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Lost The Toilet Brush In The Heating Duct

{CAPTION}How dirty can “in floor” heating ducts get? It’s not something most people think about. Vents near a dog food bowl tend to accumulate bits of kibble that escapes the hungry hounds appetite. Candy and small toys that junior looses are often hidden in there, but nothing as bad as the duct in this house.

Looking through the small gap of the air filter holder it appeared that there was a pet hedgehog living in the mound of filth, which would have been a bizarre find. In fact it was even more unbelievable, it was a toilet brush! It’s probably better we never know how it got there.

Air filters are important, clean ducts are important, all the air you breath when you are in your home travels through the HVAC ducts, so consider having them cleaned if they look dirty.

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