Clean Air Blog

It is nearly impossible to eliminate the sources of pollen allergens and dust mites, so your best course of action in eliminating the threat of these airborne particles is to install efficient air filters in your home's heating and air...

With so many options it can be overwhelming trying to decide what filter best suites your needs. Panel (basic) filters, usually 1" fiberglass filters, are the typical furnace filters installed in the ductwork of most home heating and/or air conditioning...

A furnace filter pulls a majority of unwanted particles from your indoor air. Such as mold spores, pet dander, household dust, smoke, pollen, dust mites and smog. Using a filter in your furnace is an easy way to reduce the...

In many cases if you have never located your heating systems filter it can be a challenge to find it. All systems are different so we will do our very best to point you in the right direction. Typically your...

This is a common question that we get from time to time and the truth of the matter is yes. A pleated filter can strain a system and potentially cause damage but more often then not the person in charge...

The difference between High Capacity Filters and Standard Capacity Filters is mainly the number of pleats on a pleated filter. A High Capacity filter will have more pleats when compared to a Standard Capacity Filter in the same size and...