My husbandy and I devoted nearly 6 months looking at odd houses before finally finding the right one.
She and I wanted a safe town, located not too far from our tasks or the youngsters’ university.
Plenty of land and privacy were also a priority. We needed more than three dining rooms so that each of the youngsters could have their own space, and hoped for multiple full washrooms. Having a immense dining room, plenty of closets and a full basement was a bonus… Unfortunately, our perfect apartment smelled rather unpleasant inside. The apartment had not been officially maintained for a really long time. The carpets were badly stained, and there was a layer of grime on every surface. The sinks and tubs were rusty, the faucets corroded, and the people I was with and I needed to replace all the toilets. Fortunately, the oil furnace, air conditioning and ductwork were in nice shape. We hoped that removing the carpet, cleaning everything and painting the walls and ceilings would eliminate the foul odor. The smell refused to go away. We eventually hired a professional Heating, Ventilation, and A/C corporation to service the oil furnace, air conditioning and ductwork. Despite all our efforts, the people I was with and I couldn’t really get rid of the nasty smell. The Heating, Ventilation, and A/C professional recommended the installation of a whole-home media air cleaner. The purifier works in tandem with Heating, Ventilation, and A/C unit, cleaning and filtering the air as it passes through. It traps contaminants that are smaller than a grain of salt, including dust, dander, pollen and mold spores. It kills microorganisms such as bacteria and viruses and combats fumes and odors. After only a few hours of operating the media air cleaner, there was a noticeable improvement in the air quality of the house. Our home smelled much fresher and I no longer needed to clean as often. The media air cleaner requires only annual maintenance and also helps to prevent contaminants from accumulating inside the oil furnace and air conditioning.