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 Originally Posted by perrybucsdad
I just buy the chepo filters and change them on the first of each month.
Watch those cheap-o blue spun fiberglass filters. They allow a lot of dirt to pass through and deposit on the indoor coil.
Take care.
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True enough, but I'm trying to keep our HVAC guys in business with an annual maint job.
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whistle not a bad idea as a backup to regular filter changes for those "damn i got busy and forgot all about it times"
by the time the filter gets dirty enough to blow the whistle it should have been replaced weeks ago.
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I have always used the monthly filters. Hubby bought some better filters and today when I changed them the return in the hallway started to whistle, it never has before. So should I go buy the cheap filters again? Will these hurt the system if left in?
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What brand filter is the new filter.
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 Originally Posted by beenthere
What brand filter is the new filter.
NaturalAire from Home Depot
Merv rating 8
I have alway used those blue cheap ones and never heard a sound.
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Those are normally not an excessively restrictive air filter. Your returns are probably a little small.
Might want to go back to the cheaper filters or you get your return increased.
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 Originally Posted by beenthere
Those are normally not an excessively restrictive air filter. Your returns are probably a little small.
Might want to go back to the cheaper filters or you get your return increased.
Thanks for you help
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Some Hubby is thanking you as we speak beenthere....
Honeydo list on the 4th.
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 Originally Posted by BigJon3475
Some Hubby is thanking you as we speak beenthere....
Honeydo list on the 4th.
ROFL.
Ooops. Sorry bout his luck
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So is this whistle like a tea kettle or a police whistle? A kazoo?
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