Features
- Filters should be replaced each season for optimal performance.
- Helps prevent dirt, grass, and debris from entering the engine.
Specifications
| Battery Included | No |
| Cordless Or Corded | Cordless |
| Number Of Batteries Included | 0 |
| Number Of Pieces | 1 |
| Power Source | NON-ENERGY USING |
| Product Weight | 0.1 LB |
Replacement air filter compatible with Briggs and Stratton Q45, Classic, Sprint, and Quattro engines that use plastic air cleaner housings.
Model Number: CMXGZAM200011
Project Ideas
Business
Seasonal Filter Replacement Service
Offer a subscription-based service where you replace air filters for customers each season. This ensures their engines run efficiently and reduces the hassle of remembering to replace filters.
Customized Air Filter Designs
Provide customized air filter covers with designs, logos, or colors to appeal to gardening enthusiasts and commercial landscapers. This adds a personal touch and can be marketed as a premium product.
Air Filter Recycling Program
Start a recycling program for used air filters. Collect old filters, clean and refurbish them if possible, or repurpose the materials for other products. This eco-friendly initiative can attract environmentally conscious customers.
Engine Maintenance Workshops
Conduct workshops teaching customers how to maintain their engines, including the importance of changing air filters. Sell air filters and other maintenance products during the workshops.
DIY Filter Craft Kits
Create and sell DIY craft kits that repurpose air filters into fun and creative projects. Each kit can include all necessary materials and instructions, targeting hobbyists and families looking for unique crafting ideas.
Creative
Decorative Garden Stakes
Use the air filter material to create unique, textured garden stakes. Paint or decorate them to add a whimsical touch to your garden. The filters can be cut into various shapes and attached to wooden stakes.
DIY Air Fresheners
Transform the air filters into custom air fresheners for cars or small spaces. Soak them in essential oils and hang them using a ribbon or string. The porous material of the filter helps to diffuse the scent slowly.
Kids’ Craft Projects
Incorporate air filters into children’s art projects. Cut them into shapes and use them as stamps with paint, or create a textured background for collages and mixed media art.
Soundproofing Panels
Use air filters as a part of DIY soundproofing panels. Their texture can help dampen sound, making them useful for home studios or noisy rooms. Attach them to wooden frames and cover with fabric for a functional and aesthetic solution.
Pet Bed Liners
Repurpose air filters as liners for pet beds. They can help trap dirt and debris, making it easier to clean the pet bed. Just cut the filter to size and place it under the main cushion.