct toil instantaneously. Everything was superb until he wanted to talk about his diagnostic results from the routine Heating and Air Conditioning appointment. He told me the air filter had been actually packed with fine, dark hair and it was straining the central cooling system. That’s when I broke down into tears and asked if I could please keep the disgusting, dirty air filter. I know it’s creepy, but the layer of fur on the clogged filtration device is the only remains of my lost buddy. I expect I’ll need a current Heating and Air Conditioning tech.
