The Airthreds washable air filter review - Is this the best air filter? See what the results are from the review. You can buy the air filter on Amazon here amzn.to/3dBXfkn
came across your channel after i just replaced the screen on my patton screen door. love your videos bro. this reusable filter is gonna win me brownie points with my mother in law by helping us save money 😂 what i like most is learning about new/improved tech that make everyday jobs easier or make us more efficient. keep up the brilliant work ^_^
Thanks so much! My hvac guy recommended the lower mervs because he said the higher ones just make your hvac work harder so a washable, reusable merv 8 that is good for the environment? #win
🤯...🤭...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 At 2:30 into your video, you say, "It's SUPPOSED to be fairly SIMPLE?! I'm not making it SEEM that way?!"🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Now THAT was FUNNY! HILARIOUS!!! 😊😉😝😁😅😂🤣🤷🏻♀️
Thank you for your review, It appears to be a great idea but I have one concerns that is not addressed in your or anyone else's review. Since this is a flat filter vs the typical pleated filter there is much less surface area for air to pass over. That will instantly increase the static pressure and cause the motor to work harder. We may be saving money now but at what cost?
interesting concept but then you have the potential turbulence of the air once it goes through the pleats. What matters most is having a filter that does not obstruct too much flow based upon what it is made from. Also, allowing it to get dirty. Dust build up on the fan blades reduces the air flow too.
@@flannelguydiy6458 how do you like it since you first posted the video? I just started using mine 3 days ago and I had some concerns about it making the unit run harder? still in my ac unit so I cant really tell just yet but I'd like to see how it worked for you?
Don’t waste your money after a couple months the filter doesn’t work as he should and if you wash it get damaged in the washing machine,The warranty doesn’t cover it.
@@AviRavid1 I am glad you told me this cause I order it off amazon before I seen your message and I seen right away it was making my air unit work too hard, I normally run it at 75 to 74 and my homes is cold, when I put this in I had to run my air unit at 72 to 70 and it took longer to cool my house I was afraid it was going to cause my things to freeze up so I replaced it back to the one I normally use and never had a problem with just expensive but it is worth it in the end for sure. I will be returning mine. Thank you so much
@@EsteeDarla So, are you saying you don't recommend the AirThreds filters? Flannel Guy DIY recommends it, but it sounds like you don't. Is that correct?
They’re only MERV 8 filtration so not the best but seems like a good way to save some money and reduce waste! At $60 they’re not a bad deal considering they “should” replace 36 regular filters plus with a 12 month warranty!
@@flannelguydiy6458 I meant the dust on tables and lamp fixtures and other furniture. I have only two cold air returns in my house on the first floor. One in the floor of our front room and one in the floor of our dining room ( old house with the cold air returns running through the floor joist's in our basement ) and 7 wall registers in the whole house. I went to those see-thru fiber type filters last year during the supply chain problem and put a micro-fiber towel over each cold air return. After I pleaded to my wife to stop burning candles..it seems to help the air born dust problem. We don't smoke or have pets and just have carpet on our staircase to the second floor and two small area rugs in the front room and dining room.
I have six kids that we homeschool so usually 6-8 people at home & #110 German shepherd dog so lots of hair & dirt. I change my filter monthly when it is running so 8-10 a year. We don't have respiratory issues, so in my opinion a washable or cheap filter that catches the big stuff & hair is the key as a high quality filter can become obstructed within a month when they say to replace every three.
came across your channel after i just replaced the screen on my patton screen door. love your videos bro. this reusable filter is gonna win me brownie points with my mother in law by helping us save money 😂
what i like most is learning about new/improved tech that make everyday jobs easier or make us more efficient. keep up the brilliant work ^_^
thanks for watching
Any update on the filter? Are you still using it/them?
Thanks so much! My hvac guy recommended the lower mervs because he said the higher ones just make your hvac work harder so a washable, reusable merv 8 that is good for the environment? #win
🤯...🤭...🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 At 2:30 into your video, you say,
"It's SUPPOSED to be fairly SIMPLE?! I'm not making it SEEM that way?!"🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Now THAT was FUNNY! HILARIOUS!!!
😊😉😝😁😅😂🤣🤷🏻♀️
That’s pretty cool! Thanks for sharing brother!
Thanks Dom... I wont have to buy another air filter again
Thank you for your review, It appears to be a great idea but I have one concerns that is not addressed in your or anyone else's review. Since this is a flat filter vs the typical pleated filter there is much less surface area for air to pass over. That will instantly increase the static pressure and cause the motor to work harder. We may be saving money now but at what cost?
interesting concept but then you have the potential turbulence of the air once it goes through the pleats. What matters most is having a filter that does not obstruct too much flow based upon what it is made from. Also, allowing it to get dirty. Dust build up on the fan blades reduces the air flow too.
@@flannelguydiy6458 how do you like it since you first posted the video? I just started using mine 3 days ago and I had some concerns about it making the unit run harder? still in my ac unit so I cant really tell just yet but I'd like to see how it worked for you?
Don’t waste your money after a couple months the filter doesn’t work as he should and if you wash it get damaged in the washing machine,The warranty doesn’t cover it.
@@AviRavid1 I am glad you told me this cause I order it off amazon before I seen your message and I seen right away it was making my air unit work too hard, I normally run it at 75 to 74 and my homes is cold, when I put this in I had to run my air unit at 72 to 70 and it took longer to cool my house I was afraid it was going to cause my things to freeze up so I replaced it back to the one I normally use and never had a problem with just expensive but it is worth it in the end for sure. I will be returning mine. Thank you so much
@@EsteeDarla So, are you saying you don't recommend the AirThreds filters? Flannel Guy DIY recommends it, but it sounds like you don't. Is that correct?
Thanks for reviewing for us
What about adequate air flow, will this bog down your system and reduce the lifespan? Thx
never had an issue with the airflow
They’re only MERV 8 filtration so not the best but seems like a good way to save some money and reduce waste! At $60 they’re not a bad deal considering they “should” replace 36 regular filters plus with a 12 month warranty!
I just made a video on a washable air filter. Never buy a new one again
@@flannelguydiy6458you said you made a video on a washable air filter? Do you have TWO out? Thanks!
Thank you for the video keep sharing 😎👍🏼
thanks for watching!
Good reviewing. Thank you!
Thanks for watching Barry
What about the metal type filter that's also reusable?
This is a great filter but Canaan is a lot better product it has more area to filter its pleated
Iol….took me a sec. K&N.
What is the merv rating?
Does it restrict the air flow a lot? Is your blower louder?
No.. and no!
I bought an aluminum one and I'm wondering if you ever tested one of those.
i have not tested aluminum
Do you still use/recommend it?
I dont use it anymore because I replaced the furnace/air handler and it takes a different type of filter
Smart company 👍🏼
Did you notice less dust ???
It did a good job of cleaning the air
@@flannelguydiy6458 I meant the dust on tables and lamp fixtures and other furniture. I have only two cold air returns in my house on the first floor. One in the floor of our front room and one in the floor of our dining room ( old house with the cold air returns running through the floor joist's in our basement ) and 7 wall registers in the whole house. I went to those see-thru fiber type filters last year during the supply chain problem and put a micro-fiber towel over each cold air return. After I pleaded to my wife to stop burning candles..it seems to help the air born dust problem. We don't smoke or have pets and just have carpet on our staircase to the second floor and two small area rugs in the front room and dining room.
i would hang dry if u want it to last
Junk! Cheapo air filters are the best for the longevity of your furnace!
I have six kids that we homeschool so usually 6-8 people at home & #110 German shepherd dog so lots of hair & dirt. I change my filter monthly when it is running so 8-10 a year. We don't have respiratory issues, so in my opinion a washable or cheap filter that catches the big stuff & hair is the key as a high quality filter can become obstructed within a month when they say to replace every three.
Junk
it worked while i had it... but that was years ago with a different furnace