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  1. Extinguisher
    Hi all, recently I bought a Simota stainless steel air filter. Having heard many comments about its filtration capability, I decided to devise my own method of testing. The Talcum Powder test This is a totally neutral point of test, just for everyone's info. If any MCFers are using any other filters, maybe can do this test and post here for compilations. This method is under my patent and do at your own risk Method: 1. Squeeze some fine baby talcum powder onto palm 2. Sprinkle powder into crevice of filter 3. Lay a piece of matte black paper on hard surface 4. Knock the filter on the black paper 50 times I was quite shocked by Simota result, changed back to my stock filter immediately Once again, I am just posting this for info, totally neutral. The first pic is the Simota SS filter end result, second one is the stock filter result.
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