Filter Material

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what is the name of the blue filter material for furnace filters found in
Walmart?
that everyone uses? Ingrid


I believe that is fiberglass, but I could be wrong.

I think what Ingrid is talking about is the stuff I was looking for.
The problem is I was looking at the home centers and it lives at Wally
WORLD.

It is not the common blue fiberglass filters that most furnaces use.
It is a much heavier and perhaps more open matt. The fibers are encased
in a fiberglass net with about 1/4 inch between threads.

It is faily good a pick up larger particles and extends the life of the
poly batting that I use under it.

HTH

George wrote:
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what is the name of the blue filter material for furnace filters found in
Walmart?
that everyone uses? Ingrid



I believe that is fiberglass, but I could be wrong.




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"HTH" wrote in message
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I think what Ingrid is talking about is the stuff I was looking for.
The problem is I was looking at the home centers and it lives at Wally WORLD.

It is not the common blue fiberglass filters that most furnaces use.
It is a much heavier and perhaps more open matt. The fibers are encased in a
fiberglass net with about 1/4 inch between threads.

It is faily good a pick up larger particles and extends the life of the
poly batting that I use under it.

HTH

Here is an interesting article on filtration, if you are interested.

http://www.akca.org/library/trickle.htm

I use open pore polyester foam (about 1/3 inch in thickness) as a mechanical
filter in my prefilter. It works well, and with my biological filter working
properly, I don't have to clean it very often.

right, not fiberglass and not encased. "king" something. damn, I cannot find what it
is called. dont use it myself with the veggie filter. Ingrid

HTH wrote:

I think what Ingrid is talking about is the stuff I was looking for.
The problem is I was looking at the home centers and it lives at Wally
WORLD.

It is not the common blue fiberglass filters that most furnaces use.
It is a much heavier and perhaps more open matt. The fibers are encased
in a fiberglass net with about 1/4 inch between threads.

It is faily good a pick up larger particles and extends the life of the
poly batting that I use under it.

HTH

George wrote:
wrote in message
...

what is the name of the blue filter material for furnace filters found in
Walmart?
that everyone uses? Ingrid



I believe that is fiberglass, but I could be wrong.




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It' not Frost King or something like that is it?? MIKE
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right, not fiberglass and not encased. "king" something. damn, I cannot
find what it
is called. dont use it myself with the veggie filter. Ingrid

HTH wrote:

I think what Ingrid is talking about is the stuff I was looking for.
The problem is I was looking at the home centers and it lives at Wally
WORLD.

It is not the common blue fiberglass filters that most furnaces use.
It is a much heavier and perhaps more open matt. The fibers are encased
in a fiberglass net with about 1/4 inch between threads.

It is faily good a pick up larger particles and extends the life of the
poly batting that I use under it.

HTH

George wrote:
wrote in message
...

what is the name of the blue filter material for furnace filters found
in
Walmart?
that everyone uses? Ingrid



I believe that is fiberglass, but I could be wrong.




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compensation for all the damn work I do, nor for any of the
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That sounds very familiar. ~ jan

On Wed, 26 May 2004 15:31:31 -0500, wrote:

It' not Frost King or something like that is it?? MIKE
wrote in message

right, not fiberglass and not encased. "king" something. damn, I cannot
find what it
is called. dont use it myself with the veggie filter. Ingrid

HTH wrote:

I think what Ingrid is talking about is the stuff I was looking for.
The problem is I was looking at the home centers and it lives at Wally
WORLD.

It is not the common blue fiberglass filters that most furnaces use.
It is a much heavier and perhaps more open matt. The fibers are encased
in a fiberglass net with about 1/4 inch between threads.

It is faily good a pick up larger particles and extends the life of the
poly batting that I use under it.

HTH

George wrote:
wrote in message
...

what is the name of the blue filter material for furnace filters found
in
Walmart?
that everyone uses? Ingrid



I believe that is fiberglass, but I could be wrong.




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