What You Need To Know About A Filtrete Filter

March 15 2013
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A Filtrete filter is made by 3M and lasts longer than most other filters. There are many different types such as for furnaces, air conditioners, air cleaners and various appliances that require filters. The price range varies according to the type and size of the filter. You can find the stores that sell these filters in your local area just by searching online. To make it easier you can type in your zip code to find the stores in your area. There are many different brand names of filters that are made to fit the brand name appliance such as a Rheem filter to fit a Rheem furnace or a G.E. filter to fit a G.E. air conditioner. There are also generic filters which are cheaper that will also fit various appliances as well as furnaces and air conditioners. Some of these filters are of the same quality just cheaper in price. If you are looking for 3M filters or any other brand name of filter you can find them at www.yourfilterconnection.com. They have a full line of air conditioner filters and most brand names such as a Honeywell furnace filter. Once you get to the site browse around to find what you need. Most people prefer to shop online to find the filters they need. You can search any way you wish such as by price, location, stores even by brand name. Once you search a few websites you can compare prices to get the best filters at the cheapest price.
Important Information


The manufacturer has discontinued the MERV 6 / APR 450 filters from their line up, our suggested replacement is the MERV 8 / APR 650 Gold filter, you may see the Emerald MERV 6 / APR 450 still on the website, we are actively removing that MERV/APR


** The typical ship time for orders is now around 15 to 20 business days **

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