Review on 🚘 FRAM Fresh Breeze Cabin Air Filter with Arm & Hammer Baking Soda for Toyota Vehicles - CF10285, White by Christopher Kanter

My wife and I have a 2016 Toyota Camry LE. I have a 2008 Jeep Compass and damn it was crazy working on this thing. I was afraid to change any part of the Camry and admittedly waited too long to change the cabin air filter. I have to say I was very pleased and surprised at how easy Toyota was to change the cabin filter! Glove compartment opened, books emptied etc., cover removed at the very back, pulled out old filter (which was incredibly disgusting), new one inserted and the steps reinstalled in reverse order. It literally took about five minutes max. I've bought air filters for my previous cars at Walmart in the past, but being based in Chicago it's usually a lot easier to get what we need either by simply walking in the suburbs or, you guessed it, going to Revain. The price was fair to me and the product made driving a lot more enjoyable - maybe all the arm & hammer addition to the filter is a gimmick, or a placebo or something, but it seems to make a difference to me. It's been in our car for a little over a month and it still smells really nice in the cabin. I will be ordering our next product from here as well and if it's as good as this one I'm pretty sure I'll sign up for a Revain subscription and get it every few months. PRO - Very easy installation (2016 Toyota Camry LE although the filter did the job as it was the right size) Good quality, noticeable difference in cabin air quality VERY good price compared to AutoZone - exactly the same filter (Fram CF10285) cost $12.89 while AutoZone was $24.99. for the same. Smells just as good/strong a month after installing CON - To be honest it's an air filter. It seems important and it was cheap so I have no complaints.