does this filter remove VOC?
739656
No it does not remove VOC. To do that you would need a carbon filter. Your house should not normally have VOC's.
739657
absolutely not. if you're really sensitive to VOCs or live in an area where airing out the house won't help, look into carbon filters.
739658
There is a carbon coating with this filter, so it can reduce odors, ozone and help reduce VOC's. All homes have VOC's (Volitile Organic Compounds) Paint, furnishings, lacquer, carpet, adhesive, etc. etc. all emit VOC's for a very long time. This filter can help reduce VOC's however proper ventilation is recommended in addition to this type of filtration.
72041
No, it's attached to the filter unit inside which is the basic principle of the clean2o system.
1225954
No not that I know of. I had it installed by a professional but I didn't see any filter.
2106850
It does filter the refrigerant before it sends it to the storage tank, via the inline desiccant filter that comes with the OTC RG3000. In that sense it does 'recycle' the refrigerant. This is the same the the large 'all in one' machines do, it's just that those machines have everything (vacuum, desiccant filter, oil separator, storage for recovery tank, and scale) all contained in one big unit, which can be wheeled/moved around. But those large machines are much more difficult to load in and out of a work/service van.
940653
I've had this filter for a few years and I just vacuum it out with my Miele hepa vacuum. No problems so far.
1710820
No, there are other filters they sell for removing fluoride, such as the CQE-WH-11630.
80945
No it is not, it physically removes particles, protozoa, and bacteria down to 0.3 microns in size, including giardia, salmonella, cryptosporidia and others. I love this filter.
412284
I don't think it makes a difference honestly. But if the filter isn't snug inside, I wouldn't get it again. I am using a carbon filter right now that is not True Air, fits good and works fine.
2126518
In my opinion it does. Before using the filter, I could smell the chlorine in my shower water. Once I installed the filter, I did not smell the chlorine.
2187847
I don't think so, it's disposable. I vacuumed the surface of my machine but not the filter
1456656
Yes, there is a removable filter to take out and clean. The filter would remove from the right hand side of the front panel of the unit.
975227
no, you have to hook the hose up to your filter and the filter acts as the vaccum.
1190774
Yes - it has it's own filter system and everything it cleans up stays inside the unit. When it is done you open it up, dump out debris and hose off the filters.
2282929
Yes it does. It uses two types of filter, one which is meant to be permanent, and one which is meant to be replaced periodically. It comes ready to go with both. In the past I simply vacuumed the replaceable filter between replacing it and that seemed to work pretty well also.
901320
Based on my experience, no. I just moved to a house w central air and gave away my window unit. It worked wonderfully and the filter seemed to clean better than past filters I used. If you find your unit works harder with this filter, I doubt it's caused by the filter. Good luck!
1195309
Yes, the volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in things like oil- and enamel-based paints, glues, sealers, etc. are exactly the kinds of things that these cartridges are designed to filter out. If you only use your mask and cartridges infrequently, put them into a ziplock bag and squeeze out as much of the air as you can when not in use to prolong the cartridge life.
2253512
You will need to remove the nozzle section of the vacuum by pressing a button that is on the side. Once that you get the nozzle separated, then you can remove the plastic filter. I have had to clean mine a few times and there are times that dirt get stuck in the little holes, you will need to use a small screwdriver, or a small stick to get the dirt out.