How do you clean your air filter? Surely No Toil is the best system?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ก.พ. 2025
- No Toil air filter cleaner and oil for trail bikes, enduro and MX bikes
This puzzles us, why do it any other way, better for the planet, easier, quicker, less mess and better for the planet? So what do you do, we think No Toil is a no brainer.
I’m going to put this on my shopping list, thanks for the video Mike and keep them coming 👍
I will be moving to No Toil for my next air filter changes. Have a few to do and it just seems to make more sense being able to just wash it off in warm water with no worrying about storing cleaner and the trying to get rid of the waste.
Interesting informative video Mike, never heard of it before but being a little old school although that no excuse just done it the way I always used to and like you disposed of it at the local tip/recycling plant. Thanks for sharing and prompting me to try something different
Someone commented that Twin Air do a similar product - i'm all for an easy life mate and i think we all want to do our bit for the planet. Thanks dude
I like the idea of making some hanging loops. I use TwinAir biodegradable, seems pretty much the same. It’s a bio oil with granules to clean. Can’t say I’ve ever had any issues with it
I’ll have to check it out - thanks 👍
Mate, try two cap fulls, it works fine, and save some money and product.
I’m using it and I’m with you about No-Toil. Why would anyone use anything else? It’s amazingly easy and quick and is environmentally friendly. All biodegradable and they have a great logo too. Just use it! It’s a no-brainer.
100% - just baffles me that it isn’t more popular 🤷♂️
You can throw filters with no toil cleaner right in the washing machine and skip 3/4 of the work.
Not a chance, my wife would kill me!
The cleaner is just repackaged Sodium Carbonate, which you can buy from the supermarket and it's a lot cheaper. Enjoy.
Not to be confused with Sodium Bicarbonate as you mentioned in the video. You may find it labelled as Soda Ash, Soda or Washing Soda. Look up the No Toil filter oil MSDS if you're curious.