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Washable, Re-usable Air Care electrostatic HVAC air filters, MERV 8, $34.97, free shipping, Lowe's
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Lowe's has Air Care washable re-usable electrostatic air filters on sale for $34.97. Shipping is free.
https://www.lowes.com/pl/Online-o...1924717080
https://www.lowes.com/pl/Online-o...1924717080
- Air-Care MERV 8 filters contain an EPA registered anti-microbial material to inhibit mold and bacteria growth on the air filter surface
- Filters pollen, dust, pet dander, bacteria, smoke, mold spores, household dust, lint, smog particles, candle and more
- Cleans your air using static electricity whereby an electrostatic charge is generated by air flowing through a maze of static prone fibers which attract airborne particles , holding them by static charge until released by washing
- Set recurring reminders to clean your filter by registering your filter using the QR code on the package or logging onto our site
- Independently lab tested to ASHRE standards
- Use Air-Care's proprietary CEF Electrostatic Air Filter Cleaner (item #5389825) and UOK Ultra Odor Kill Spray (item #3805923) to clean and deodorize the filter
- Proudly made in the USA
- Limited lifetime warranty
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Do you use the cleaner they advertise to clean the filter? This is a nice price for a permanent filter but the CEF cleaner is $25 a bottle
No I've never used it.
Thanks for the info. Sorry for all the questions, but do you just hose it off then? Is it easy to clean? Want to know before I commit
Yes that is all I do. Dust will just wash away. You will see clumps of gray stuff just wash away. It's very easy to clean.
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More restrictive is a bad thing for HVAC actually. Proper balance is critical for a well performing efficient system. Besides refrigerant pressures which I think most people loosely get, air flow, static pressure, etc are also just as important. Doesn't mean your instantly going to kill your system or cause comfort/performance issues like coil freezing over and stuff if it's not a very excessive restriction, but any restriction above what the system is designed to handle will certainly degrade efficiency and performance as well as increase strain on parts like the blower motor more and more the further beyond spec it goes.
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Thanks for the info. I'm thinking I noticed a difference was because I was replacing my dirty filter with a clean one. I will probably recheck it after I clean the filter.
See https://ww2.arb.ca.gov/our-work/p...-purifiers
See https://ww2.arb.ca.gov/our-work/p...-purifiers [ca.gov]
Oh and 10MEMDAY knocks off 10%
See https://ww2.arb.ca.gov/our-work/p...-purifiers
"...Some devices that are advertised as air purifiers purposely emit large amounts of ozone...
...Air cleaners that utilize ionizers and electrostatic precipitators are other types of devices that emit ozone, but do so as a by-product of their design and function. These devices are designed to electrically charge particles in the air and cause them to attach to surfaces in the room, such as walls or floors. Ozone is released through the charging process, although these devices typically emit much less ozone than ozone generators..."
Air filters are passive, create just enough of an electrostatic charge to help particles to stick - I highly doubt there would be a detectable difference in ozone level.
Yup. It's a polyester filter shoved between a metal holder. They're beyond garbage, inefficient and ineffective. Avoid them. A polyester filter is just junk and there's a lot of added metal from the frame adding restriction. Together you get less area filtered with a junk filter and eventually an evaporator coil with built up junk on it. I dealt with these 20 years ago and had no idea they were still around.