I’m absolutely glad that public opinion has caught up with an evident fact that I have known for a long time.
There’s never been any doubt in my mind that guinea pigs are the best small critter you can own; Somehow, a lot of people grew up without interacting with these delightful little critters or they had a preconceived notion that guinea pigs were useless like hamsters.
This isn’tthe case. In fact, guinea pigs are harshly interactive and social little critters to keep as pets. I’m glad to report that people in my life have recently changed their minds, and our guinea farm is popping. A few weeks ago, my wifey and I started collecting guinea pigs so the people I was with and I could entertain ourselves through the quarantine. Next thing I knew, the people I was with and I had 10, then unfortunately, there were some unexpected ramifications from our guinea collection. Namely, our Heating, Ventilation plus A/C system seemed to be struggling and our indoor air conditions was taking a nosedive. The Heating, Ventilation plus A/C system sounded like it was having a heart attack every time it started up. There was barely any high quality treated air coming through our vents. I had a feeling that the HVAC ducts and air filters were blocked. It was evident that our guinea pigs were contributing to the problem with their airborne stinks and long hair. I couldn’t get rid of the guinea excrement or hair, even though I could try to keep it out of the Heating, Ventilation plus A/C system as much as possible to spare our forced air heating system and AC unit. I decided that plugging up for the air return was certainly a enjoyable idea, so their fur couldn’t work its way into the heating and cooling system, then by simply putting a filter on the air handling return, I instantly reduced the wear and tear on our heating and cooling system and increased the indoor air conditions. It’s a enjoyable thing, because the guinea population is about to double.