My experience is with engine air filters so was simply applying the same science to this type of air filter .
In hindsight given this application , it may make more sense to clean with detergent and water , rinse and then soak in vegetable oil or olive oil.
I am not a medical person and this method is experimental and untested (much like the vaccines I guess) but has to be better for you than breathing in kerosene ? Are you using the kerosene to "kill" the virus or capture it ?
"I'd hate to find out you were just having me on for a cheap laugh at my expense"
Well I guess I was thinking the same thing , I mean who willingly chooses to breath in kero 24/7 ?
I was more concerned about your health and that you were not following standard air filter cleaning procedures.
For reference , here is the standard procedure for engine air filter cleaning . You will see that kero is used in the cleaning process but an oil is used to filter out the particulates : If you are indeed using kero to kill the virus , and choose to breath it in 24/7 then I can't help you and wish you well ,
