The air conditioner vents are a great place for pet hair to build up, and harbor all sorts of dust mites and other air pollutants.
My dogs are a part of my family, I am always doing things to make sure that my pets are always as comfortable as possible. Unfortunately, however, having pets puts lots of strain on my HVAC system. Here are a few tips I’ve picked up along the way that can help your HVAC system to run more efficiently if you are a pet owner. The first thing that pet owners should do to maximize their HVAC’s efficiency is to frequently change the air conditioner filter. Your air conditioner filter works to remove pet hair, dander, dirt, and other debris that your pets bring into your house. Over time, however, your air conditioner filter can become clogged from all of the debris that it filters from the air in your home, making it difficult for your HVAC system to circulate the air inside your home. Most HVAC professionals recommend changing your air conditioner filter every 30-60 days, especially for pet owners. Another thing pet owners can do to improve the efficiency of their HVAC system is to clean the air conditioner vents. The air conditioner vents are a great place for pet hair to build up, and harbor all sorts of dust mites and other air pollutants. Removing the vents and vacuuming them out is a great way to remove pollutants from your air. While you have the vacuum out, it is a good idea to vacuum your carpets regularly. Carpets hold a great deal of pet hair and dirt that gets distributed into the air when you walk over them, and frequent vacuuming is a great way to ensure the ease of circulation of air throughout your home.
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