This Crew Did an Amazing Job!
Our indoor air quality was becoming unhealthy due to our air
conditioners. I suspected this because two things were happening.
First of all, Jon’s asthma was getting worse. He now has to use two
inhalers twice daily to improve his breathing. His slight cough worsened in the
evening when we closed all of the windows and turned the bedroom air conditioner on. That was the first clue that it was time to have our three AC units serviced.
Secondly, I smelled a mild moldy odor when we turned on the bedroom air conditioner. For the past few months, I have asked Jon several times to schedule a cleaning service for them. He couldn't smell the mold—he can’t smell much of anything because of Parkinson's disease, so it slipped his mind.
When I saw the dirty, draining water, I knew cleaning the air conditioners once a year was not often enough. We'll start scheduling this crew every six months. The next service will be around September before the high season starts and the air conditioner service companies get too busy.
Not only will our indoor air quality be better, but I suspect the units will function more efficiently, which may also lower our electricity costs. See other tips at 10 Ways We Reduce Our Electricity Usage and Save Money in Retirement.
I appreciate all the Amazon reviews and ratings on my books. Thank you for this 5-Star review on Retirement Before the Age of 59: Healthy Living in Mexico #2, Miriam!
Inspirational and Informative!
I loved reading all of the details about what inspired Terry
and John to retire early in Mexico, and how they did it! Terry brings you along
with her on a heartfelt journey, detailing her career as a pharmacist, and how
she started so enthusiastic and energized to help people, which over the years
turned to dread as the industry and people themselves changed. It was wonderful
reading about the many places they visited, and the adventures and activities
they experienced over their many years of traveling in Mexico. I especially
loved learning more about Mexican culture, and how it differs (in many good
ways!) from American culture. I also enjoyed reading about the process they
employed to decide where to eventually retire in Mexico. If you're thinking
about moving from another country to live or retire in Mexico, this book is a
must-read!
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