A yellow filter would be the most effective choice.
with correct spelling and grammar.
Any flat surface will do.
The thought that occurs to me is simply to avoid contamination...
The maximum number of feet that a safety net can be placed directly below the working surface is 30 feet. However, closer is better and the net should be closer if possible.
You do not have to use OEM filters. You should however use a quality filter. Purolator, Wix, Bosch, AC/Delco, Motorcraft, Mopar, and all OEM filters are quality filters. Avoid cheap no name filters.
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.
HOLD IT UP TO A LIGHT SOURCE AND LOOK THROUGH IT. THE MORE PLUGGED IT IS THE LESS LIGHT WILL PASS. PLEATED FILTERS LAST LONGER BETWEEN CHANGES AS THE SURFACE AREA IS LARGER. UP TO 4" THICK PLEATED FILTERS ARE AVAILABLE. ANNUAL REPLACEMENT IS AVERAGE. THE 4" REQUIRES A FILTER CAN OF IT'S OWN BE INSTALLED. LC
Hot tub filters should be replaced annually. http://www.hottubworks.com/HotTubSpaFilters/HotTubSpaFilterReplacement.php
Schools should use filters now and in the future. There are a myriad of sites that are inappropriate for school age children. In addition, filters also protect networks from attacks from websites.
It should be placed under the clips.
The Fresh air inlet is placed 6" above grade and a vent terminal is placed 2 feet above the roof surface UNLESS it is a promenade deck then the VT must be 7 ft above the surface and should be a min of 4" to prevent hoarfrost
No, why should it be? It is not in paper anyhow.