Depending on the amount of traffic your home or business receives can help determine how often your air/furnace filters need to be replaced. Regular filter changes can help reduce pollutants in the air and lower energy bills (as estimated by a 1-inch standard pleated filter).

• Lower traffic homes/apartments (single occupant/no pets): every 3-4 months
• Moderate traffic homes (no pets): every 90 days
• Moderate traffic homes with pets: every 60 days
• Densely populated households with more than 2 pets/occupants with allergies: once every 30 days

MERV represents the minimum efficiency reported value. Air filters are measured by a MERV rating, and the higher the rating, the more pollutants the filter is able to capture.

If you don't already have a filter in your air return or don't have a size print in your current filter, no problem! You can measure it yourself. Just take a tape measure and measure height X width X depth.

Such as

Actual size: 19.5 "X 23.5" X 3/4 "→ Nominal size: 20 X 24 X 1

Antibacterial filters use special antibacterial filter media that inhibits the growth of mold, mildew and other air pollutants, greatly reducing the amount of allergens in the air.

As air passes through the electrostatic fibers, friction creates static charges that attract and retain dust, pollen, dust mites, and dander until it is rinsed.

We recommend cleaning the electrostatic filter every 30 days, even if it doesn't look dirty. Installing a clean electrostatic filter in your air conditioner will keep the filter in top condition at all times so that it captures as many air pollutants as possible.

We recommend vacuuming up excess dirt, then running the filter under hot water, and then allowing the filter to dry completely before reuse. If desired, use a mild detergent. However, don’t use oils, adhesives, household cleaners, industrial cleaners, or alkali solutions, as this can damage the filter.

NONE! Lifetime electrostatic filters easily replace your current disposable or pleated filters with no tools or modifications required.

Yes, because the filter is reusable, you don't create any waste by throwing away a dirty filter every time you change it.

Most air filters have a MERV rating from 1-16. The higher the MERV rating, the better the filter is at capturing pollutants and contaminants in the air.

Knowing what type of filter you need in your home can be confusing. But guess what? Ac filters are the same as furnace filters - they just have two different names! In most homes, the heating and cooling systems share the same air processor, which means they also share the same filter.

You'll see more and more dust in your home.

You suddenly find that your energy bill has skyrocketed.

Your air filter is covered with dust, dirt, and other contaminants.

Your air conditioner/stove takes longer to heat or cool your home.

Dust
Dirt
Fibers
Pet Dander
Pollen
Mold Spores
Indoor Smoke
And more!

Find the arrow on the side of the filter frame. Arrows should always point in the direction of the air flow or toward the furnace, away from the return air outlet. If you need help, please contact us.

Air filters should be replaced regularly to help maintain healthy indoor air quality and ensure that your HVAC system continues to operate properly. When your air filter is not changed regularly, it can become dirty and clogged, thus limiting airflow. When airflow is restricted, your HVAC must be kept on longer and overworked to cool or heat your home or office, which can lead to expensive maintenance repairs.