How to Make a DIY Air Filter | Ask This Old House
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The hosts explain MERV ratings for air filters and demonstrate how to build a DIY cube air filter using four 20x20-2 filters and a box fan, achieving high airflow and filtration at a low cost.
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Answers: How do I make a DIY air filter using a box fan?
- MERV air filter ratings
- DIY air purifier cube
- Air filtration and particle size
- Box fan air filter build
What it concludes
- MERV 1 filters are only good for catching large particles like pet hair and dust, while MERV 13 filters catch very small particulates like smoke and viruses.
- Using a 4-inch filter instead of a 2-inch filter doubles the surface area, halving the air resistance and pressure drop.
- The Comperato Cube uses four MERV 13 filters attached to a box fan to increase surface area, decrease pressure drop, and move more airflow for under 100 dollars.
- The DIY cube air filter needs filter replacement approximately every 6 months depending on usage and surface loading.
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