N95 Filtration Coming for 2022

[wegasque]

Not if you live where it's incredibly dusty. I'll drive with the windows down and sunroof open (in town) during the spring time, but once it gets to mid June things dry up too much until the end of October. I don't like having to dust my interior on a daily basis LOL. Just one of the downsides to living in farm country.

Welp, we get dust in absolutely everything in Phoenix. It's so fine it gets in the smallest of openings - it's a never ending battle. Since I have to dust my interior all the time, I'll open the windows all winter long, 'cause winter weather is the reason anybody lives here. On the flip side, I went all summer long reading the thread with folks complaining about AS/S and my truck had never shut off since the climate control was always going full blast. One benefit I suppose.

 

[mikeru82]

Welp, we get dust in absolutely everything in Phoenix. It's so fine it gets in the smallest of openings - it's a never ending battle. Since I have to dust my interior all the time, I'll open the windows all winter long, 'cause winter weather is the reason anybody lives here. On the flip side, I went all summer long reading the thread with folks complaining about AS/S and my truck had never shut off since the climate control was always going full blast. One benefit I suppose.

I went to school in Phoenix back in the 80's, then lived in Tucson for a few years. It wasn't as dusty as it is here, but definitely hotter LOL. But I did always drive around with the windows down. Not out of choice though. The old Chevelle I drove didn't have working AC

 

[wegasque]

I went to school in Phoenix back in the 80's, then lived in Tucson for a few years. It wasn't as dusty as it is here, but definitely hotter LOL. But I did always drive around with the windows down. Not out of choice though. The old Chevelle I drove didn't have working AC

Yowsa. I'm not sure I could take the summer without AC.

 

[Dewey]

I hear if you double the N95’s up you’ll be even more protected.