Air Filters

In this article, I’ll go over 5 things about air filters that every homeowner should know. Some of them sound counterintuitive. And some might surprise you.

Choosing the right furnace filter size for your home is very important. It will help maintain your furnace’s efficiency and keep your home’s air clean.
In this article, I’ll go over how to find out what size furnace filter you need. I’ll also give you a few tips and tricks when it comes to changing your furnace’s air filter.

Find mold in your home? Then there’s no time to mess around. In this article, I’ll show you some of the best air filters that you can use to remove mold. I’ll also go over the steps required to remove mold from your home’s air, and how to address the causes of mold in your home.

If you have a custom-shaped vent, then you don’t need to buy a custom-shaped filter just to keep your home’s air clean.
In this article, I’ll discuss how cut-to-fit air filters will benefit your home, when you should use them, and how easy it is to install them.

Electrostatic air filters are air filters that filter out particles by means of static electricity. In this article, we’ll discuss what electrostatic air filters are, how they work, and in what situation you should use them in your home’s AC or heating system.

Shopping for air filters doesn’t need to be hard. Unfortunately, it is a little more complicated than it should be. With different filter ratings invented by various institutions, it can be difficult to decipher exactly which air filter rating you should use.
In this article, we’ll discuss the MPR rating scale and help you figure out what MPR filter rating you should use in your home’s HVAC system.

When browsing for air filters, you should just go for the filter with the highest rating, right? Not always. Many people don’t consider how a filter with a high MERV rating will affect other parts of the HVAC system.

In this article, we’ll take a look at the differences between two of the most common air filter rating systems– MERV and MPR. We’ll make sense of these two systems and compare them to each other to show you what they measure, and how they measure it.

While AC and furnace units do a decent job of filtering air impurities on their own, return vent filters can aid in this by acting as the first line of defense.