Simply 16x20x1 Air Filter, MERV 8, MPR 600, 6 Pack, For Home AC Furnace & HVAC (Actual Size: 15.75"x19.75"x0.75") DUST, Pet, & Allergy Control

I recently started using the Simply 20x25x1 Air Filters for my home HVAC system, and I’m really impressed with the results! 🌬️🏠 These filters do a fantastic job of trapping dust, pet dander, and allergens, which has made a noticeable difference in my home's air quality. 🌿🐾The filters fit perfectly, even though the actual size is slightly smaller (19.75"x24.75"x0.75") than the advertised size, but this wasn't an issue for my system. 🛠️ The MERV 8 rating ensures that it captures a good amount of particles while allowing for proper airflow. 💨What I love the most is that this pack comes with 6 filters, so I’m all set for the next few months. 📦✅ It’s a great value for anyone looking to improve their air quality without breaking the bank.I highly recommend these filters to anyone with pets or allergies—if you’re looking for an affordable and effective solution to keep your air fresh and clean, this is a great choice! 🐱🌸

I’m really impressed with these 20x25x4 furnace air filters! Each one came individually wrapped, which I really appreciate for keeping them clean and protected until use. The quality is fantastic, very sturdy and well-made. These filters fit my HVAC system perfectly (actual size 19.5"x24.5"x3.63”)The MERV 8 rating (MPR 600) is just what I needed to trap dust, pollen, and general household particles without restricting airflow. Since it's a 6-pack, I won’t need to worry about reordering for a while, and the value is great for the quality you get.Highly recommend for anyone looking for reliable, well-fitting filters for their home system!

Good quality, made in the USA, and fit my furnace filter slot perfectly.The top is the mesh fabric, and the bottom is reinforced with the metal netting.Seems that the material is breathable, as I've noticed better air flow with my Forced Air furnace, compared to using the previous 3M filter, with the same specs.Price was competitive VS buying locally, and having to drive to the store to look for it.

I decided to try the Simply Filters air filter brand when the brands that had been recommended by the heating/air conditioning installers when we replaced our furnace/AC (Filtrete or Purolater) were out of stock or overpriced at the time and I needed to replace the filter on the furnace. So I came to Amazon to look and see what they had available after narrowing the filters to the size I needed, and reading reviews. This particular brand people had repeatedly compared to Filtrate in their reviews, and the reviews were overall all pretty good, so I purchased these to fill in and see how they did.Since Air conditioning and heating is not my expertise at all, and I really only have Filtrate and Purolater filters to compare these filters to - that is where my review is coming from. In terms of filtering capability with the same or nearly same MERV rating, I really do not notice any difference at all between the three brands. They go in clean and come out looking about equally dirty in the same approximate length of time. Where I see the differences between the three brands is truly only in the cardboard frames (or it's wiring that is used to support the filter) and the price being charged per filter. The sturdiness factor is noticably less in these Simply Filters brand, compared to the other two brands. While I can leave either Filtrate or Purolater filters in the furnace for 3 months at a time and know they will still be in the same shape as when I put them in but dirtier, the Simply filters brand cardboard frame will get warped somewhat out of shape over time, I guess from the pressure of the air being blown against it, making it harder to remove easily from its slot. That leads me to change the filter more often than I would the other brands, adding to the overall cost of the filters for this brand. Whether that is good, or just wasteful - I am not sure. It does also make me wonder how much strain this filter brand puts on the furnace/AC system if it is blowing so hard it actually bends the filter somewhat. Does that air get trapped in the area where the filter is housed waiting to be filtered, or does it bypass the filter entirely, escaping around the edges of the filter by warping the cardboard frame instead, allowing unfiltered air back into the house whenever the heat or the air conditioner is actually running? Overall, I do think Filtrate is a better quality brand than Simply Filters because of the lack of warping, but Simply Filters is an ok substitute if changed more frequently to prevent any warping from taking place, and if that is done, the prices are pretty similar.

Got it in good conditions. Ia very happy that finally it was sent to the correct address. I recommend this product is not expensive and it works perfectly.

This is much thicker than store bought. Had a neighbor move in and the amount of dust from their dogs is absurd. I had just paid for a new motor for my a/c when I started this subscription and started a new nasal spray (I can’t tolerate too many allergens. I took a picture of my old filter and one these same time frame and the amount it catches matches the quality- really great. If your grate is overhead, put some paper down this catches everything

It pays to use a good quality air filter. A/Cworks better, fewer allergens and lessdust in the air. I used to use the cheapies, and then I noticed dirt on the ceiling around the air vents. No more now that I use better filters. My research indicated that the 8 rating was the way to go.