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Frequently Asked Question

The most recommended air filter for home use is the HEPA or the high-efficiency particulate air filter. It can remove up to 99.97% of air-borne pollutants and allergens at home. By that, it means it could remove pollutants such as dust, mold, pollen, pet dander, viruses, smoke particles, and bacteria. 

Whole house filtration is worth it if the household members suffer from allergies, asthma attacks, and other respiratory illnesses. Homeowners with a whole house filtration system report less frequent asthma and allergy attacks. 


Most standard-designed homes have 2 air filters right at their intake vents. The smaller the house, the fewer air filters you need. If it is larger, then you might need more to compensate per square foot of the house. 

By the rule of thumb, 3 months or 90 days is the most recommended frequency of changing the air filter. For those with pets or houses located in drier climates, then you might need to change it more frequently like from 6 weeks to 2 months interval.

Typically, it is just okay to use cheaper air filters as long as it does the job based on your needs. If you are not sensitive to dust, pollen, or pet dander, you might not need a very expensive air filter. Although cheaper air filters are not as effective as their expensive counterparts, they would still depend on your home setup. You might still have to replace them when they’ve reached their maximum life span.