Air conditioning filters basically come in two forms. There are the disposable ones that you should change out every six months, and washable, or permanent filters. You simply wash them with water each month and then put it back in its place. They're typically more expensive than disposable filters, but they have a much longer lifespan. Here are a few reasons why you should consider this option for your
AC unit.
How Permanent Air Conditioning Filters Work
One of the biggest dangers to our health is poor indoor air quality. Indoor pollution can lead to a host of health problems, such as allergies and asthma. For people with compromised immune systems, even a seemingly minor respiratory illness can quickly become life-threatening. Permanent air conditioning filters are designed to remove pollutants such as pollen and dust to keep the air inside your home as clean as possible. Filters draw in air and catch pollutants. The air is then cooled and moved back through the home. Permanent filters offer several advantages over disposable ones. For example, it can be difficult to remember to go to the hardware store to get another disposable filter. Over time, this can lead to the accumulation of debris in your AC system. As more and more pollutants get into the unit, the filter will no longer be able to catch them - as a result, these pollutants will get into the air you breathe. Permanent air conditioning filters can also save you money over the long run. When your AC becomes clogged with debris, it has to work harder to provide the same amount of cooling. This wastes money because it makes your monthly electricity bill much higher than it should be. It also shortens the lifespan of the unit. If you would like to learn more about permanent air conditioning filters or you need a repair, get in touch with experts at
Duggan's One Hour Heating & Air Conditioning®. Call (706) 914-1617 or
contact us online.
