Electrostatic Air Filters

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Introducing Air-Care Cleaning Products for Maximum Performance

Keeping your Air-Care washable filters in top condition not only saves money but also ensures your HVAC system runs efficiently and provides cleaner, fresher air for your home. Use the Air-Care Cleaner and Deodorizer regularly to enhance filter performance and enjoy a healthier living environment.

Air-Care Permanent Washable Air Filter Cleaner

Designed specifically for Air-Care washable filters, this powerful cleaner:

• Eliminates stubborn films caused by soap, cooking, tobacco smoke, or spray products.
• Comes in a 32 oz. ready-to-use spray bottle for convenient cleaning.
• Ensures optimal filter performance, promoting fresher, healthier air.

Air Filter Deodorizer

Refresh your space with this high-performance deodorizing spray:

• Concentrated formula effectively tackles persistent odors trapped in the filter.
• Easy to use: Apply the deodorizer after cleaning to leave behind a light, fresh scent.
• Perfect for homes dealing with pet, smoke, or stale air issues.

Air-Care Permanent/Reusable Electrostatic Air Filters – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

1. What’s the Difference Between HVAC, Furnace, and AC Filters?

There is no functional difference—these names vary by region. In colder climates, they are called furnace filters, while in warmer areas, they are referred to as AC filters.

2. How Do Air-Care Electrostatic Air Filters Work?

Electrostatic air filters purify the air by generating a static charge as air passes through a network of fibers. This charge attracts and traps particles like dust, pollen, smoke, pet dander, and mold spores. Air-Care filters are washable, allowing trapped particles to be released during cleaning. Additionally, our filters include EPA-registered antimicrobial material to prevent mold and bacteria growth, ensuring long-lasting performance and healthier air.

3. Do Electrostatic Filters Really Work?

Yes, electrostatic filters are highly effective at capturing airborne particles, especially allergens and pollutants. They work by leveraging static electricity to trap particles as small as one micron, making them an excellent choice for improving indoor air quality. However, they must be cleaned regularly to maintain their performance.

4. What Are the Disadvantages of Electrostatic Filters?

• Lower Efficiency for Smaller Particles: While effective for most allergens and dust, electrostatic filters may not capture ultra-fine particles like specialized filters designed for medical or laboratory environments, such as HEPA filters.
• Maintenance Requirements: Regular cleaning is essential to maintain their effectiveness.

5. Do Electrostatic Filters Go Bad?

No, electrostatic filters don’t “go bad” as long as they are properly maintained. However, over time, the materials can wear or become less effective if not cleaned regularly. Following the recommended cleaning schedule will ensure your filter lasts for many years.

6. What Are the Benefits of Using Reusable Air Filters?

• Cost Savings: Stop buying disposable filters—our filters last for years with proper care.
• Eco-Friendly: Reduce waste by switching to reusable filters.
• Healthier Air: Capture allergens and pollutants to improve indoor air quality.
• Protect Your HVAC System: Prevent dust buildup and extend system lifespan.

7. How Do I Clean Air-Care Electrostatic Filters?

Vacuum the surface every 30-45 days and rinse with water every 1-4 months. For tough residues, use Air-Care Filter Cleaner. Allow the filter to dry completely before reinstalling.

8. What Size Filters Does Air-Care Offer?

We offer 28 standard sizes, such as 20x25x1 and 16x25x1, and provide custom-sized filters to fit unique HVAC systems.

9. How Do Air-Care Filters Compare to Other Filter Types?

• Electrostatic Air Filters: Capture a broad range of particles using static charge.
• Carbon Filters: Effective for odor control but less efficient for allergens.
• Fiberglass Filters: Capture larger particles but offer lower filtration efficiency.
• HEPA Filters: Capture 99.97% of particles but may restrict airflow.

10. What’s the Difference Between the 88% and 94% Arrestance Filters?

The 88% arrestance filter balances airflow and filtration, ideal for general use. The 94% arrestance filter provides enhanced filtration but may slightly reduce airflow.

11. Are Air-Care Filters Suitable for All HVAC Systems?

Yes, our filters fit most HVAC systems. For non-standard setups, explore our custom size options.

12. How Does Air-Care Ensure Filter Quality?

We use durable materials with EPA-registered antimicrobial layers, ensuring reliability and performance. Every filter is backed by a lifetime warranty for peace of mind.

Discover the Power of Electrostatic Filters
Switch to Reusable, Washable Furnace/HVAC Filters Today!

Our products are crafted to fit your specific HVAC needs, with both standard sizes and custom sizing options available. Whether you need a rigid or flexible filter, Air-Care offers a wide range of solutions that combine efficiency, durability, and ease of maintenance.