@coffeewoodwork@christopherokey@Make_It_Right No. I brought in independent firms to look at it. I’m not naive. It was not the only answer but the first guy that came in said that there is no reason to use anything greater than a merv 8 in any furnace. I asked every other that I hired and they agreed that it was marketing.
@coffeewoodwork@christopherokey@Make_It_Right All stated that consumers are suckered into higher MERV and money would be better spent on new filters more regularly for health of mechanicals and airflow balance.
@DevinMB52@FIATfiresale@esotweetic@GuyDealership Actually what I’ve found is I can get a better price financing for a month and then paying off the loan. Lets the dealer write the loan and can use that as a negotiating tool. Was tipped off to this on this guy’s Twitter.
@FIATfiresale@esotweetic@GuyDealership Exactly. We pay vehicles off immediately or pay cash within our bounds. We have friends that we make 2x the amount of and they continue to carry $1000 of car payments per month. Then complain they don’t have money. They drive a Cadillac and an Alfa.
@furdburfle81 @Make_It_Right Inbound air to the system but you don’t need to use it for filtering bacteria…MERV 8 is a high enough rating. Was just explained this by an HVAC guy. It filters for the furnace not the people.
@coffeewoodwork@christopherokey@Make_It_Right This is not correct. Merv 13 is too restricted for most systems and will put strain on it and lead to early motor failure. You don’t need anything above an 8 or maybe 11.