Hepa filter replacement options out there?
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well, I have only been purchasing them online the Electrolux site, probably can just look them up on the amazon site. and I believe the winex version might be the same identical thing, just cheaper. I haven't made more than one order of filters though. it came with one heap and 4 carbons
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I have not needed to order any replacement filters yet. Amazon carries them as does electrolux. The charcoal ones are relatively inexpensive, but the hepa one is costly. Only good thing is that you only need to replace it about once a year.
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Ther are probably different options, but I've not found them. Even at $90, getting the full set of filters is only a quarter a day. I just replaced mine after about a year, and the unit is working a lot more efficiently. I did find that if you run a hand vac over the odor sensor, it works better too.
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I recommend you try the filters from HEPAairdirect. In my opinion they are better quality filters with aluminum not styrofoam housings, made in the US and less expensive than IQair.
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The following website shows the model and you can purchase the filters there as well. They are identified at the bottom of the page.Honeywell True HEPA Allergen Remover, 465 Sq Ft, HA300BHD
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Only the HEPA filter need to be replaced every year depending on the environment where you are. The others are permanent. Contact the New Shining Image for filter replacement.
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Oreck direct sells them for $39.99 for 2. Item number AIRH1Q2PK Hepa Filters. 800 219-2044. Looking for a cheaper option.
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Here is a link to the replacement filters; http://www.amazon.com/Holmes-HAPF7-U8-Grabber-Ashtray-Replacement/dp/B00006IV11/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1423242083&sr=8-1&keywords=HAPF7-U8
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I also wondered about washing the HEPA filter - I found this information on the manufacturer website: Remove the filter cover from the front of the vacuum by pulling up on the tab and pulling the cover away from the vacuum. Take out the HEPA filter by pulling it straight out, turn the filter over so that the dirty side is on the bottom and vigorously tap it clean against a trash can to remove any dust. Wash the filter under the tap using lukewarm water with the dirty side face down until the water runs clear. Allow the filter to air dry for 24 hours. Once the HEPA filter is dry, replace it back into the vacuum, and then replace the cover by inserting the two tabs into the holes at the top and then swinging the cover down until it clicks into place.
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I cannot verify that it is a HEPA filter, or meets requirements to be called a HEPA filter. I believe the actual HEPA filter is the one on the left side of the vacuum cleaner - it is round, flat, and the door to the filter is marked "lifetime HEPA filter". This filter in particular goes inside the vacuum cleaner, and does what I need it to do to get the job done - just what I was looking for. The only thing that made this filter different than the actual Hoover brand was it was a bit taller so I had to push down to get the filter locked inside...no biggie.
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They sell the replacement "cone" type filters on Amazon. By the way, I LOVE this thing. Works great on carpet too. I have a lot of dust too. I just take the filter out once in a while and brush it out by hand so I haven't even had to replace a filter. I also said goodbye to my other big bulky vacuums.
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The HEPA has two filters an inner large cartridge and and outer wrap around pre filter screen. The outer filter can be easily removed and rinsed out. Just make sure you thoroughly air dry it before replacing it. It wraps around the inner cartridge and fastens with two velcro fasteners. We haven't needed to replace the inner one yet and haven't ordered one. We use it to filter dog dander and normal air particles. If you have a lot of dirt you are filtering just rinsing the outer one may or may not be enough.
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No. Here is a link to the correct filter; Holmes HEPA Type Filter HAPF30D-U2, Filter A, 2 Pack
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I went to Honeywell, WalMart and Amazon and searched all of them. I have a small one and wanted another like it for another room, but they no longer made it, so I opt for a little bigger one which I am glad I did. Watch they are on sale quite frequently. I think I paid $129.00 or so for the bigger one and it is wonderful. Depends what you want it for. They both have changeable filters on them and a 5 year HEPA filter.
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Yes; a wrapped new HEPA-type filter is included. The one thing I jave learned with air filtration systems is that you can get all qualities of filters, from activated charcoal, to Hepa-type, to true Hepa. This is my second identical unit (for another room) and it works very well. What I have done is use the filter that comes with the unit, and when it is time, I replace it with a true Hepa, which is only a few bucks more.
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24hx18wx10d. If you have model AP45030K then model 1183054K will fit it. My HEPA filter lasted the year promised whereas I change the pre-filter at least every 3 months. In spring, I made an extra pre-filter change. I leave my purifier run 24x7 and it has made a huge difference in my allergies/asthma. It is almost a year old and still runs as quiet as the day a bought it.
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Yes - the HEPA filter comes with the vacuum. It is a very fine filter; one of my relatives vacuumed out a huge quantity of fireplace ashes with it, which clogged the filter. Rather than buying a new one, I used compressed air outside the house to blow out the extremely fine dust. It works like a dream again. It only clogged once in 2 years, so it doesn't need replacement very often.
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Only the HEPA filter need to be replaced every year depending on the environment where you are. The other filters are permanent. Contact the New Shining Image for filter replacement.
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You can also probably look for a replacement filter for the NUK Hepa-Type Air Purifier, I think its the same air purifier only marketed towards babies and more expensive. Keep in mind I have not done this myself, but it looks like the same unit.