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(Based on an Image I saw somewhere on X lol)
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![HOW TO BUILD A CORSI-ROSENTHAL BOX
The Corsi-Rosenthal Box is an affordable DIY air-cleaning system made with simple materials found in hardware stores. The box fan pulls air through the filters on the sides and blows out clean air. It is proven to reduce indoor exposure to airborne particles including those containing the virus that causes COVID-19. The box can also decrease the levels of other particles in the air, such as dust or wildfire smoke.
• Filters can last up to a year
• Keep away from walls and corners
THE MATERIALS
• Filters 3M 1900 MPR (20" x 20"x 1" or 20" x 25" x 1") or MERV 13 (20" x 20"x 2" or 20"x 20"x 1" or 20"x 25"x 2" or 20"x 25"x 1" [2-inch preferred])
• Lasko or Mainstays 20-inch Box Fan
• Scissors, Utility Knife, Duct Tape
THE CUBE
• Arrange the filters to create a symmetrical structure
• Ensure the arrows are pointing inwards
• Duct tape the four edges
• Vertical orientation of the pleats is preferred
THE BASE
• Use one side of the fan's cardboard box
• Cut the cardboard to fit the base of the cube.
• Duct tape it on all four sides
THE FAN
• Place the fan on top of the cube
• Seal all sides, including corners
• Ensure any holes on the side of the fan are sealed off with duct tape
THE SHROUD
• Cut the other cardboard sheet to fit the top of the fan
• Cut a circular hole (15.75" diameter)
• Place the shroud on the fan and tape it on all four sides
• The shroud increases efficiency and decreases the noise level](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:i7kan2ceylmo6cadb7huo4fm/bafkreicr2f3lomttmhvnaxv6qos353blu4ib42l2vcac5a6hu5xavcnz4i)
