first. is the throttle valve moving open? you can see it with a light when the choke is open. it's the round disk near the back of the carb in the hole behind the plastic screen. these engines use a plastic lever on top of the carb to activate the throttle. sometimes they slip on the shaft or break off. check to see if when the throttle is moved that it moves the valve.
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Clogged fuel filters result in poor throttle response and lack of power. Filters should be ideally changed before that happens. The 2002 Trailblazer owner manual says fuel filter should be changed at 100k miles. I expect the 2003 manual makes some comment. I have a 2002 and just changed filters.
Two possibilities to check first: It's possible that the throttle valve is sticking. Make sure it can completely close. It's also possible that there is a vacuum leak somewhere on the intake manifold. Check the vacuum assist brake system as well. Either would cause an increased idle speed.
The filters in an air purifier ususally need to be changed around every 3 - 6 months but it also depends greatly on what kind of air purifier you have .
I would look into the Hepa Filters, I ask your allegist if they have a recommediation. I have had real good luck with the hepa filters as long as you keep filters clean and changed.
It is important to change the filters on your pitchers regularly. On average your filters should be changed about every 40 gallons or roughly 2 months.
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Brita water filters are debated on safety. The filters do remove heavy metals, 99% of chlorine, and fluoride. The filters pose a danger because bacteria is not killed and if the filters are not changed properly the bacteria is in contact with the water.
Some air purifiers do require a filter to be changed others have a filter that can be cleaned.
2004 Sequoias do not have in cabin air filters.
Furnace humidifier filters should be changed at least every three months so they work efficiently. If not changed they trap dust and particles that can 'pollute' the air you breathe. http://yourfilters.com/
have you changed the cabin filters in the back of the glove compartment ?