How does one keep the blue spring cleanup filters in the slots of the frame?
774607
I remove the regular filters and put them in the slots where the regular filters go, put it all together and run. Then I throw away the blue spring cleanup filters that are soooooo dirty when it is finished running. Hope this helps.
774608
They fit right in the slots for me. The base with the intake slots also helps to keep them in position.
774609
Just got them today. they look great for spring and fall clean up with the leaves. i think i'll go to the hardware store a buy a huge piece in bulk and cut them to size to save money. in fact, i think i'll try to find some with microscopic pores like the pleated ones and use them as disposable units. cleaning the pleated ones doesn't take more than 10 minutes for everything but it would be easier to just toss them. will let everyone know if i find something that will work. thanks for the comments.
774610
you put them in the grooves just like you do with the framed pleated regular filters. I dont like these. They are good for dirt but horrid for debris. Things stick to them terribly.
1206743
I take the rubber ring gasket off of the filter between uses and clean out the groove
501451
Point of use is best and install a small inexpensive moisture and dirt trap with an automatic drain in front of the unit. This will help extend the life of the filter.
290958
Here is link to filter only...http://www.amazon.com/Sprite-HOC-Replacement-Output-Shower/dp/B000B8URLI/ref=pd_bxgy_hi_text_y
644545
If you mean the frames, I wash the frames with warm soapy water every day. I do not re-use the foam filters. Before I insert the foam filters, I use compressed air on the frames to make sure any dust or fibers are gone totally.
2120883
The DMW-GWC1 is not threaded to take filters. You could likely rig an adaptation for square mount filters, like the Cokin system.
1228144
change the removable filters from the wand the one that connects to tubing. Clean the wand tip with alcohol
451776
Probably bolted on inside of filter canister. Disconnect hoses. Very easy to disassemble
1286530
I most often remove the cover and remove the filter assembly. I use the hose and spray nozzle to clean the filter. You must spray between the grids and make sure you get everything removed at the bottom where it settles. I have found lying the filter on its side and rolling it allows me to get between the grids and dislodge debris from the bottom. On occasion I will separate all the grids for a thorough cleaning.
1052496
I use paper filters for easy clean up but the mesh is sufficient on its own. Paper filters fit right into the mesh basket.
38342
Get some Caffezia and let the filter and column soak for a couple of hours. You can't see inside but everything will be clean & shiny.
1433774
I haven't changed it yet, but the ionic plates need to be washed monthly. I keep an eye on the filter and will change it when it starts to show dirt.
1740094
remove the filter in the middle of the spray arm , after I did this it worked fine
1078949
There is a frame for the filter that goes above the basket in which the ground coffee is placed. This is in the Mr. Coffee machine.
2207658
the back end is a plastic attachment. You can cut out where you wish to fit the filter.
135941
I believe what you are talking about are the alignment posts to keep the filter centered. The filter itself is too study to collapse.
1797640
remove the outer lid and catch all, just gently turn the filter to the right and it should unscrew to be washed.