K&N household air filters are designed to help improve indoor air quality, and are washable and reusable for years of use. Our video overview shows how easy it is to install, clean and reuse your K&N HVAC filter. Cleaning your air filters regularly is essential to maintain the air quality and flow in your home. K&N washable household air filters are made of specially designed filter materials that can trap pollutants such as dust, pollen, smoke particles, bacteria and pet dander.
Air filters that can be cleaned need constant maintenance or else problems will arise throughout the house. Homes in areas with high levels of allergens, pollutants, dust mites, mold spores and debris have a washable air filter that constantly captures airborne particles. When an air system attempts to avoid the clogging caused by a dirty air filter, it will increase the functions of the system. Over time, as a system's air filters clean the passing airflow, the particles they capture begin to clog the mesh fabric. Each K&N washable household air filter is designed to fit directly into the heating and air conditioning filter slot just as easily as a typical disposable air filter, with several dimensions and sizes available for easy installation.
Permanent air filters save time and money by providing a washable alternative to disposable filters. When your home is in an area with high levels of pollutants or allergens, you'll need air filters to block the large influx of harmful particles. You'll see an increase in energy billing as the increase in mechanical production continues until the air filter is cleaned. Your home air filters are tools used to keep the flow of incoming air clean and comfortable to breathe. Air filters are especially damaged in areas with large amounts of airborne irritants, such as smoke, dust, or pet dander.
Washing the K&N washable air filter is as simple as removing the filter from its housing and spraying it onto the K&N household air filter cleaner (part number). The air that passes through the washable air filter can contain a wide variety of problems depending on the surrounding environment. The air is free of harmful microscopic particles, but like regular HVAC filters, it will eventually need a replacement. You can order disposable air filters for your home that only require you to periodically change the old ones. As an expert in indoor air quality, I recommend using K&N washable household air filters for their convenience and cost-effectiveness. They are easy to install and maintain, and can be washed and reused for years.
Cleaning your air filters regularly is essential to maintain good indoor air quality and reduce energy costs. With proper maintenance, you can ensure that your home's HVAC system runs efficiently and effectively.
