I am the sort of person who can be a bit obsessive about my appearance.
I am not sure when the tendency to nitpick over my looks began, despite the fact that I can tell you that it’s entirely never going to end. If there is one thing that I enjoy in my morning, it’s putting on my face and a nice outfit. It makes me feel a lot better about myself and all of my yearly operations if I can at least look acceptable. That’s why I was less than excited when I realized how dry the indoor air gets when you live in a perpetually cold environment. I live in a weather conditions where the winter season is extremely difficult. It gets particularly cold, blustery, and snowy for about 6 months straight, but during that time you have no choice however to rely on your indoor air temperature control devices to keep you alive and comfortable. I found myself operating my forced air boiler on a continual basis last year and that’s when I also found myself plagued with the effects of dry indoor air. Namely, my skin became dry and flaky, my hair became particularly frizzy, and even my lips were perpetually chapped. No matter how much moisturizer I used it did not undo the effects of the forced air boiler. That’s when I decided to install a humidifier system in my apartment for the next upcoming winter. I found a local heating, cooling, and air quality control dealership and arranged for the humidifier to be professionally installed so it works in tandem with my central Heating, Ventilation in addition to A/C system. Now, I am much more confident about the humidity in my indoor air and I am prepared for winter.