@@bleze666 Buy the ones that cost more than 15euros. Never smelled air pollution when i used a proper, unclogged (dust, sand, leaves, etc.) cabin air filter.
@@RubenKelevra but what is he exactly smelling (besides wet carbon from the filters)? NOx and CO2 are odorless. CH4 you can smell just fine, passing unhindered through a HEPA+carbon filter. Gasoline and Diesel fumes are not odorless and I would not expect a carbon filter to catch these either.
I’ve been using those exact charcoal filters for months now and I’ve experienced no issues and they work perfectly for me. No odours of any kind have entered my car since installing especially when driving behind nasty gas guzzlers. I have no idea why your filters performed poorly so I’m sorry that happened!
I have those charcoal filters and works well for me at the price. I drive about 6 hours a day and running the fans most of that time on auto and in havent noticed the smell. Possibly another problem with your evap system and not the filters itself
HEPA = High Efficiency Particulate Arresting. HEPA filters can arrest 99% of particulates passing through the filter. Carbon/charcoal filters are gas arresting filters; effective for volatile organic compounds (VOCs). Auto emissions are a combination of particulate and VOCs. The Model X filter is likely a combination of HEPA and carbon, which is why it is so effective at maintaining high air quality in the cabin. The Model 3/Y stock filter appears to be a hybrid unit also, but with less surface area and thickness. It still works very well; I hardly ever smell auto exhaust when hvac is set for fresh air intake.
My 2018 M3 original filters was from Germany. I use circulated air most of the time. It only started weird smell a couple months ago. I just changed them today. Yup, it was in my car over 5 years 😁.
After my car started smelling like an old vacuum cleaner, I also installed the MANN filters a few weeks ago, they are basically the same as Tesla's original parts. The price is also quite the same. You can install them yourself if you're comfortable fumbling around in the passenger footwell, just make sure you don't lose any clips.
That "wet charcoal" that kinda smells like sweet alcohol is actually the activated carbon. It naturally gives off that smell. My dyson air purifier that has a hepa/carbon filter also has that smell. It was a little annoying at first but I got used to it. Some filters have a much worse smell than others.
Interesting test. However, in my 2020 Model S, I can always smell diesel and other exhaust, and even though I can monitor the air quality parameters for NOx and CO via CAN bus, the car does not seem to switch to internal air on its own. Maybe that's not working in mine for some reason? I didn't think a HEPA filter would remove all of the VOC from incomplete combustion in the ICE ahead. Are you saying that should work with Tesla's own filters and I shouldn't smell outside traffic?
Turns out the recirculate button has three settings, not just two... as Bjorn points out in his video. Turns out my S does recirc when the air quality drops. The automatic setting isn't documented in the user manual though. This is a perfect example of how NOT to emulate old pushbutton designs in touch screens. If you have the ability to change the text on the button, use it! Between the button states "light gray symbol on light background", "dark gray symbol on light background", "light symbol on blue background", try and figure out which one is the "forced off" state, and which one is the "auto" setting? How about just placing a bloody label on the button that changes between "OFF", "AUTO", and use the background filled/not filled to indicate whether it's active now or not?
The Zoe has automatic recirculation (even the old ones) and you don't smell anything. My old Bose Edition Zoe had also air ionizer which eliminated smells very quickly. If you were behind smelly car and the car noticed that, it would recirculate the cabin air and turn on the ionizer so that the smell would vanish. The new Zoe sadly doesn't have that feature and I miss it already.
the mann filter FreciousPlus series (yellow ones like shown) are superior if you are allergic to pollen. But much more important than buying a fancy filter is to change it regularly, at least every 12 month. I prefer every 6 month. The filter material will get saturated quickly (more or less depending on your surroundings) and the kept dirt begins to rot. That is what makes it stinky. The AC evap can also mold up from rotting particles on it, but thats a diffrent part wich can be "pressure washed". Here i highly recommend not to use these DIY disinfectant sprays for the footwell, it doesn´t clean the evaporator, it just reduces the smell for a short time.
The granules in those carbon filters don't seem to fill the pockets, a big issue when the filters sit vertically, it looks the same on $99 ones and the $12 ones. Seems like the design was not thought through properly and/or they cheaped out on the filling. They look like a money-grab rather than a proper filter.
Yeah.. If you wanna do a proper activated charcoal filter, you're going to need like 3x the hepa-filter volume in charcoal, and even then it will probably only last a couple months, if that.
"..get behind some smelly Volkswagen" - Luckily by now they have eGolf and ID3 and also sell them in Norway :D - You are actually lucky because here in germany they still sell a ton of these smelly cars because people still think mostly do not now how far superior EVs are and that ICE is clean, powerful state of the art tech.
The EV tuning filters are good in my experience. You can't expect them to filter out everything immediately, especially if you don't have recirc on. It might take a few passes of the air through the filter and about 2 minutes with fan speed at 5 or higher. With recirc on most of the time, my air is very fresh and I rarely notice any fumes at all. My tests with PM 2.5 meter in california during wildfire season confirm they do take most of the particles out as well. Cheers.
He’s actually right. I changed mine for charcoal filters & started noticing different smells from outside id never noticed before. I’m going to try 1x charcoal & 1 Tesla standard together rather than 2x of either so I get best of both (hopefully)
whuzzzup : possibly including the service to put them in. Have a look how tricky this is, nobody will swap filters for 23 Euros for free if it takes more than 2 minutes.
@@chrisd8265 No, he wrote the price for the replacement service at 1:29. So 90€ is just the rip-off price for the filter. You can buy on pkwteile for 15€, pay 20€ shipping to Norway and, depending how strict your customs are, pay another 20% tax (and get back the one you paid in Germany btw). So 1/3rd of the price and replacing the filter should be a work of like 2 min tops (in most cars, don't know about Tesla3). EDIT: Ok saw the video, a bit of a hassle. I really hope he does not pay full price because he makes advertisement for those guys.
I’ve been using my EVtuning Hepa filters for over a year and through the California fires and they worked amazing and reduced particulate matter much better then OEM
I am probably going back to stock. They are more expensive and I'd probably have to swap them sooner due to less able to collect as much material. I've noticed the same they don't really kill smell as much as expected. I've been lucky I never had the wet smells many Model 3 owners get
@@GeordiLaForgery I too reacted to that price... I mean my Model S only takes one similar-sized filter (and it's far more accessible), but it only cost NOK 196 at my local Tesla Service Centre. Invoice describes it as "carbon filter".
Reticulate like a boss with voice command on/off, way saver then to fiddle around with screen while driving. Autopilot and using touch screen is also a ok.
Sorry if you have done it, but... What about proffesional cleaning of the whole climate system. Have MC Hammer gone over this? It should be done regulary, especially when: you are not using recircullation no often and move in places with a lot of moving cars + park it (preheating) in garage. Do you clean it with the spray for it? There could be some mold.
I love my EV Tuning filters and I think that the smell is very refreshing. You can recharge the carbon by leaving the filters, carbon side up, in direct sunlight all day. There is plenty of sunlight in California all year long! Sorry Norway. I purchased them when they were on sale and I used a TeslaRaj discount code. They are really a ripoff at full price!
For a large volume of air, you need lots of carbon, and lots of contact area. This little bit of carbon is a joke, probably saturated before it was installed.
Hepa stands for high efficiency particulate air. These filters are medical grade filters that remove 99.9% + of particles including fine water vapour that could be contaminated. All filters have a finite life and if you deliberately follow a dirty diesel you will considerably shorten the life of your filter. Before I retired I used to work for a utility company. We installed carbon filters to filter out the bad smells associated with wastewater treatment. If these filters get wet or become coated with oil they stop working. Typically they do not have a long life. You would be better buying a low cost filter and changing it regularly.
HEPA is a standard for the percentage of particles filtered. So anti pollen stuff. The active charcoal is a smell absorber. Well...it should be. If you get a funky smell using recirculation, it could be an indication of mould somewhere and you can get it cleaned...or there are foams that work great on RUclips you can try 😉.
Bjorn: “these charcoal filters are terrible, they don’t filter any dirty diesel smoke and smell like wet dog on recirculating mode... what do I do with them 🤔. “I know I can give them away to my most annoying viewer” 😂😂😂.
Long time ago in a galaxy far far away I bought these "innovative" charcoal based great filters in my old Opel car Zero value. Never again. There's no magic here, just buy whatever cheap filter there is to keep the dust away and that's it...
Looks like those charcoal filters are just glorified versions of the ones that are fitted to recirculating kitchen extractor fans. And they're pretty shit.
@@bjornnyland The granules in the cassette are activated carbon particles for odor control and waste gas cleaning. If it is saturated, this odor can cause complaints.A Hepa filter is a completely different type of filter that collects very small particles.
@@Hshshsjsjsjsh Ever though you can have both? That is how CBNR filters for gas masks work (military, painters etc) HEPA=meltblown polypropylene to filter out the particulate and activated charcoal to filter out gases.
If you want a more scientific test that doesn't just rely on your sense of smell try a PM2.5 or NO2 air quality monitor such as PM2.5 monitor www.iqair.com/us/air-quality-monitors/airvisual-pro or NOx and PM monitor www.earthsense.co.uk/zephyr
Mann is a high quality OEM supplier. When servicing my own cars, I always use Mannfilter and never had a problem.
I've had good luck with Hengst on my german cars too.
A HEPA filter does not remove smells from gases. It removes particles
If it has active carbon, then it will..
@@Pervypriest in theory but that never worked for me
@@bleze666 Buy the ones that cost more than 15euros. Never smelled air pollution when i used a proper, unclogged (dust, sand, leaves, etc.) cabin air filter.
Yeah, but the particles are what you smell. The amount of NOx and CO2 are so tiny that you can't smell them.
@@RubenKelevra but what is he exactly smelling (besides wet carbon from the filters)? NOx and CO2 are odorless. CH4 you can smell just fine, passing unhindered through a HEPA+carbon filter. Gasoline and Diesel fumes are not odorless and I would not expect a carbon filter to catch these either.
That's made me laugh. Giving away a pair of 'crap' filters that apparently don't filter.
No one gonna claim these free filters :D
Yey, possible corona, maybe not, used filters that don't work good, for free. Just what we waited for so long for. -> (;
Yeah, might as well throw in a bag of Dolly's poo while at it, is almost as useful, lol
It would be interesting to test the difference with the PM 2.5 meter
Definitely. He should take it to the lab and test it that way.
can do it quite easy with an arduino or something
Worst giveaway ever 😅😅
I’ve been using those exact charcoal filters for months now and I’ve experienced no issues and they work perfectly for me. No odours of any kind have entered my car since installing especially when driving behind nasty gas guzzlers. I have no idea why your filters performed poorly so I’m sorry that happened!
I have those charcoal filters and works well for me at the price. I drive about 6 hours a day and running the fans most of that time on auto and in havent noticed the smell. Possibly another problem with your evap system and not the filters itself
HEPA = High Efficiency Particulate Arresting. HEPA filters can arrest 99% of particulates passing through the filter. Carbon/charcoal filters are gas arresting filters; effective for volatile organic compounds (VOCs).
Auto emissions are a combination of particulate and VOCs. The Model X filter is likely a combination of HEPA and carbon, which is why it is so effective at maintaining high air quality in the cabin. The Model 3/Y stock filter appears to be a hybrid unit also, but with less surface area and thickness. It still works very well; I hardly ever smell auto exhaust when hvac is set for fresh air intake.
My 2018 M3 original filters was from Germany. I use circulated air most of the time. It only started weird smell a couple months ago. I just changed them today. Yup, it was in my car over 5 years 😁.
After my car started smelling like an old vacuum cleaner, I also installed the MANN filters a few weeks ago, they are basically the same as Tesla's original parts. The price is also quite the same. You can install them yourself if you're comfortable fumbling around in the passenger footwell, just make sure you don't lose any clips.
For those looking for the product code in the description but it's not there :) : Mann-Filter FP 25 015
That "wet charcoal" that kinda smells like sweet alcohol is actually the activated carbon. It naturally gives off that smell. My dyson air purifier that has a hepa/carbon filter also has that smell. It was a little annoying at first but I got used to it. Some filters have a much worse smell than others.
You should have made a test with pm 2.5 meter
Congrats on 200k subs! 🥳
MANN filters are the good ones! Use them a lot! There are different qualities. Hope they last longer than the charcoal ones.
Interesting test. However, in my 2020 Model S, I can always smell diesel and other exhaust, and even though I can monitor the air quality parameters for NOx and CO via CAN bus, the car does not seem to switch to internal air on its own. Maybe that's not working in mine for some reason? I didn't think a HEPA filter would remove all of the VOC from incomplete combustion in the ICE ahead. Are you saying that should work with Tesla's own filters and I shouldn't smell outside traffic?
Turns out the recirculate button has three settings, not just two... as Bjorn points out in his video. Turns out my S does recirc when the air quality drops. The automatic setting isn't documented in the user manual though. This is a perfect example of how NOT to emulate old pushbutton designs in touch screens. If you have the ability to change the text on the button, use it! Between the button states "light gray symbol on light background", "dark gray symbol on light background", "light symbol on blue background", try and figure out which one is the "forced off" state, and which one is the "auto" setting? How about just placing a bloody label on the button that changes between "OFF", "AUTO", and use the background filled/not filled to indicate whether it's active now or not?
Congratulations on 200k !! Keep up the great work. Finding a trustworthy source of facts is getting ever harder these days.
The Zoe has automatic recirculation (even the old ones) and you don't smell anything. My old Bose Edition Zoe had also air ionizer which eliminated smells very quickly. If you were behind smelly car and the car noticed that, it would recirculate the cabin air and turn on the ionizer so that the smell would vanish. The new Zoe sadly doesn't have that feature and I miss it already.
Thanks. We can add this to the list of features that the new Zoe does not have. A rather over-hyped EV in my opinion.
the mann filter FreciousPlus series (yellow ones like shown) are superior if you are allergic to pollen. But much more important than buying a fancy filter is to change it regularly, at least every 12 month. I prefer every 6 month. The filter material will get saturated quickly (more or less depending on your surroundings) and the kept dirt begins to rot. That is what makes it stinky.
The AC evap can also mold up from rotting particles on it, but thats a diffrent part wich can be "pressure washed". Here i highly recommend not to use these DIY disinfectant sprays for the footwell, it doesn´t clean the evaporator, it just reduces the smell for a short time.
Mann, Mahle, Hengst, UFI are some of the well-known top tier original equipment filters fitted at the factory on many vehicles.
Agree, the Mann’s are awesome filters.
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200K viewers. Congrats!
Subscribers?
The granules in those carbon filters don't seem to fill the pockets, a big issue when the filters sit vertically, it looks the same on $99 ones and the $12 ones. Seems like the design was not thought through properly and/or they cheaped out on the filling. They look like a money-grab rather than a proper filter.
Yeah.. If you wanna do a proper activated charcoal filter, you're going to need like 3x the hepa-filter volume in charcoal, and even then it will probably only last a couple months, if that.
HEPA = high efficiency particulate air
Yep! And you keep the car warranty ;-)
"..get behind some smelly Volkswagen" - Luckily by now they have eGolf and ID3 and also sell them in Norway :D - You are actually lucky because here in germany they still sell a ton of these smelly cars because people still think mostly do not now how far superior EVs are and that ICE is clean, powerful state of the art tech.
Mann FP series FTW!
Thank you!
Grats for reaching 200k subs!
Congrats on 200K followers!!
Thanks Bjorn. Given that they are double stacked, I’ll always stay to the OEM one.
The EV tuning filters are good in my experience. You can't expect them to filter out everything immediately, especially if you don't have recirc on. It might take a few passes of the air through the filter and about 2 minutes with fan speed at 5 or higher. With recirc on most of the time, my air is very fresh and I rarely notice any fumes at all. My tests with PM 2.5 meter in california during wildfire season confirm they do take most of the particles out as well. Cheers.
I find the MANN FreciousPlus filters great. I use it in our Toyota and I'm gonna def change it in my Tesla M3 if it arrives. :)
He’s actually right. I changed mine for charcoal filters & started noticing different smells from outside id never noticed before.
I’m going to try 1x charcoal & 1 Tesla standard together rather than 2x of either so I get best of both (hopefully)
Thank you so much for preventing me from making a bad choice!
The MANN 'FP' (frecious plus) is the top product line. They say it's better than their charcoal (product name 'CUK').
As they say Bjorn ‘If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it! “
90€ for a cabin filter? Is this a joke? That thing costs 23€ in Germany. And no, the Norway bonus is certainly not 300%.
whuzzzup : possibly including the service to put them in. Have a look how tricky this is, nobody will swap filters for 23 Euros for free if it takes more than 2 minutes.
Welcome to Norway.
@@chrisd8265 No, he wrote the price for the replacement service at 1:29. So 90€ is just the rip-off price for the filter.
You can buy on pkwteile for 15€, pay 20€ shipping to Norway and, depending how strict your customs are, pay another 20% tax (and get back the one you paid in Germany btw).
So 1/3rd of the price and replacing the filter should be a work of like 2 min tops (in most cars, don't know about Tesla3). EDIT: Ok saw the video, a bit of a hassle.
I really hope he does not pay full price because he makes advertisement for those guys.
Next time you can try the MANN FreciousPlus filters for the cabin. They have a fungicidal effect.
Problem is not the filters it’s water that gets inside the frunk and wet the filters when it rains, they get smelly cos they get wet.
Trust Tesla to reinvent the cabin filter location to make it inaccessible.
can u use the old hepa filter as a sponge or cup holder?
Is there a reputable Mann distributor for the United States?
Hey Bjorn you should also show pmi levels using the device you used in Thailand
I’ve been using my EVtuning Hepa filters for over a year and through the California fires and they worked amazing and reduced particulate matter much better then OEM
You should try the Mann filters then.
Particulate matter is not smell.... HEPA is standard of filtering particles, charcoal is for absorbing smell. It's almost a kW/kWh thing 😎
I am probably going back to stock. They are more expensive and I'd probably have to swap them sooner due to less able to collect as much material. I've noticed the same they don't really kill smell as much as expected. I've been lucky I never had the wet smells many Model 3 owners get
Can you get the same filter as model X has we smell nothing at all in our X
You should try the Bosch Filter+ series , charcoal activated and real HEPA grade filter
Just got one for my Soul EV. Didn't encounter enough smoke to test it tonight though.
Is there a parts catalogue to get the correct part numbers? I've never found one other than the US version which doesn't have European brands.
@@danielvanced5526 www.boschaftermarket.com/de/de/index the in the upper right select "choose country"
@@danielvanced5526 I'm in the U.S. so not sure. I did first get the part # from a parts store, and Amazon does have a "what fits your car" tool.
@@chunkychuck I also can't find ones for model 3 on their us catalogue. You have a part number?
MANN makes the tesla ones to my knowledge, at least they have more recently, you can see "made in Germany" printed on the side of them
How does that "auto recirc" work? What are the parameters for on/off, is there an air quality sensor?
There is an Air quality sensor. It's the only way it would work😅
Bought this type of MAN filters for my Zoe, when I replaced them I found out that exactly the same filters already was mounted... 🙈
949KR for air filter (€127 /£114 / $152)
LOL!!
Welcome to Norway.
@@bjornnyland Welcome to Tesla :-)
@@GeordiLaForgery I too reacted to that price... I mean my Model S only takes one similar-sized filter (and it's far more accessible), but it only cost NOK 196 at my local Tesla Service Centre. Invoice describes it as "carbon filter".
I think Bosch do some near-HEPA grade filters now 🤔 maybe not for Model 3 though :/
Mann filters are very good.
Perhaps you can fit them with an adapter
@@FSXgta nah, there's no room.
@@RubenKelevra ofc, Tesla have to use their own proprietary size 😂
@@FSXgta well, every manufacturer does.
Pull one of them apart. It sounds like they contain loose carbon inside!
Reticulate like a boss with voice command on/off, way saver then to fiddle around with screen while driving. Autopilot and using touch screen is also a ok.
Why do you do not just use the Tesla filters ?
Mann filters are better.
stock tesla filter is made in Germany as well. Probably by Mann
🥇1st Prize - 1 filter
🥈 2nd Prize - 2 filters
I was wondering why it took you so long to replace the filters, then you cut to the bit you just filmed with the new camera. You filmed it weeks ago
Sorry if you have done it, but...
What about proffesional cleaning of the whole climate system. Have MC Hammer gone over this?
It should be done regulary, especially when: you are not using recircullation no often and move in places with a lot of moving cars + park it (preheating) in garage.
Do you clean it with the spray for it?
There could be some mold.
You could do a “What’s inside” video?! And get Dan on Skype/zoom...
They are useless, and some lucky viewer can have them 🤣
They are a collector's item now that they've been used in MC Hammer :)
I love my EV Tuning filters and I think that the smell is very refreshing. You can recharge the carbon by leaving the filters, carbon side up, in direct sunlight all day. There is plenty of sunlight in California all year long! Sorry Norway. I purchased them when they were on sale and I used a TeslaRaj discount code. They are really a ripoff at full price!
Bjorn, You da MANN!!
😂
Exactly. Have exactly the same experience after changing it to charcoal. All smells from cars and restaurants 🤢
"Behind smelly Volkswagen" lol I say the same to my kids and wife!
For a large volume of air, you need lots of carbon, and lots of contact area. This little bit of carbon is a joke, probably saturated before it was installed.
Hepa stands for high efficiency particulate air. These filters are medical grade filters that remove 99.9% + of particles including fine water vapour that could be contaminated. All filters have a finite life and if you deliberately follow a dirty diesel you will considerably shorten the life of your filter. Before I retired I used to work for a utility company. We installed carbon filters to filter out the bad smells associated with wastewater treatment. If these filters get wet or become coated with oil they stop working. Typically they do not have a long life. You would be better buying a low cost filter and changing it regularly.
Activated charcoal filters don't last long at all, but hepa filters just get better the more blocked they get.
Hey Bjorn ,why dont you cut one . Do you know what I meam ？ Brake wind and see fir how long does it linger for😂😂😂😂
Why not just leave recirculate always on. That is what I do in my car (not a Tesla)
You need to find some smelly farms or other industries. Driving behind smelly cars isn't enough. Even bad filters can filter that out.
HEPA is a standard for the percentage of particles filtered. So anti pollen stuff. The active charcoal is a smell absorber. Well...it should be.
If you get a funky smell using recirculation, it could be an indication of mould somewhere and you can get it cleaned...or there are foams that work great on RUclips you can try 😉.
Shows how to change filter clearly www.tesla.com/support/do-it-yourself-model-3
Bjorn: “these charcoal filters are terrible, they don’t filter any dirty diesel smoke and smell like wet dog on recirculating mode... what do I do with them 🤔. “I know I can give them away to my most annoying viewer” 😂😂😂.
Oh man(n), oh man(n), These dirty fosils are a pain in the neck. ;(
Test test, activated carbon filter
HAHA.... trust us Germans with our smelly Volkswagen... love you Björn... I keep smiling watching your videos :)
The Chance That you break something in there is so low That it would be more likely that you would get in an accident
Long time ago in a galaxy far far away I bought these "innovative" charcoal based great filters in my old Opel car
Zero value. Never again.
There's no magic here, just buy whatever cheap filter there is to keep the dust away and that's it...
Stick with OE brands like Mann. Their Frecious plus range is the best cabin filters.
Looks like those charcoal filters are just glorified versions of the ones that are fitted to recirculating kitchen extractor fans. And they're pretty shit.
Yes! That filter sucks. I tried it, changed it 1 month later. I think the filter itself stinks of coal.
Maybe it's "big coal"'s attempt to cash in on EVs? :-P
Listen to your Uncle Bjorn!
Bjorn out hunting dirty, discusting, deadly, diesels ... for the win
These are carbon filters not Hepafilter
Manufacturer claim it's HEPA.
@@bjornnyland The granules in the cassette are activated carbon particles for odor control and waste gas cleaning. If it is saturated, this odor can cause complaints.A Hepa filter is a completely different type of filter that collects very small particles.
I'm just referring to what the manufacturer claims.
@@Hshshsjsjsjsh Ever though you can have both? That is how CBNR filters for gas masks work (military, painters etc) HEPA=meltblown polypropylene to filter out the particulate and activated charcoal to filter out gases.
Bjorn 4 weeks later: I am ditsching the MAN aftermarket filter 😆
turns out he needs a new hvac core because it's full of cement like dust.
Could be the filter or Could just be corona...
Nope. Because I can smell other stuff still. Failed joke lol.
I got the same too from another manufacturer. They look legit but I can confirm are complete and total garbage.
Charcoal is very dangerous to inhale. So don't use charcoal filters if they are not from a well respected brand.
If you want a more scientific test that doesn't just rely on your sense of smell try a PM2.5 or NO2 air quality monitor such as PM2.5 monitor www.iqair.com/us/air-quality-monitors/airvisual-pro or NOx and PM monitor www.earthsense.co.uk/zephyr
I removed them as well
Mann filter Hepa (most expensive) are the best.
Hahahaha I'll take them if you send them to me free of shipping costs and import taxes (I'm in Belgium).
You need add a "Dolly Filter" to get rid off her hair 😁
4:58 covid lol
Nope. Because I can smell other stuff still. Failed joke lol.
@@bjornnyland lol
I'd take them for experiments lol
Mann filter from German? No , eBay China 🇨🇳
11 Mexicans didn't like this video...
Mexicants :)
Always buy original from Tesla!!!
Giving away used filters 🙄🙄 Oh man
You didn't get my joke, did you?
@@bjornnyland yes, but now it seems you didn’t get mine 😂
😂