Clean Air Blog

Since all homes and systems are different it's really hard for us to help answer your question without seeing your system design, layout, etc. It sounds like you may want to contact a local tech in your area to diagnose...

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...

The dust in your home is made up of pollen, plant and mold spores, pet dander, lint, bacteria and other contaminants. Regular daily activities within the home such as dusting, vacuuming and cooking can increase particulate concentrations.

Surprisingly, expensive washable/reusable filters are similar to fiberglass filters in their inability to capture micro-particles. They can be washed and re-used but they don't come close to the ability of pleated furnace filters to capture smaller particles from indoor air.

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...