anyone use this filter for chemical sprayer application for example: Roundup?
1707232
If it can handle gasoline, one of the harshest solvents, I would have to say round-up would be o.k..
191422
I think their is enough biological included, I squeezed all that came with it into bottem two trays and then filled to top tray with Matrix. This worked but I found that 'low flow' warning come on. After a month I reduced the amount in all trays and found the flow rate had been resolved. Great filter so far the only think that is not working is the flow rate chart. I just wish it gave real flow volumes rather than percentages.
1073719
I've tried it and it works and I've also tried putting the paper filter in the gold plated mesh filter too. You might as well leave the gold plated mesh in place just in case the paper tears... Although using the white paper filters may expose you to very small amounts of toxin that potentially is residual from the bleaching process to make those filter papers white... you might alternatively use the "natural" brown colored filters to avoid possible dioxin exposure... Another minor point about using paper filters is that it will slightly slow down the liquid flow thru the filter area which may or may not cause an issue... I've never used paper long enough to know if there is a problem with this...
1278854
I do and it works just as well. I only use the over size Bunn paper filters the water flow through faster without backing up when you don't use the gold filter.. I also have used the gold filter with a paper filter; makes clean up easier with the handle on the gold filter. The Bunn filters I use are the round ones. They work just as well as the V shaped the pot calls for. In fact they work better for me. When I used just the gold filter I always had sludge at the bottom of the pot, but I grind my own low acid coffee.
2005130
I beleive this filter uses standard sizes that you can find at most hardware stores. (IE. same filters you fuse for some of the more standard filters in the store). Filter performs better than expected. I use for gardening, fish, as well as for drinking water. Best price for a 4 stage 100 gal an hour filter that comes ready to install and I highly recommend for anyone intending to use for aquarium/ gardening. If used mostly for drinking water I might get something with a tank to install under the sink.
1383022
I always use an in-hose filter to keep crud out & protect all valves including hard to get to back flow prevention valves.I fill the tank & use out of there for all needs. I've found I like the level 4 filter better. It acts as a mini expansion tank as well.
1148223
There is no filter to this just a funnel. I use for honey and it works well as it leaves my larger buckets and jars room to drip in different areas and not just the main stream.
138871
I have not, but this is a 2 stage filter which is good for almost all water. If you have really bad water, then changing this filter as recommended might not be a bad idea since they recommend you change them frequently, or using a 5 stage filter if possible. You should find out what kind of contaminants are in your water and what these filters are capable of filtering. Just my opinion, but any water that is distributed to the public and doesn't need to be boiled first should be fine when using this. My water here has an almost sweet or bitter taste and the filter gets rid of that and I haven't changed the filter yet for a couple months.
466527
That is how I use it. SteveI actually used in front of my bigger filter to save it from constantly getting clogged up.
962912
Unless I am misunderstanding your question, painting is exactly what these filters are for. I am using them to paint my entire house interior with an airless sprayer and they work great. No fumes and do not clog.
1557595
I use this as a prefilter of sediment for my water filter / softening system with good results. I never had a prefilter before but hop it extends the life of the rest of the system. I do change the filter each month but the low cost seems worth it.
825711
I went to Home Depot and purchased a 1 gallon Roundup sprayer. It was around $15 and it works great. I believe it comes with 2 different spray nozzles and the 1 gallon size was perfect for me to carry when spraying around the outside of the house.
627345
I used it in a industrial chicken farm operation where there was high concentrations of ammonia and it worked flawlessly. Even with the cartridges that came with it. It was like you didn't know you were surrounded by 25000 broiler chickens and their excrement! Hope that helps.
1606549
I always use an in-hose filter to keep crud out & protect all valves including hard to get to back flow prevention valves. I fill the tank & use out of there for all needs. I've found I like the level 4 filter better. It acts as a mini expansion tank as well.
612459
I use it for disposables. Works great. So far, I've only found the large, black lawn bags to fit it. I've used it for 4 months so far and have yet to change the filter.
424969
The "filter" is just a simple Mesh filter that is attached to the Lid that matches the Geometry of the Spout. The Mesh is about the same density as a french press filter, it is only going to be good for filtering out larger particles from your water... but if you are using water that has crap in it... uhh.. you may have other issues :P
632611
Have been using it exclusively for Roundup since I purchased. Still going strong. Has lasted longer than any other sprayer I've owned.