Ceiling Fan Filters

Ceiling Fan Filters

Ceiling Fan Filters | Activated Coconut Shell Carbon Filter | Easy-Stick Universal Ceiling Fan Air Filters | Unscented Ceiling Fan Blade Filters for Common Household Contaminants, (3-Count)

• Brand: barnakl
• Material: Activated Coconut Shell Carbon
• Product Dimensions: 10″L x 3.5″W x 0.5″Th
• Compatible Devices: Air Purifier
• Item Weight: 0.07 Pounds
• Number of Items: 3
• Manufacturer: barnakl
• Product Grade: new
• Unit Count: 3.0 Count

Features

• TURN YOUR CEILING FAN INTO A POWERFUL AIR PURIFIER – Looking for ceiling fan blade filters that will make a noticeable difference in your indoor air quality? Barnakl Activated Coconut Carbon filters attach to your fan for energy-efficient, round-the-clock purification in the bedroom, living room, and anywhere you want your family to breathe easier.
• UNSCENTED, ODORLESS COCONUT SHELL CARBON – Coconut Carbon is a renewable resource made from coconut shells. Its lightweight, microporous structure traps a wide range of particles and contaminants, silently and invisibly cleaning the air as you run your fan—no need to settle for clunky, noisy air purifiers!
• ENGINEERED TO FILTER COMMON HOUSEHOLD CONTAMINANTS – Each US-made Barnakl fan blade carbon filter has more than 1200 square meters per gram of surface area. As the blades of your fan spin, air is pushed through our ceiling fan air filters to effectively capture dust, pollen, pet dander, smoke, gasses, chemicals, and VOCs, promoting a healthier living environment.
• EASY INSTALLATION & UNIVERSAL FIT – Barnakl ceiling fan filters are self-adhesive and stick easily on top of fan blades. When it’s time to swap them for new filters 1-3 months after installation simply peel them off and replace them with new Barnakl filters to keep the fresh air flowing in your home!
• TIPS FOR BEST RESULTS – To ensure your ceiling fan air filters adhere securely, carefully clean dust and debris from your fan blades before application. Skeptical about the effectiveness of Barnakl filters? Simply weigh your filter before use, and then weigh it again when you replace it. You’ll notice a weight increase of 15-30%, which represents the contaminants trapped in the filter!