🌬️ FRAM Fresh Breeze Cabin Air Filter, CF10132 with Arm & Hammer Baking Soda for Enhanced Air Quality in Select Toyota Vehicles, white Review

What is the difference cabin filter! I have a lung disease and my daughter has asthma so we need all the protection we can get from pollution and too much pollen in our air. Not only has it changed how we enjoy driving, but also how good we feel AFTER long rides! We saw an instant difference in how we felt after changing ours! Great filter! 5 Stars! Update: 6/1/21 Just bought it again. Very happy with the performance. I have a lung condition and find it difficult to drive unless I have divinely

I bought this for a 2005 Camry that probably never had the filter changed. Filled with dust and mice, they even brought in insulation at some point. After replacing them with these, I could finally feel the airflow from my AC again, so I have everything I was hoping for. As a bonus, whatever "FreshBreeze" is, the charcoal should work because it used to smell musty after not using the AC for a few days. It seems gone. Installation is different for everyone, but it sits right into the mount and…

. There was a problem but it was my fault and the seller returned the money. Explanation: I found a Fresh Breeze cabin air filter on Revain that fits my car (CF10285). Then, at the bottom of the screen (as I usually do with Revain), I noticed items that were for sale by other sellers. It was a few dollars less than what I saw above. The only problem. When it arrived it wasn't CF10285. It was CF10132. As a rule, the products under the main ad are other offers of the same product. I should have…

Toyota charged $45 to replace this on my 2006 Sienna. It was only about $10 after the discount, and I installed it myself in less than 10 minutes. Dead easy. The video shows the installer unscrewing the lever that holds the glove box in place, but my Sienna didn't have that. Just plastic that can unbuckle and buckle back on; even easier as no tools are required. The instructions that came with the filter will tell you which direction the filter's arrow needs to be pointing, and the bracket that

I don't know what to do about it. The new one is on the left and the old one is on the right. I can tell you personally that the new filter has more paper while the old one had more carbon and was stiffer. I usually smell the old model's "new" frame filter and the freshness it gave. Not exactly new. I drive 80 miles a day one way, I'm stuck in heavy traffic, and having a charcoal filter was important to me since I have windows closed and A/C or heat on. The photo is an old model, I don't know…