Ceiling Fan Filters | Activated Coconut Shell Carbon Ceiling Fan Blade Filters for Common Household Contaminants | Easy-Stick Universal Fit, Unscented (5-Count)

Love this product and have bought for every ceiling fan in the house. Very easy to install and the adhesive strength is great even with the fan on high. I can tell a big difference in the dust or lack of dust I should say. Overall, this is a great product for the price and I will continue to buy.

I am so impressed with these fan filters! They are a game-changer for keeping the air in my home fresh and clean. I installed them easily on my fan, and I immediately noticed a difference in air quality. The filters are effective at capturing dust, pet hair, and allergens, making my space feel so much fresher.✨ Why I Love Them:✅ Easy to Install – No tools required, just slip them on and you're good to go!✅ Improved Air Quality – Helps keep the air in my home cleaner and fresher.✅ Durable & Long-Lasting – The filters hold up well over time.✅ Affordable Solution – A budget-friendly way to improve indoor air.If you're looking for an easy and effective way to improve the air quality in your home, these fan filters are a must-have! Highly recommend! 🌬️💨#FanFilters #CleanAir #AirQuality #HomeEssentials

What was delivered was what was expected. The adhesive worked perfect and installation was easy. While certainly cheaper than buying an air purifier, I did not get results others seem to have. Was in use for 6 month with the fan on basically the entire time. The collection of dust on the filters wasn't much and I didn't see any decrease in dust throughout the room. Would be willing to give them another try but don't have ceiling fans at my new house.

Great invention. Works well esp in small space.

The adhesive is great but if your in a rental I'd advise you to either stay away from these or expect damaged fan blades.

Works good easy to use

So far I really like these

Almost 30 dollars. These are maybe 3mm thick and literally have sloppily placed Velcro with a sticker back on them. Do yourself a favor and buy a giant sheet of filter (much thicker even so air is actually passing through it not just over it.) and buy Velcro tap and just make you own. Rough guess you can buy the stuff to make 3 or more packages of these for about 15-20 dollars of much better supplies. For people who buy these and show pics of “look at all the dust it collected” must never look at their fan blades on the reg to clean them. Oh well lesson learned. But seriously go buy some filter sheet that’s 1/4 inch think and buy Velcro tape and make your own that longer and thicker grabbing air.