Decent Price on 3M Ultra Allergen Reduction Deep Pleat 4" Filter, 2-pack.
I just bought these off Amazon for $67.93.
Costco has them for members for $39.99.
3M Ultra Allergen Reduction Deep Pleat 4" Filter, 2-pack
https://www.costco.com/3M-Ultra-A...59711.html
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There is another rebate for $5 when you buy 1, $8 when you buy 2, $12 when you buy 3 -- of filters labelled 800MPR or greater (which these are, at 1550 MPR). It too is usually an annual rebate but for some reason the one posted is only good for purchases July 1, 2020 to December 31, 2020. Costco has the $10 off instant savings a few times a year so if you need multiple packs in the year you can claim this second rebate in the second half of the year.
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How do these compare?
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My relative's furnace takes the following 1 inch size that is $61.61 for a 12-pack
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My relative's furnace takes the following 1 inch size that is $61.61 for a 12-pack
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but thanks for the research, repped
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The 1500, 1900, and 2100 ultra filtration filters (MERV 12 & 13) actually pass air more efficiently than the cheap 300 (MERV 5). This is confirmed by the California Energy Commission: https://efiling.energy.
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The 1500, 1900, and 2100 ultra filtration filters (MERV 12 & 13) actually pass air more efficiently than the cheap 300 (MERV 5). This is confirmed by the California Energy Commission: https://efiling.energy.ca.gov/Get...ntId=27716 [ca.gov]
I am saving $26 every time I change the filter. If I change it only once every 2 months it is a savings of $156 a year. The standard housing for my furnace would have taken just a 1 inch filter. I paid extra for 4 inch housing. If I had to pay $38 a filter I would probably use a 2 inch filter for about $6 and just change it more often or would have wished I stayed with the original, smaller filter compartment when I bought the furnace.
I had a free furnace check by the installation company about a year after the furnace was installed. They examined my cheap filter as part of the 90 minute to 2 hour checkup and said nothing about it as it was not dirty. I had installed a new clean one the week before.
Below is the OEM filter for $38.
https://www.amazon.com/Carrier-Br...940&sr=8-5