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[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

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[@coolramone]

So where do you get this blue and orange filter? And what is it called?

[@michaelgarrison2043]

I have a 16×25×1. I only see 16×24×1. Will this one still fit

[@jeffconnor214]

@@michaelgarrison2043 Michael - 16x25x1 is actually on the list but out of order. Scroll down the drop down list and you will see it second from the bottom.

[@ASybil]

What is the black box you put it all in? I don't think we have one like that.

[@MichaelMantion]

BTW squirrel cage fans would use less power and spin faster if your filter gets clogged. It will move less air but the fan moves faster with less power usage.

[@lonestarst8]

When I was a young airmen on the aircraft carrier, I'd perform ventilation maintenance and our filters were stainless steel. You could easily see through the filters, they weren't anything special, but the vent shops would run the filters through a dishwasher, spray oil on them once they were dry and issue them back to us to install. This comment may not add any value to the content you've posted, but I thought others might find this interesting.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

First off, thank you very much for your service, it's greatly appreciated. Your experience with the oiled filter is exactly what we are trying to share in this video. Thank you for the view and your comment, it's appreciated, have a fantastic day my friend. Guru Mike

[@maurice482390]

Actually interesting af

[@sherkelly4533]

Like the oil trick, Im going to try it!

[@jmstouter6572]

Oh, you bet! Thanks!

[@updowningenuity]

love the fact you added that you performed ventilation maintenance on the filters and then explained the steps taken. i laugh though because you say you and then immediately go into, our vent shops would run them through the dishwasher,............... pause................ spray oil on them ONCE tehy were DRY and issue them back to us to install. thank you

[@Nikki_with_the_blikki]

This is the kind of content my husband and I need. We've only been homeowners for 2 years so we're still learning!

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Glad to help Erica! Thank you so much for watching, stay tuned my friend, lots more to come :) Hope you have a great week. Guru Mike

[@Nikki_with_the_blikki]

@@MrKnowItAllGuru you're so welcome! Enjoy your week as well!

[@savinggracekennels5588]

Great content! I've been in the HVACR industry going on 6yrs now. With most of my customer base being commercial hotel high rises, restaurants & storage facilities I've been using the blue filter media the last 4yrs. In the kitchens of restaurants, I find extreme conditions with additional grease and flower causing expensive repairs to the refrigeration equipment that are in close proximity to fryers and breading stations. I use the blue media as a disposable to protect the condenser coils and it most certainly helps when doing scheduled preventive maintenance, On the residential side whenever I install a new unit or have scheduled p.m. I use the cheapest fiberglass filters with a Merv rating below 4 and recommend customers change them whenever they pay the electric bill every month. I like the idea of implementing the orange media and the canola oil is a great idea when reusing. Should make the cleaning process easier. However, the commercial kitchens are so bad that I have no choice but to throw them away and replace them with new.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thank you so much for watching and sharing, we appreciate your input my friend, have a great week. GuruMike

[@psdaengr911]

There are mechanical ways of precipitating dust oil and grease from air with durable equipment that can be easily cleaned, but people will chose cheap today over lower cost during a lifetime.

[@stex1985]

Dusty house no matter what filter your using,check the compartment or return air to system and make sure it’s not pulling unfiltered air into system. From the attic is one of the major offenders and under the walls of the return air compartment. A high MERV filter will cause a system to pull air from any source other than the filter,path of least resistance.

[@michaelkaiser1864]

getting too high of a merv is gonna reduce airflow (maybe change head pressure if too much). Finding a 4 merv is getting impossible locally. Getting 7's is tough to even order. In the harsh conditions you had in kitchens? You saved their butts for sure. Average homeowner? I don't think i'd do this in an older home and not with animals for sure. Folks will forget and pressures are gonna go stupid.

[@Detroitblue]

I have been investigating my dust problem for a while now and what I discovered is that a large percent of dust does not come from the HVAC intake. It comes from the Human body as well as fibers from things like our clothing and blankets and stuff. But I was surprised to discover how much dust is really skin cells and dandruff. And it really only came to light when I bought a mesh fabric office chair. I noticed that the mesh was allowing all the stuff flaking off my body to accumulate on the underside and backside of the chair. A thick coating of dust. I realized it was not from the air but my body.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thanks for watching and sharing, have a great day. Guru Mike

[@fool9111z]

Yes, which is why HAVC filtering doesn’t solve the problem. Vacuuming and open windows does!

[@dmittie9761]

@@fool9111z Vacuuming and opening windows doesn't clear out the dust either, sure you'll get a lot of it vaccumed up but it'll blow it around too. HAVCs have intake vents that help circulate the air to the furnace/ac so if you don't use a filter, all that dust/ dirt is just being recycled back into the whole house over and over again.

[@dingusfuzzklonnkt2755]

​@@fool9111z open windows in areas like Tennessee will make the situation worse.

[@jimmypalavi]

Homes which contain more cotton clothes and products develop more dust than homes which have more polyester and synthetic materials.

[@michaelwright1602]

I just went down and changed out my furnace filter, it was the last one out of my stock, I bought quite a few 3 packs of these 20"x25"x4" filters a couple of years ago. They have since tripled in price. I said self, it is time for an alternative, and then I found this video... I just ordered two of the screens and a roll of the orange filter stuff, along with some large cord/cable clips to hold the orange filter to the electrostatic filter. I will use velcro to hold it in place inside the filter box. I bought two so that I can do a quick change when it comes time to clean the filters. Thank you for this video sir! You just saved me a bunch of money!

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Glad to help Michael! I hear you on the costs of things doubling and tripling over the last 3 years :( We have to save where we can for sure! Thank you so much for watching and sharing, hope you have a fantastic day my friend. Guru Mike

[@berniel5541]

Mike, what and where did you order the cable clips to hold the electrostatic filter to he orange filter? Thanks

[@getsoulz]

@Michael Wright HI Mike I use the same size filter as you, could you tell me what size metal screens you used or post a link to it? Thank you.

[@rickb.8508]

I see others were asking about where to purchase the cord/cable clips you use , please add that information or a link....

[@michaelwright1602]

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[@Wichitan]

I've been meaning to do this for years and this video was the kickstart I needed. I'm now the proud owner of four electrostatic filters (two for each inlet) and a roll of filter fabric. My wife has been assigned the arts and crafts portion of the project (to measure and cut the fabric). No more $$ for filters, ever.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

LOL!! That's awesome Art! Thanks so much for watching and sharing, we truly appreciate it, you will love the results of this, great decision my friend. Have a fantastic week. Guru Mike

[@IDYLBERRY]

Good video for those that will do this and probably the best use of canola oil. When I did construction defect litigation, I often represented the HVAC contractor named in the suit. Homeowners would state low register airflow when HVAC was in operation. I'd go over to the return air for a look and observe the air filter almost black and being sucked into the duct. I'd ask the homeowner when they last changed the filter, and some didn't have a clue what I was talking about. I told them at this point they should have the system cleaned by a pro. What falls into the floor registers gets blown back out. There is filter material available for the registers.

[@trishpipkins]

Ew so gross!!! I no longer feel as bad for letting mine go about 45 days. We showed the people who moved into our old house where the extra filters are. They said "I didn't know you're supposed to change those." Our brand new AC unit cost $10,000 for a 1600 Sq ft house! How do people not think about maintaining this stuff? At 20 years old I knew the importance of this!!

[@IDYLBERRY]

@@trishpipkins It catches your attention when your wallet hemorrhages. I hope you had some homeowner's insurance to cover most of the costs. So many people don't know where the gas, electrical, and water shut offs are located.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Glad to help Idylberry! Thank you so much for watching and sharing your knowledge, we truly appreciate the input, have a fantastic week my friend. GuruMike

[@arlenelee3881]

Where can i get the bulk filter to purchase?

[@Supernatural147]

@@trishpipkins no way someone charge you 10 k for an ac unit thats absurd. Maybe for a full system with all new duct etc but just the ac unit is wild.

[@myfastcars]

HOLY HELL! I have been STRUGGLING and going through turmoil on what type an brand of home/room air Hepa filter system to purchase for my home. THIS, seems to be one of the most down to earth solutions yet. Im going to try it. We live in El Paso, TX in the High Desert where it is very dusty!! YES, My fan blades look just like yours. LOL! I will get the system and report back the results in several months. Thank You. LOL! We have lots of rock walls. At the end of the video, your rock wall video popped up. Will have to check it out.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Nice, you will love the system myfastcars! Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great weekend my friend. Guru Mike

[@silvergrizzly316]

Mr. Guru Hammers another one Home!!! 💪 I've been using these filters(washable) for 32 years and we've only bought new ones three times!!! AWESOME STUFF MIKE !!!👏 👌 👍 Have a Blessed week my friend!

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Right on! Thanks as always Jay, huge $ savings my friend, have a great week. GuruMike

[@malexjones]

I ditched my MERV 13 filters in my two split HC systems and I'm following your advice. My 9-year-old daughter seems to sneeze year-round in the house. Will try anything now to help and stop buying Claritin & Zyrtec meds. Living in the Miami-FLL area, I was initially concerned with layering two MERV 8 filters together because I didn't want to overwork my air handlers. But, I spoke to an HVAC tech who said it is better to have a thicker, two inch MERV 8 filter than a one-inch MERV 13 filter. Thank you @MrKnowitAllGuru

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

you are very welcome my friend!! Mr.KIA also see this video the stuff is unbelievable kzbin.info/www/bejne/gqeui3R7jLmDjc0 it will really help anyone with allergies :)

[@rbilardo47]

Awesome, thank you. I just ordered the filtering unit and the blue filter material. Can't wait to put to use. You are the best for great content...

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Awesome! Thank you! We really appreciate the view and kind words, makes all we do worth it my friend! Hope you have a great weekend. Guru Mike & team

[@ilovetomorrow]

Well done. I'll be tent camping there next week for 7 nights. Ocracoke is my happy place.

[@gregspaulding7737]

I know this voice! So glad to see you broadening your content with a second channel. Keep up the good work 👏.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thank you very much Greg!! Glad to have you here with us, bet you didn't know I was a Guru as well :) LOL Thanks for watching, have a stupendous week my friend. Guru Mike

[@ss442es]

Thanks, I will have to try that! All kinds of dust and pollen out here in the flatlands.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

you will be glad you did my friend!

[@steves2443]

This is a timely video. I’ve been thinking lately to myself there is way too much dust in my house and have been wondering about the MERV filters we use. Seems like we have more dust the higher the MERV rating on the filter we use.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

That's exactly what we were running it to Steve! Thanks for watching and sharing, have a great week my friend. GuruMike

[@FairyFrequency]

Wow! Awesome money saving air filter tutorial. Sending love and warm greetings from Missouri.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Glad we can help! Thank you for the view and comment my friend, glad to have you here with us from Missouri, have a great week. Guru Mike

[@FairyFrequency]

@@MrKnowItAllGuru ...inviting you to explore our channel too friend ♡

[@trishpipkins]

We just bought a home in Winter Haven and bought a brand new AC unit. I've been wanting to know how to take care of it and make it last because they cost a small fortune to replace. I'm sharing this with my husband. You're awesome! Thanks for showing us all the "simple ways" to make life better. Also I love flat plugs. 😁

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Our pleasure Trish! Thanks for being here with us my friend, hope you have a great week. GuruMike

[@jeffpowell476]

I live in winter Haven also welcome Trish

[@Cam-wi3tp]

@@jeffpowell476 we also live in Winter Haven. If it weren't for the traffic, it would be great!

[@jeffpowell476]

@@Cam-wi3tp small world lol

[@TheKentuckylady717]

Great idea.....I would say have your Furnace cleaned every Summer , after winter is over and make sure they vac. out all your air ducts and vent you have in your home....that's a start and clean all ceiling fans off also..... those should be done often, at least in the summer and beginning of winter.....the more the better.....may cut out any allergies you might have, or certainly will help.....

[@Nico_335i_DCT]

Very nice tips Mike. Thanks for sharing. Have a great weekend, Dutch regards, Nico.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

My pleasure! Thanks for watching Nico, we appreciate you my friend, have a great week. GuruMike

[@kidnappedcoyote5644]

Thank you for this!!! I use the same home air filtration machines and have been putting off buying new filters because of the price

[@kidnappedcoyote5644]

And I used to use the best filters possible in my furnace until I learned the negative effects so I use more basic now and have been contemplating the lifetime metal style for awhile. Paper ones will fold and suck into the furnace a bit if they get too soiled. Thank you again

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Happy to help! Thank you for watching and sharing, now you can make your own filters. Have a great day my friend. Guru Mike

[@messageswithmarni5706]

I was wondering what home filtration system he's showing and you have. Brand & model please. I love that it has a washable carbon infused plate. That's cool.

[@andreamichellelopez5600]

I love running into the most informative display of the kind of interaction I appreciate. You can’t see me and my replies to the tube or my dog 😂& a new home owner should certainly also acquire the knowledge for the bettering of HUMANITY & save $$$ I payed to get the DUCTS SWEPT OMG TERRIBLE DIRT AFTER visible on the wall 😮 & you said it DONE nice video Mr. K.I.A

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thank you very much Andrea! Glad to help, we appreciate the view and comment, hope you have a great day my friend. Guru Mike

[@lavontrellrussell2235]

Perfect!!! just what I needed. Feel like im buying filters every month

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Glad we could help! Thank you for watching, hope you have a great day my friend. Guru Mike

[@waynebrimhall538]

My air handler in Florida is in a closet with the filter in the door. it has a frame where the disposable air filter goes. How do I add an additional inch of blue filter or the tack pink material on top of the regular disposable filter? The frame looks like it can only hold the 1 inch filter.

[@consumerdebtchitchat]

When I purchased my condo I got really nice fanss for it. To keep my fans and my freshly painted ceiling like new, I went to a local professional fan store. For 15 bucks I purchased an easy reach fan duster that covers all four sides at one time. You just slide it back and forth gently. Toss it in the wash. Two years later my white ceiling is as beautiful as the day I had it painted and the fans are dust free perfect.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Great tip! Thank you for watching and sharing, have a fantastic day. Guru Mike

[@consumerdebtchitchat]

@@MrKnowItAllGuru 😀 I have arthritis so I can't climb on ladders 😐

[@jeffchristianson-ziebell7727]

Julio Caesar Chavez Jorge Rodriguez Johnson Thompson is THE MAN! I love it! Great video(s) I obviously subbed. Now THIS is what KZbin needs way more of in truly useful & helpful accurate content. Thank You Mr Know It All & the great… soon to be legendary, Julio Caesar Chavez Jorge Rodriguez Johnson Thompson!

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Awesome, thank you! We really appreciate the view and sub Jeff! Thanks for sharing, hope you have a stupendous week my friend. Guru Mike & Hoolio

[@mishachevalier9754]

OK....saw THIS video and it's filled with enough common sense and good info that I'll subscribe. Thanks!! I'll use this info to clean our air!! Our dogs and cats just destroy a paper filter. THANKS!!

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Welcome aboard Misha! Thank you so much for watching and for the sub, hope you have a fantastic day my friend. Guru Mike

[@DJRenee]

I completely forgot my dad used these....thank you man!

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

glad we could help Renee

[@leakyjeep5.9]

I always thought about rigging something like this up. This helps make it happen 👍👍

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Absolutely! Thank you for watching leakyjeep, have a great evening my friend. GuruMike

[@conway2121]

I live on a bust road with big trucks going by all day long and cars, But my filters or clogged in a week really dirty very expensive thank you for this video, Never thought of reusable just always went to the hardware like a fool, Guess you get use to it but people have a lot on their minds with everything else, Great video.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Glad we could help that’s why we’re here my friend

[@LemonySnicket-EUC]

I layer mine with the lower merv on the outside to catch the bigger particles and the higher merv filters behind it to filter the smaller particles. I clean the outer lower merv filter more often because it tends to get dirtier faster where I live. Hope that makes sense. This keeps the higher merv filter last a bit longer.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Great tip Lemony Snicket! Thank you so much for watching and sharing, we really appreciate it, have a fantastic weekend my friend. Guru Mike

[@Dreamlyte]

How do you later on a regular 18x20x1 AC unit how would you get it to stick to the outside once the regular nerve filter is in?

[@LemonySnicket-EUC]

@@Dreamlyte My return air filter registers are deep enough for 2 filters.

[@scottrevia1611]

You can place a 2” thick filter in there. Better than double-stacking two 1” filters

[@LemonySnicket-EUC]

@@scottrevia1611 this works fine and costs less. My outer filter is washable and will compress slightly for fit. A 2 inch filter won't fit. I have 2 large return airs on my 3 ton system. My Trane furnace is 32 years old and clean as a whistle.

[@davidschank956]

You can get batting also witch is the same thing at your local arts and craft store do what he showed you to do it works like a charm. Been doing it for a long time and cleaning it is so easy I think it works better than the store bought ones.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thanks for watching David, have a great day. Guru Mike

[@net2000man]

THIS is a GREAT VIDEO, Boss! By any chance could you do one for A/C 5 HVAC maintenance tips? Anything in particular (aside from this great filtration video) about maintaining our AC/Heat systems? Would love to see one! Thanks, Brother!!

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Great suggestion! We'll see what we can do for you. Have a great weekend, thanks for watching. Guru Mike

[@4rdF1Hunny]

Woohoo! Building a new home right now that uses expensive filters. This will be my route once it’s time for that first change!

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Nice! Thanks for watching and sharing brett, we appreciate you my friend, have a great day and all the best on your new home. GuruMike

[@annem7806]

You'll void the warranty on your new unit... $$$$

[@kraven8864]

Great info! The frustrating part is, how damn high up my filter is in my home. My stupid ceilings are pretty high. I have to get a 15ft ladder to change the damn filter. I’m 5’2”…. Let’s just say I don’t change it nearly as often as I should. Same goes with my smoke detectors.. They ALWAYS seem to start chirping low battery in the middle of night!

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

LOL, we have a few that are higher in our foyer ceilings as well K. Thank you for watching and sharing, hope you have a great weekend my friend. Guru Mike

[@TheRainHarvester]

Higher up will suck less dust. Smoke detectors chirp at night because the house cools and battery voltage drops when cold.

[@barbarakdoty6843]

New batteries EVERY OCTOBER

[@davidwinters2084]

Thank you for the info. Great video. Where do you get that filter rolls?

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

hi David you need to click the MORE button under the video thats where all the tools are located for the video the orange and blue stuff are air filter material orange has the tackifier blue does not have it. Orange Filter Material amzn.to/3PBlb8B Blue Filter Material amzn.to/3SNhOht Another Tack Spray amzn.to/3jBXu63 Tack Spray amzn.to/3AlSvvU hope this helps

[@kerrysum1952]

Excellent video, really enjoyed it. Ceiling fans are a natural dust magnet I have found. I will take your advice and try it out. Thanx.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Please do! Thank you for watching and sharing Kerry, glad we could help, have a fantastic day my friend. Guru Mike

[@YouTubeCertified]

I thought this sounded like Señor Sweet Project Cars & when I heard Julio I knew it was you. (I didnt know you had another channel. ) Gracias Señor

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Guru Mike at your service my friend, and Hoolio too :) Thanks for joining us, hope you enjoy and have a fantastic day. Guru Mike

[@Catchmyvib2]

I follow the same cleaning methods as my grandparents - and yeah, you wipe down your fans once a month and depending on the activity in your house cleaning windows washing walls it’s all very beneficial

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

we catch your vibe on that my friend !!

[@kristasahlin]

I am going to be purchasing the Winix 550 filter, question, what metal filter fit inside there? I noticed a link (but it must be not available anymore). Can you help with the brand or the size of the filter that fits in there? Thank you SO much!! I am looking forward to having cleaner air in our home for my son with a dust allergy.

[@Mr_SamuelAdam]

I know you said white side towards you. But when I place it in my furance do I place the white towards the blower or towards the furance?

[@leakyjeep5.9]

I'm going to use that orange filter material to wrap around my K&N cone filter on my Jeep so it filters better as well.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Great idea! Thank you for watching and sharing, have a fantastic week my friend. Guru Mike

[@regality78]

I like your old channel Sweet Project also. Hey Mr KIA is there also a replacement for the big. 4 inch thick filters?

[@Detroitblue]

Good tip however I do have a Ionizer filter system on my HVAC. I also have a HUGE dust problem and I can't seem to overcome it. Good tip to use those tacky pre-filters I will give it ago. Also I have a couple Oldie but goodie Hunter air filter fans on the order of what you have there. I just pulled them out of storage a couple weeks ago I realized that don't really like running them because they are a bit too loud and I was concerned about the cost of replacing the filters. However again your tip on how to avoid buying filters is much appreciated. I will say that your dirty fan blades do beg the question of how well all this is working for you.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

The fan blades were before I installed my new filtering systems. Thanks again for watching and sharing, we do appreciate it, hope you have a fantastic day my friend. Guru Mike

[@user-eq9gf5yl6o]

The older Jeep Liberty's don't have a cabin filter on the fresh air intake. Now I can make one. I was looking for something to keep a bluetooth headset from falling off. The tack spray should work for that too. Thanks.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Glad we could help! Thank you for watching and sharing, hope you have a great weekend my friend. Guru Mike

[@Mr_SamuelAdam]

I use a 16x25x1 filter. Do I just buy the orange stuff or the orange and the metal filter? Idk if the metal filter and the orange stuff will fit in the hole?

[@JimVincitore]

Great video! Very cool! THANK YOU!

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Glad you liked it Jim! Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great week my friend. Guru Mike

[@MichaelR58]

Good video and tips , thanks for sharing , God bless !

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Our pleasure! Thanks for the view Michael, it's always appreciated, have a great week. GuruMike

[@RickTurnerSylvaniaRealtor]

Very informative! Thanks!!

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Glad it was helpful Rick! Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great day my friend. Guru Mike

[@psdaengr911]

There are other mechanical dust and grease separators that are more effective and need less maintenance than washable filter media, but they have higher initial costs. Lungs and mucus membranes evolved to handle far higher dust levels than seen in that home. "Snot" is a continuously renewed, biodegradable, disposable dust filter.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

well we are not into snotty noses so we will stick with our filters much more peaceful life for sure.. :)

[@1erinjames]

Always great advice!!

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Glad you think so Erin! Thanks for watching, hope you have a great week my friend. GuruMike

[@davidh.8513]

This is a good informative video. Can you please tell me how you decided on using CANOLA oil and not another type?

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

We found that it stuck the best and had virtually no odor. Thanks for watching and asking David, have a great day. Guru Mike

[@JettaTDI2005]

Great Video and I only have one question .. since our two vents are up in the ceiling with the blue filter that you indicated, will it still be working if compressed in the ceiling but only at edges of the frame.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Hello Pablo, our air filters are in the ceiling as well. As long as they are clamped in from the louvered cover, they will be fine. Thank you for watching and asking, have a great day my friend. Guru Mike

[@mefarias4879]

Just saw this, and am new to your channel. Subscribed. thanks for the info. 😊 My question, is there anything else that tacky stuff can be used for? Bcuz it seems to be that there's going to be a lot of the roll left over that'll be sitting there collecting dust.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

You’ll be surprised what you find uses for that we keep our rolls in clean garbage bags sealed up tight stick them up in the attic and they’re there when you need them thanks for asking have a great day and welcome to the channel, mad Mike

[@brahmeshvaram2862]

Thanks a lot, Mike - question: does fabric softener work as well as canola oil? Fabric softener is often recommended for keeping dust down also.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

You can give it a shot but we have tried everything and this seems to work the best for us

[@jamestregler1584]

Spot on, great job !

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Glad you think so!

[@GingerAleDude]

Nice👍. I’ll to try this.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Awesome! Thank you for watching, have a great week my friend. GuruMike

[@johnlakey4983]

I enjoyed your video on how to improve air economically. My biggest concern is that a person may forget to change their tactified filter which would cause the furnace to cycle on auto reset main high limit. This would greatly shorten the heat exchanger life span. I've been using the 4.5 " deep by 20 by 16 MERV 8 filters. My returns are on the high sidewall I replace my filter every 12 to 18 months. I would recommend REME LED duct light which produces aerosol peroxide which have past lab tests to kill 99% of airborne viruses. Best Regards

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

First off, your statement of a person forgetting to change their tactified filter... if they forget to do something that is this important they deserve all of the issues and ramifications that come from their lack of caring. I'm not trying to sound mean here, but my dad always taught me "I forgot" is the worst excuse a person can have. That is like telling the police officer when you get pulled over for going 90mph, that "I forgot" that the speed limit was 55mph. Thanks for watching John, have a great day. Guru Mike

[@johnlakey4983]

@@MrKnowItAllGuru thanks!

[@abbylynn8872]

@@MrKnowItAllGuru 😅😅😅💕 So much respect. I work on this with my college student employees on campus. No employer wants to hear I forgot. Whbe its important to them, they dont forget. Parents that accept this are setting their kids up for failure.

[@sheronliss1070]

Well done!! Great invention!

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

thank you :)

[@Leonardokite]

I've been using washable filters for years and they are great. Until now, the system I recently got uses some weird filters and I haven't been able to find washable filters for it. I also have a number of those flat extension cords. We seem to think a lot alike on this channel LOL.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

LOL, got to have some ingenuity these days! Thanks for the view and comment Leonard, we appreciate you my friend, have a great week. GuruMike

[@alex9483]

Great video! Question: I have central air/furnace. What side do I place the orange/blue prefilter? On the "arrow" side? Also once the prefilter is installed on the filter, does the white side face out or in,?

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

hello Alex if i am understanding you correctly maybe not but yes the pre filter is placed before the main filter and that would be on the intake side of your main filter...the white side is always facing you this way you can better see when it is time to wash it. if i did not answer your question well you can email pics to us at [e-mail] thanks Guru Mike

[@misst1586]

Mr. Know it All, what type/brand of stand alone air filter is that on your workbench? I have a wood stove would like to use something freestanding like that.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

It's this amzn.to/3Aluh4A it is a fantastic filtration system Miss T! Thank you for watching and asking, have a great week my friend. Guru Mike

[@LindaPorter-ie3yw]

Our furnace has great big accordian filters!

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

If you get inventive this process will work great for you

[@sciencelabvideosl7558]

2:24 what air filtration system is that? You said you had 3 of them. What is the name of it please?

[@stanpawlus2618]

Where can you buy the orange tackifier?

[@bigm383]

Don’t have an air filter but kudos from Australia anyway!

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thanks Big M! It's always a pleasure my friend, thank you for watching, have a great week. GuruMike

[@andreabontempo643]

When you are putting the metal filter in with the orange or blue one attached, is the metal part facing the toward the house or on the back and the orange part facing out? Also does ot need clips to hold it on there?

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Not sure how you are installing it, but the metal filter goes on first and when you turn on your system then it will suck it in place then put this amzn.to/3SNhOht or amzn.to/3PBlb8B facing toward the air intake. Hope this helps, have a great week. Guru Mike

[@michelalex7069]

This info sounds great. Can you use this method with the regular A/C heating unit or does one need to buy what you were showing…air filter unit? Where can one buy the products you have shown and what are their names?

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Here's the entire tools/products list: In-Home Air Filtration System amzn.to/3Aluh4A Metal Electrostatic Air Filter (2 Pack) amzn.to/3xZzKfH Small Aluminum Filters amzn.to/4cF2SMi Orange Filter Material amzn.to/3PBlb8B Blue Filter Material amzn.to/3SNhOht Another Tack Spray amzn.to/3jBXu63 Tack Spray amzn.to/3AlSvvU Canola oil amzn.to/3JQqEqC BEST Spray Bottles amzn.to/3SS1dcy Flat Extention Cord amzn.to/3PmR6sY Camera Used amzn.to/3tgXOsq and just a reminder, all of the products/tools we use in our videos can be found in the .....More of the video description. Thanks for watching, have a great day. Guru Mike & team

[@seichorn4079]

thank you for sharing this info! is the orange filter + the metal filter combo enough to catch nicotine from smoking? do they sell the metal filters in different sizes? I am also a big fan of the winix purifiers.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Well it will definitely help it, but I think nicotine is pretty microscopic, give it a shot, we've had it work on every stink and stench out there. Thanks for watching, have a great week. Guru Mike

[@helenjohnson7583]

I understand about placing the cut-to-fit filters in the intake vents to catch the particulate matter but would one replace the main furnace filter with something other than the regular furnace filters? We have a 20x25x5 filter and I like to replace it it more frequently than my partner wants to.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Yes, you can, you may have to get creative on making a filter for that area. Watch all of our videos on this subject kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqrdgJern9N4oMk ; kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5qVp4mEqMqZqsk Thank you for watching and asking Helen, have a great day. Guru Mike

[@dkleath8697]

Are the filters recommended here applicable for RV Air Conditioners, ceiling vent fans, range hood fans & propane furnace floor registers? Thank you for being you, Mr. Know It All!

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

We use them in our diesel pusher, and pretty much you can use them on anything that sucks or blows air that have material filters in them. Thank you for watching and asking my friend, have a great week. Guru Mike

[@AirPurificationEducation]

Very interesting video. The Winix 5500 is a decent air purifier for the price but it is definitely NOT the best air purifier on the market by a long shot. There are many other solutions on the market that perform better than the Winix 5500 for particle filtration and odors/VOCs. Plus, it only accommodates smaller-sized rooms. I think the alternative HVAC filtration ideas with the sprays is interesting - and I would be very interested to see a 3rd party lab do a test on it and its performance vs. other MERV-rated filters. I have found that electrostatic solutions in general, are not too great for filtering particles, but, I'm open-minded and perhaps with the addition of the media and spray - they work much better. Thanks for "thinking outside the box".👍

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Glad to help! Thank you for watching and commenting, have a great day my friend. Guru Mike

[@ravenmoon1165]

What metal hvac filter do you recommend for 16x20x5? I love this idea as my filters are $$$. I currently do MERV 11. I guessed it was better, but I’m really clueless on this stuff. TIA

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

You can start with one of these amzn.to/3Ry1Rvv pick the size you need, use either of these amzn.to/3SNhOht or amzn.to/3PBlb8B with this amzn.to/3jBXu63 and get busy. Thanks for watching, have a great day. Guru Mike

[@lucydelagarza6713]

I have a merv11 15.375x25.5x5.250 filter, can use a thinner electrostatic with tack filter, because it’s gonna leave a gap.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

You may have to get creative Lucy, do what you have to do, and make sure you watch all of our related videos, they have a lot of helpful information on this method kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5qVp4mEqMqZqsk & kzbin.info/www/bejne/bqrdgJern9N4oMk Thank you for watching, have a great day. Guru Mike

[@MrChevelle83]

I use the middle grade filters that you can only see light through, I only need to change it one time per year yes I typed that correctly, I live in the south with a regular heat pump 2.5 ton. I don't notice any performance change with a new filter either. they cost me like $10

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thanks for watching and sharing, have a great day. Guru Mike

[@heart2179]

So impressive, thanks for sharing it to us. Sir, can you put here the name of those products, so we can check the availability of those items here in the Philippines.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

hi Heart you need to click the *"more"* button under the video thats where all the tools are located for the video the orange and blue stuff are air filter material orange has the tackifier blue does not have it. Orange Filter Material amzn.to/3PBlb8B Blue Filter Material amzn.to/3SNhOht Another Tack Spray amzn.to/3jBXu63 Tack Spray amzn.to/3AlSvvU hope this helps

[@crazysquirrel9425]

Make sure you have ALL your ducts water cleaned, not just brushed and vacuumed. Also, make sure your furnace blower fins and heat exchangers are CLEAN as well.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thanks for the tips!

[@MujerMaravilla1941]

Great Video! I am a first time homebuyer and I am wanting to change my air filter for the first time and I am interested in trying this method. I have a 20 x 25 x 4 filter and I found a metal filter with the same dimensions but can you advise on how I would layer the filter and the orange media product based on space if the orange media is also 3/4 to an inch thick please?

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

You are going to have to get creative my friend, maybe one of these amzn.to/3Ry1Rvv would be a better option then use this amzn.to/3PBlb8B with this amzn.to/3jBXu63 Hope this helps, we really appreciate the view and comment Sophia. Congratulations on being a new homeowner, all the best to you my friend. Guru Mike

[@MujerMaravilla1941]

@@MrKnowItAllGuru Thanks, I’ll check these options out! Appreciate the response and ideas!

[@pamperez4638]

Thank you so much.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Our pleasure Pam! Thank you for watching, have a fantastic day my friend. Guru Mike

[@eddieyeetx]

Hi. Thanks for making this. I’m about to make this change in my HVAC but just a suggestion, with many people asking in the comments on how to do it in their HVAC (what frame, how to mount, what direction the material, etc) maybe it would be great to see it implemented on an HVAC so people can get ideas on the frame and how to actually fit it in. I bought the reusable filters from Home Depot and the orange media from Amazon. I have a 4” and a 1” spot on my hvac and thinking the 4” spot might work but not sure how to mount the media to the filter so it stays. Clips? Anything better?

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Can you send me a couple pictures of what you are trying to mount it to, we can get you pointed in the right direction eddie! Send pics to [e-mail] Thanks for watching and sharing, have a great day my friend. Guru Mike

[@vinnyM30]

Quick question, if the filters I use already are 1in thick and the metal filter/frame to be used by this method is 1in thick, does that leave room for the orange filter material. Will compressing it tight against the metal filter to get it to fit hinder the airflow too much like you mentioned. Or should just a reusable metal filter by itself be used? Thanks

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

If you can get it in there, we highly recommend using it, compressing it will not hurt it a bit. Thanks for watching and asking Vinny, have a great day. Guru Mike

[@barbarakdoty6843]

Same here, my AC filter space is only 1 inch high😢

[@JennyMiller-sp5se]

I bought a 16x25x1 metal filter. It barely fits into the spot where the filter goes. There is no way that the orange will go in either. Help!

[@tricia-hj8bd]

The filter slot is only deep enough for the metal electrostatic filter. Can I use it without the blue or orange layer? Good content. Thanks

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

You can, we suggest using the concoction we share on the metal filter, it will help it out, it won't work as well without the filter layers, but it will definitely help. Thanks for watching, have a great day tricia. Guru Mike

[@RC-Heli835]

I have like a 14x36 floor return and a 20x20 wall return. Im mot sure how I would support the filters under the grates.

[@jacquelinefloyd7467]

I have a similar situation. He’s not showing how to address the typical floor and wall returns.

[@kingj2969]

thanks for the great video and details. how often should i change the orange filter up the ceiling for my HVAC for a 2500 sq ft home? also what is the order in which the filters go in the ceiling based HVAC air intake? is it the orange goes in first with its white part facing down and then the aluminuim filterthe last ?

[@ChristopherSmith-ek1wr]

The aluminum filter goes in first then the orange filter white side facing down. As for changing them I go every 30 days or when visibly dirty whichever comes first.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Remember my friend, believe it or not, those filters are like a pool filter, the dirtier they are, the better the filtration you get. Now with that being said, most filters that you put in your furnace have to be replaced every 30 days, you can easily go 45 to 60 days before pulling these out and cleaning them saving you time and money. Now if you have a lot of dust and pet hair etc you may choose to clean them sooner than that. The aluminum filter goes in first followed by this material amzn.to/3Ff9XnO Thank you for watching, have a great day my friend. Guru Mike

[@snappytheaverage]

I have a 4 inch thick filter bay. How do i keep the pink or blue filter material from being sucked up into the unit via the inside unit blower?

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

You've got to get creative Mark, maybe you will have to attach this amzn.to/3PBlb8B with this amzn.to/3jBXu63 on a cheap filter to have something to secure it to. Hope this helps, thanks for watching. Guru Mike

[@m118lr]

Our problem is IN the duct work. WHEN they built our home..back in ‘08, they must have left the ducts OPEN for some period of time before drying it in OR just didn’t complete it in a timely manner. That being said, here in central Texas the wind BLOWS like crazy all year ‘round stirring up sand, dust, etc..crap that’s super-fine AND HAS COLLECTED in the duct work..

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

You might consider having your ducts all cleaned then my friend. Your first job is to get those cleaned out or they will plague you for the rest of your life. Thanks for watching and sharing, have a great day. Guru Mike

[@m118lr]

@@MrKnowItAllGuru ..yeah, that’s #1..

[@curiosity2314]

Do yourself a favor and switch out the 1" filter box for the 5 or larger. Much more surface area and your filters will last up to six months and more. Less work for your furnace blower and better heating and ac action. It's a better solution and it drives down the cost of filters.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Thank you for watching and sharing, have a great day. Guru Mike

[@darrellbrown8547]

I did this. Saves $$$$$

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Nice !!!

[@nancymarlowe5063]

The listing on the Nordic Blue states not washable. Is the Orange one more washable? Our HVAC filter vent/opening is 20x20,and it is 'open',so would I cut the product to fit inside a cheap filter to hold it in place? Thanks.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

We wash the blue all the time, they just want you to buy more. Just use a little dish soap with warm water, wring it out and let it dry. Here's another great product we found to use on your filters amzn.to/3jBXu63 And yes, just get creative with getting it to fit your filter frame. Thank you for watching and asking, have a great week Nancy. Guru Mike

[@insanity6829]

Many furnace pros INSIST not to buy the electrostatics....I did and boy did that make em upset!!!

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Of course they don't want you to use those, they lose service calls when you do that. Using these amzn.to/3xZzKfH has been the best decision for many many people. Those "pros" need to make service calls to make the money :) Thanks for watching and sharing, have a great day my friend. Guru Mike

[@rtaylor6937]

what do you recommend for the floor vents-same material...?

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Absolutely, either of these amzn.to/3SNhOht or amzn.to/3PBlb8B with this amzn.to/3jBXu63 Thanks for watching and asking, have a great day my friend. Guru Mike

[@kellykersten8828]

Where do you get this stuff? That metal grill and the orange and blue filters?

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Here amzn.to/3w4gMnr ; amzn.to/3SNhOht & amzn.to/3PBlb8B and just a reminder, all of the products/tools we use in our videos can always be found in the ...MORE of the videos description, see here 3c5.com/4u6dj if you can't find it let us know and we will help you. Thanks for watching. Guru Mike

[@victoriaogletree4669]

I have a newer furnace about 3 years and my filter slides in. There is about 1-1/2" wide. I suppose I can reuse the current filter frame inserting it in and carefully replace. Please advise. Thank you 4 this vid.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

You sure can, just get creative victoria, we also recommend these frames amzn.to/3Ry1Rvv Thank you for watching, have a great day. Guru Mike

[@amandab806]

Mr Know It All where have you been all my life 😂?! I’m ordering the electrostatic air filter and a roll of the orange stuff as I type! What is your opinion of using the orange poly media in register vents? Mine are in the floor and I feel like everything that falls into them blows right back up into the room.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Absolutely use them there Amanda!! Anywhere air is sucked or blowing this will help immensely. Thanks for watching, have a great week my friend. Guru Mike

[@davidmann3536]

How do I install two layers of filter in a furnace with only a single layer opening. As you suggest a metal and a fiber filter together in furnace.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

You either have to get real creative like we did or your only going to be able to use 1 layer my friend. Thanks for watching, have a great day. Guru Mike

[@PaganWizard]

Is this filter material available in MERV 13 or 14?? I'd like to use it in my woodworking workshop. Sawdust can VERY easily pass right through a MERV 8.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

We use either of these amzn.to/3SNhOht or amzn.to/3PBlb8B Thanks for watching, have a great week my friend. Guru Mike

[@evadmullek]

Great ideas, What is the name of the orange and black filtration materials, where can we get them. Thank You.

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Here they are amzn.to/3PBlb8B & amzn.to/3SNhOht and just a reminder, all of the products/tools we use in our videos can always be found in the ...MORE of the videos description, see here 3c5.com/4u6dj if you can't find it let us know and we will help you. Thanks for watching and asking, have a great day. Guru Mike

[@jrcallesen]

I have a 20x25x4 filter. I could only find a 1 inch think aluminum filter. How would I go about filling in the 3 inch gap to keep it in place the the slot it slides into?

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

There's literally hundreds of ways a filter is set up in a furnace. You are going to have to get creative my friend. Thanks for the view, have a great day and all the best on your project. Guru Mike

[@shockingguy]

So how are you going to get that new blue or orange media attached to your metal filter squeezed into the furnace slot that is only 1 inch wide like the metal filter you need to show how that’s going to be done because I’m skeptical of how you do that

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

You are going to have to get creative my friend, here's another option as well amzn.to/3Ry1Rvv then refill with either of these amzn.to/3SNhOht or amzn.to/3PBlb8B when needed. Thanks for watching, have a great week my friend. Guru Mike

[@SinnNorth]

Very helpful!!!!!!!

[@MrKnowItAllGuru]

Glad you think so! Thank you for watching, have a great day my friend. Guru Mike