I have had 2 services now in which I’ve asked specifically to change my cabin filter. One time I was charged, but no doubt it had not been done. Yesterday, 3 service I asked SPECIFICALLY again to change it as it just seemed to be getting ignored. A different business. Again, they did not and said they could when I come back another time. It desperately needed to be changed as my allergies were getting worse. Then I thought why can’t I clean it and use it again. Well, after watching your video, seeing how absolutely clogged mine was, I decided to just change it myself completely. I did so and you were so right about how the aircon blows stronger! Thanks for your video and confirmation that it actually can be cleaned. Stay well and stay blessed. 😇
Today i went to my moms 2014 tucson before watching this vid tried cleaning it but i was afraid ill screw it up this vid helped alot ill try it tomorrow inshallah
Also, after cleaning and before replacing, you can consider spraying the filter with Fabreze to get a nice smell in the cabin afterwards for several months. You can get Fabreze on Amazon here: amzn.to/32fnrcF
I just clean it by dipping it in surf excel for 5 min, then rinse in clear water and sun dry it. Done it about 8 times and its still good for a few times more. Make sure u don't twist or press on the filter. This applies only to non oiled industrial paper filters, like the ones found in alto k10. I repeat it every 2500kms without fail.
Thanks for the heads-up! Somehow, the filters I've seen on Volkswagen Jettas, made in Europe by MANN didn't seem to fare well with water. The Hyundai i10 we have has a mesh type filter, which I safely wash. However Hyundai also offers a paper type filter, which also tore during gentle washing. So I believe your method is best suitable only for stronger paper based filters. Thanks for sharing!
@@SujoyShivde I also do the same for the main air filter from the past 3 yrs. My highway mileage is 26+Kmpl@90Kmph,19+Kmpl@110Kmph,city mileage being 17Kmpl all with AC on, alto k10 vxi AMT 2016 model. So this filter cleaning method seems to work, or at least not cause any issue till now. Cheers.
@@SujoyShivde fill the sink with hot water then use laundry soap then stick something on top of the filter to make it sink. Wait an hour then rinse it with hot water for about 5 minutes then blow dry it with a portable hair dryer.
Maaaaaaaaan I just checked and replaced mines after about 2+ years and it was so dirty it looked burnt! I mean 100x worse than the one in this video 🤮 I got the new one and added a couple drops of fragrance and WOW! what a diffrence not only does it seem to be blowing much stronger and colder but it just feels so fresh inside now like I had no idea that I was sitting and breathing all that stuff in 🤧
Most owner's manuals recommend cleaning or replacing the filter every year but cleaning beforehand reduces allergies and in car odour! If you need help with your specific make or model, do comment and I'll get back to you. In a few cases, you might not even have to take off the Glovebox :)
Depends on the filter. On nylon, synthetic filters you can wash, and then blow dry the filter. On paper based filters, washing effectively damages the filtration
Yes you're partially right. Some car makers like Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai in our country perform a replacement every alternate years. The other years they're cleaned with shop air. This has been a practice for both paper based and mesh type filters. Do refer to your owners manual for what they recommend. On my VW, I replace it annually, while on my Hyundai, Suzuki, it is replaced biennially.
No, the filter was dusted and cleaned and, not replaced with a new one. If the filter is entirely clogged and mucky, and if a new one is cheap for your make and model, can always use a new one.
It isn't rocket science. Locate your air filter, in quite a few cars it's usually behind the passenger glovebox. Then take it out, and dust it clean. If it's reusable, you can even wash it. If it's paper, you can tap and dust it and blow it clean with a blower. That's pretty much it. Cheers.
I have had 2 services now in which I’ve asked specifically to change my cabin filter. One time I was charged, but no doubt it had not been done. Yesterday, 3 service I asked SPECIFICALLY again to change it as it just seemed to be getting ignored. A different business. Again, they did not and said they could when I come back another time. It desperately needed to be changed as my allergies were getting worse. Then I thought why can’t I clean it and use it again. Well, after watching your video, seeing how absolutely clogged mine was, I decided to just change it myself completely. I did so and you were so right about how the aircon blows stronger! Thanks for your video and confirmation that it actually can be cleaned. Stay well and stay blessed. 😇
BEAUTIFUL and well explained
Today is the 1st time in 3+ years I checked my aircondition filter on my own.. mine is a etios sedan diesel car.
Today i went to my moms 2014 tucson before watching this vid tried cleaning it but i was afraid ill screw it up this vid helped alot ill try it tomorrow inshallah
Sure, do go ahead
GOOD & Worthwhile job explained & money saved.
Just did this on my 2009 Mazda cx9 and it took about 5 minutes. Thank you
Nice ☺️
Bro please reply i did same today cleaned my filter in swift but now ac is not working just blowing hot air☹️☹️
You might have installed the Air Filter the wrong way. There is a directional flow to it.
Really helpful Bro.
Keep shedding light upon us.
Also, after cleaning and before replacing, you can consider spraying the filter with Fabreze to get a nice smell in the cabin afterwards for several months.
You can get Fabreze on Amazon here:
amzn.to/32fnrcF
Very informative video. Please keep up the good work.
I just clean it by dipping it in surf excel for 5 min, then rinse in clear water and sun dry it. Done it about 8 times and its still good for a few times more. Make sure u don't twist or press on the filter. This applies only to non oiled industrial paper filters, like the ones found in alto k10. I repeat it every 2500kms without fail.
Thanks for the heads-up! Somehow, the filters I've seen on Volkswagen Jettas, made in Europe by MANN didn't seem to fare well with water. The Hyundai i10 we have has a mesh type filter, which I safely wash. However Hyundai also offers a paper type filter, which also tore during gentle washing. So I believe your method is best suitable only for stronger paper based filters. Thanks for sharing!
@@SujoyShivde I also do the same for the main air filter from the past 3 yrs. My highway mileage is 26+Kmpl@90Kmph,19+Kmpl@110Kmph,city mileage being 17Kmpl all with AC on, alto k10 vxi AMT 2016 model. So this filter cleaning method seems to work, or at least not cause any issue till now. Cheers.
@@SujoyShivde fill the sink with hot water then use laundry soap then stick something on top of the filter to make it sink. Wait an hour then rinse it with hot water for about 5 minutes then blow dry it with a portable hair dryer.
Greetings form Qatar, Middle East.
I loved your video and the town u live in
Greetings! Glad you liked it
More importantly it protects the Condenser for Debris
Thank you
This is replacing, not cleaning
I have demonstated how the dusty filter is cleaned to remove huge particles. No new filter was installed in any of these vehicles
Lots of good info. Thank you
Maaaaaaaaan I just checked and replaced mines after about 2+ years and it was so dirty it looked burnt! I mean 100x worse than the one in this video 🤮 I got the new one and added a couple drops of fragrance and WOW! what a diffrence not only does it seem to be blowing much stronger and colder but it just feels so fresh inside now like I had no idea that I was sitting and breathing all that stuff in 🤧
Yes it makes quite a difference
Thank You..👍
You're welcome sir
Wow thanks
How do I clean on 2005 honda accord 2.4
Amazing info. Will definitely try it
Yip, send me pictures if you give it a shot
Thanks much
Most owner's manuals recommend cleaning or replacing the filter every year but cleaning beforehand reduces allergies and in car odour!
If you need help with your specific make or model, do comment and I'll get back to you.
In a few cases, you might not even have to take off the Glovebox :)
I bet you know a lot about in cabin odor.
2015 mitsubishi mirage?.. i been looking some say, no water, some use water etc
Depends on the type of filter. If paper, don't use water.
Could we use Amazon firestick without Amazon prime...plz reply
Yes you can use, with limited functionality
Yes if it costs more than 35 dollars there's no delivery charge.
@@SujoyShivde Yes if it costs more than 35 dollars there's no delivery charge. The firestick Max just came out.
Awesome and very informative video ... Loved it bro....keep rocking
Thanks friend
can you use water to clean the filters or is that not recommended?
Depends on the filter. On nylon, synthetic filters you can wash, and then blow dry the filter. On paper based filters, washing effectively damages the filtration
That's great man!
Thanks bro
Video after a long time
Yes sir, will be back shortly :)
very useful
Thanks bud
Looks like Hampi!
It's designed to be replaced, not cleaned unless you replace it with a brand that's designed to be cleaned.
Yes you're partially right. Some car makers like Maruti Suzuki, Hyundai in our country perform a replacement every alternate years. The other years they're cleaned with shop air. This has been a practice for both paper based and mesh type filters. Do refer to your owners manual for what they recommend. On my VW, I replace it annually, while on my Hyundai, Suzuki, it is replaced biennially.
This guy sounds like apu from simpsons. Awesome.
Beneficial
Thank you sir!
You didn't clean the filter. You bought a new one.
No, I didn't buy a new one. I dusted the ones I removed from the car. There are two different scenarios with two different car makers.
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Ho re, comment adhi kela pan🤣
You did not CLEAN the filter, you REPLACEd it. SMH
No, the filter was dusted and cleaned and, not replaced with a new one. If the filter is entirely clogged and mucky, and if a new one is cheap for your make and model, can always use a new one.
Too much talking. You dont even show us how to clean . Wat d heck
It isn't rocket science. Locate your air filter, in quite a few cars it's usually behind the passenger glovebox. Then take it out, and dust it clean. If it's reusable, you can even wash it. If it's paper, you can tap and dust it and blow it clean with a blower. That's pretty much it. Cheers.
Hello?
Do you own a gas station or hotel?
Roses are Red Violets are blue if the subtitles are in English the wideo should be too
Haha roses and red and violets are blue, if you understand English, you wouldn't spell video with a W. :)
Thanks brown guy
That is highly racist, but you're welcome
That's not cool or funny!
Racism gets you no good life points.
@@SujoyShivde ignore that negatively bro,I'm laughing at the fact that you still said you're welcome 🙏
jersey kid thats like a good brown boy.
@@brahbrah908 Have to be nice these days :P
Seems like you drive on fresh air mode
Actually it's on recirculation for the most part, since the air quality is worse outside.