Bill Rice from Utah Property Solutions emphasizes the importance of maintaining your furnace filter for efficiency and cost savings. A clean filter helps your system run smoothly, reducing energy costs and improving air quality. To replace your filter: Locate the filter; common places include a side panel, a cold air return section, or behind a front access door. Check the size printed on the existing filter (e.g., 16x25). Purchase a replacement from a home improvement store. Insert the new filter with the airflow arrow pointing toward the furnace. Ensure power is restored if you turned off the switch during replacement. For best results, replace your filter every three months, or more often for better air quality and efficiency.
By System - Thursday, July 10, 2025