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Cabin filters were invented for a reason. Change them at regular intervals, or, in extra heavy traffic, put the recirculator on. It'll make the air stuffy, bu
by antisthenes 6y ago
Cabin filters were invented for a reason.
Change them at regular intervals, or, in extra heavy traffic, put the recirculator on.
It'll make the air stuffy, but will keep it cleaner than it would have been otherwise. Don't keep it on for too long though, as the CO2 levels will start to rise and you might begin to lose concentration.
- wintermutestwin 6y ago>put the recirculator on ...and yet, the majority of cars (IME) default to recirc off.
- beenBoutIT 6y agoWhat percentage of the air in the cabin actually passes through the cabin filter? Cabin filters are too small to filter the amount of air required for more than one human, let alone a packed car with 5 or more. Air gets in through seams and gaps and cars aren't very airtight.
- globular-toast 6y agoYes because of CO2 buildup. You need air from outside.
- toastal 6y agoThere also needs to be better emission standards on the other end of the vehicle as well. I've been riding a motorbike, and I hate getting stuck at red lights. I lost my fask mask with an N99, but should we be pumping that much pollution out in the first place?