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I recently stayed in an apartment that didnt have central air so I created a corsi-rosenthal box since the smoke from the Canadian wildfires were so bad.
After 30 days of continuous use, with very minimal periods of it being turned off, this is what the filters look like!
It's disgusting yet also so satisfying to see the filters get darker from debris, dust, and dirt.
Edit: typos
Ok. I've been looking into this a lil and there are better options than a cr box.
Housefresh has been looking into this and they recommend the nukit tempest or luggable XL or another one - think it was a Canadian brand - as the cheapest total costs over time and lowest sound and most efficient purification. All of those use regular HVAC filters which cuts down on operating cost and are quite big which cuts down electricity and sound.
So recommend getting one of those for long term use, if you have the space for it.
My loft is so freaking hot I’m sweltering. Could something like this keep my loft cooler, the window unit is struggling to cool it off until late at night
OP likes it dirty!
Replacing those has got to be a pain with the amount of duct tape you used. And why is there tape on the bottom?
You just cut the tape off. They last a pretty long time. I've got one going for two years intermittently here. If it looks too rough, you can take it out side and use a vacuum or air compressor to remove a lot of the surface dust.
Tape on the bottom is for the bottom panel. Usually it's just a cardboard sheet.
You can just cut the tape at the top along the fan, than peel the left over tape off the fan and start again. The tape on the bottom is for either a 5th filter or just a peice of cardboard across the bottom for stability.