Cheapest source for pollen filter
11-27-2002, 03:33 AM
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Allen,
I paid around $80 with PCA discount; boy did
I get hosed! -They saw me coming...
What made me decide to remove them was the
fact that they smell really bad when they
collect dirt and the particles can accumulate bacteria like a contaminated water filter.
A new filter will keep the dirt out, but it
will saturate quickly and can make air smell
more polluted. Frustrated, I resolved to
remove them and was surprised that air flow
rate was greatly improved. The improvement
allows me to open the sunroof and windows in
below freezing temperatures and there's still
plenty of heat.
All the best,
I paid around $80 with PCA discount; boy did
I get hosed! -They saw me coming...
What made me decide to remove them was the
fact that they smell really bad when they
collect dirt and the particles can accumulate bacteria like a contaminated water filter.
A new filter will keep the dirt out, but it
will saturate quickly and can make air smell
more polluted. Frustrated, I resolved to
remove them and was surprised that air flow
rate was greatly improved. The improvement
allows me to open the sunroof and windows in
below freezing temperatures and there's still
plenty of heat.
All the best,
