DIY Air Purifier Filter from Cardboard and Masks - 5 Minutes Crafts

[@rifattarkyararbas4058]

This is very inspiring. Portable HEPA workstation can be made for plant tissue culture.

[@TechNinja.1701]

I think this is a solid base design to adapt for use with different, commonly available, non proprietary, economically priced air filter media - eg HVAC and automotive filters. Getting replacement filters is the real problem with expensive, over engineered, air filters sold with the business model of forcing customers to keep paying for overpriced filters that only fit a product that goes obsolete in a few years. A cardboard ninja design is flexible enough to fit with whatever is on hand. One other benefit of this design is that people can use PC case fans & PSUs (with adapters) - which are generally economical (especially salvaged from older PCs). There are also some sophisticated low noise and high static pressure PC case fans eg 'Be Quiet, 'Noctua' with optional RGB bling. Finally - another reference for an economical, flexible, non proprietary, air filter design is the "Corsi- Rosenthal", but that uses larger, noisier fans & standardised commercial HVAC filters, and is more appropriate for industrial & commercial environments.

[@quitsry6527]

u make it look so easy

[@preppypeppapig-max]

so cool

[@JackieMuk-hh8rp]

How do you connect the power

[@oscarsamazingworldofeveryt7977]

This is amazing but is it powerful enough to use the much thicker masks 😷

[@katetrucnguyen1871]

wow like it

[@IYAOYAS6969]

this one is nice, I may try this one.

[@jaimeaufenthie7411]

What are the measurements for the cardboard !

[@mattschricker735]

Do you mean thickness? Because if you mean the size of each piece it tells you as they cut and put each piece together

[@OutfitPets]

Wow 😲 this is amazing.

[@Sgt_Neptune]

Im just curious on how to use the pc fan with the wall plug

[@kliibapz]

what is that adapter you used?

[@RNBnewsIndia]

12 vote dc ,to powering dc fan

[@SereneHamster-sy5cy]

What glue was that 👀

[@itworldrayya]

I used thhis concept but when I power on the fan I noticed this type of mask filter not allow airto properly pass

[@t.t2824]

Dede bhai 😢

[@chanceybassell1202]

😬 ᑭᖇOᗰOᔕᗰ

[@juanmontes8905]

facemasks doesn't filter longitudinally, it deflects the air though the gaps between your face and itself

[@bishopp14]

Wait what does that have to do with this video? Maybe English isn't your 1st language and your point is getting lost in translation but you're coming off as an anti-masker. If you're suggesting that this wouldn't work because air can't pass through the material the mask is made of then you're 100% wrong. If you're talking about how the mask, (when worn on the face) allows some of the wearer's breath to exit between the mask and the face then sure. Some air does escape through the sides but it's significantly less than without the mask and doesn't shoot across the room as in normal unmasked breathing. Not that it's relevant to this video since people don't typically glue masks to their faces anyway. (If so, you're doing it wrong)

[@liamfeely]

​@@bishopp14your coming off as pro government pro mask authoritarian

[@WhatTheNugget]

whoaa smart guy@@bishopp14

[@mattschricker735]

​@bishopp14 but what if I like the smell of glue on my mask and face.....o that good old model glue hahaha or what if I want a snack and use paste instead......you sound like an anti-glue lover smdh...but besides that you are 99.9% correct....I would say 100% but nothing is 100%

[@anthonyperkins5856]

Are the measurements in CM?