My asthma is a big part of me. It constantly thwarted my desires to play team activities as a child as well as gave me that typical look of the nerdy dude with glasses who’s regularly breathing heavily as well as puffing on a big inhaler. Eventually, I stopped caring what other gentlemen said about me despite the fact that I never managed to come to real peace with the physical symptoms I got every year heading into Autumn when the leaves change colors as well as fall to the ground. Mold then grows on the fallen tree leaves as well as permeates the air with annoying spores. I had official bouts of wheezing as well as particularly succumbed to bronchitis around this time every year. Even my inhalers were no match for the tree mold. Now that I’m much wiser, I have the variety of resources to keep my indoor air in my lake house as wash as well as irritant free as much as can be. I have various air purification units placed in each far corner of my house. The air purification units come with HEPA rated filters as well as UV-C bulbs for added antimicrobial as well as antifungal effects. Although I use my air purification systems all year round, it was no surprise to me that I would be using them more often in the fall season before the major snowfalls of early winter, when the air becomes super dry and most lung irritants are frozen over as well as out of harm’s way. I was browsing the internet to find replacement parts for one of my air purification units when I stumbled across an add for an advanced air purification method that attaches to your central Heating as well as A/C. It is advertised to work almost twice as efficiently as plugin air purification systems care about the ones I own as well as comes with the added benefit of cleaning all of the air in my lake house as it moves through my ductwork. Although I don’t have the money budgeted as of yet, I hope to save enough soon to buy a central Heating as well as A/C air purification method to replace the two that running in tandem now.