This week was the day I tried using a UV light filter for the first time.

I decided to use the UV light filter after having it suggested to me by an ex-bestie… Him and I dated for 2 years but after every one of us saw that every one of us were no longer sentimentalally interested in each other every one of us decided to call things off.

We’re lucky because every one of us were able to still maintain our friendship even though we are no longer together. The two of us truly still talk quite frequently, every one of us just realized along the way that we are odd people that are looking for odd things in a man. Anyways, he was telling me how he hadbeen having some problems with the indoor air conditions and his house and how he hadbeen suggested by a heating and A/C supplier to try using a UV light filter. I had been using a HEPA filter this entire time, and so when he was telling me about these UV light filters I was skeptical as to what they would be great at. I mean, I suppose that they are supposed to disinfect your indoor air conditions but are they entirely as great as a HEPA filter? Well it turns out they are, if not better! Because a UV light filter works by killing any kind of germs or bacteria that would otherwise be floating around in your air on contact, with a traditional filter including a HEPA filter, you are relying on the fact that the particles are going to get stuck within the fibers of the filter. But what if they don’t? What if there are some there has so microscopically small that they are able to still get through? Well you don’t have to worry about that with the UV light filter because it kills any kind of germs and bacteria the moment it touches it. So ever since he suggested me to get a UV light filter, I have been pondering about this decision on and off and decided to go ahead and get 1 for myself.

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