Showing posts with label home air purifier filters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label home air purifier filters. Show all posts
Thursday, April 16, 2015
Whirlpool Part Number 883151: Pad, Charcoal
Thursday, April 2, 2015
DAPF70 DeLonghi FRESHZONE HEPA Filter
Wednesday, April 1, 2015
Holmes HAPF600D-U2 True HEPA Replacement Filter
Monday, March 23, 2015
20x25x5 Skuttle Air Filters
Tuesday, March 17, 2015
Bionaire BAP9700-U PERMAtech Tower Air Purifier
I have had several of these Bionaire air purifiers...many different models and I have had problems with everyone one of them ranging from burned out motors, unable to supply replacement parts or replace the unit that is defective with one of equal or better quality and noisy. It's a sad state of affairs...
They are made in China...Unfortunately many of these air purifiers come from China and that's where they should keep them~Junk!!! Let them pollute their own landfills.
My suggestion would be to buy another brand. There are some still made in the USA and other places that are worthy of consideration. Save yourself a lot of headaches. These are NOT real air purifiers...I struggled giving Bionaire a (1) one star rating.
Saturday, March 14, 2015
iRobot Roomba 4210 Discovery Vacuuming Robot
1. Inconvenience of coming home to a dead battery
2. Difficult to clean
3. Noisy
4. Could not focus on dirtier areas; only cleaned randomly.
1. We have gotten into the habit of, as we are walking out the door, putting the Roomba to work. However, we always used to have the problem of coming home to Roomba with a dead battery (inevitably it would die in the worst spots, like under our bed just out of reach). Then we would have to plug him in to our charger (which we had to shell out sixty bucks for) and wait for two hours to use him again. That was complaint one for the old version.
iRobot has fixed the battery issue on the Discovery. The fast charger (which we had to pay for before) is now built in. Secondly, and what has proven to be my favorite new feature of the new Roomba, the little vacuum automatically finds his docking station when his battery is about dead. I do have two recommendations on this note, however. The docking station appears to work just like a virtual wall, Roomba doesn't know that it is there unless it crosses its path, so you make sure that it is in a wide open room where Roomba is sure to cross its path in its waning minutes of power. Secondly, now you have to be extra sure to Roomba-proof the room so that he doesn't get stuck. If he's stuck he won't be able to find his way back to the charger.
2. The new version has gotten much easier to clean, especially the main brush. All the pieces now pop in and out of place easier and there are no screws to remove any of the pieces that need cleaning. This has proven to be a huge benefit.
3. The Discovery is noticeably quieter than the older versions, especially on tile surfaces.
4. The new line of Roomba Floorvacs comes with sensors that can detect dirt. That was the first thing we tested when we got our Discovery. I had pieces of Styrofoam broken into small pieces and it detected it and automatically performed a spot clean on that area. Then I put him in the kitchen where I had accidentally dumped a bag of cereal on the floor and then managed to step on it...Roomba focused on that area and cleaned up every little crumb.
I love my Roomba. I 100% recommend that you get one. I bought mine at a local store in the mall and had to return my Pro Elite version 4 times before I finally got one that wasn't buggy. Then, under the warrantee, after my fourth one went on the fritz I was able to upgrade to the Discovery for free. So far after 2 weeks, the Discovery has been bug-free.
Nevertheless, because of the many issues that I have had in the past, and as with any new and emerging technology, buy it where you can purchase an extended warrantee and easily return defective devices.
Notwithstanding, buy a Roomba. Even though my wife and I never have time to clean our floors have been spotless for the last two years.
I hope this helps.
Friday, March 6, 2015
Rainshow'r Bernoulli Polished Chrome Shower Head
Saturday, February 28, 2015
Honeywell 50100 Enviracaire Air Purifier
Thursday, February 26, 2015
Hoover WindTunnel T-Series Upright Vacuum
Friday, February 13, 2015
Black & Decker CHV7202 7.2-Volt Cordless Wet/Dry DustBuster
Having great success with our impressively powerful 9.6V Dustbuster (model CHV9600, purchased in 2006), we picked up this 7.2V (model CHV7202) for the laundry room since it claims to be a wet/dry vac and I figured 7.2V would be close in performance to the 9.6V.
Boy was I wrong!
From Day One, the suction on this model was so poor, it couldn't even pick up tiny bits of dryer lint on the floor! Our 9.6V model could handle anything you could throw at (as long as the items fit through the opening). But this one? Not even close. To make matters worse, I mounted the charging unit on the wall only to find out that it's quite a challenge to actually "dock" the vac for charging due to it's poor design, so we almost never dock it. In fact, we now bring the 9.6V model upstairs to tackle the tasks that this one failed to do.
In short: I'm not sure who greenlighted this model over at B&D, but they should have been fired. Avoid this one at all costs and get the current 9.6V model (or above). We wanted to return ours, but we made this mistake of tossing out the box.
Wednesday, February 4, 2015
HAPF 30 Family Care Air Cleaner HEPA Filter
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
Hamilton Beach Blue Humidifier Replacement Filter
Monday, January 26, 2015
Hunter model 30901, Universal Pre-Filter Replacement
Sunday, January 25, 2015
RO MIGHTY MITE SYSTEM 50GPD
and this little gem fit the bill. I am what you would call "mechanically challenged". I didn't want an elaborate under the counter system with it's own faucet that would have to be installed; to complicated for me; besides I live in a rental; and I was impressed with the reviews here too.
My order arrived in 10 days (there were two weekends in between)So it was fairly fast.
The only complaint (and I notified Abundant Flow) were the instructions. I felt there should be pic's explaining the hardware but in the back of the booklet, was a flow diagram.
First off, remove the aerator from your faucet. Attach the adapter (provided with the unit)by screwing onto faucet where the aerator was. The Quick Disconnect then attaches to the adapter. Connect the RED hose to the Quick Disconnect that mates with the fitting installed on the faucet. No tools required On the Red hose, unscrew the collar slip it over the red hose connect the hose to the nipple on the Quick Disconnect; which locks the hose to the quick disconnect
UPDATE: I didn't know that when you push the quick disconnect up onto the faucet, BE SURE TO PUSH UP ON THE COLLAR OR RING TO LOCK IT ONTO THE FAUCET. Otherwise when you turn the faucet on the quick disconnect will just pop off the faucet. Now I can turn my faucet on full force and fill the container in less time.
I almost sent this unit back. I was unsure about all the water being expelled from the Yellow hose (BAD WATER) which is the drain and little coming from the Blue (Good). I contacted Mark @ Abundant Flow and e-mailed me that you will get about a 4 to 1 ratio of waste (Bad) to Good water. It (Good water)filled up a 32oz juice bottle in just a few minutes. So I'm happy about that. It comes with enough hoses to hang yourself so just cut the excess off just make sure to have enough Yellow for the drain.
I highly recommend to have some containers on hand to store purified water in. I'm using empty gallon milk jugs.
UPDATE
I keep forgetting about the water filling the jug and overflowing so I created an overflow system see pic
UPDATE:
It took 35 minutes to fill up a gallon milk jug
I also ordered an Inline DI Adder Kit here on Amazon for the removal of the arsenic; that unit is the final filter that connects to the Blue line.
So all and all I'm very pleased with this unit once I understood how it works and mounted it to the wall in just minuets; the bracket unfolds see main pic for that then just folds back onto itself.
Update:
I purchased a TDS meter and unfiltered water measured at 106 PPM and filtered 001; note this is within the margin of error so I would presume that it would actually be 0 also I have installed a DI final filter
Friday, January 9, 2015
Eureka ReadyForce Bagged Canister Vacuum
Monday, December 29, 2014
Clothes Pins Soft Grip XL -36-Pack Clothespins
Wednesday, December 10, 2014
90064 ECHO tune-up Kit GT-201 SRM-211 Trimmer Blower
Sunday, October 5, 2014
Kaz Home Environment HHT-080 Hepa Tower Air Purifier
Thursday, October 2, 2014
Shark UV209 Upright Vac Tap-Clean HEPA Dust Cup Filter
PLEASE CHECK YOUR PICTURES BEFORE YOU SELL SOMETHING TO YOUR CLIENTS... VERY DECEIVING!
Tuesday, September 30, 2014
BISSELL Digi-Pro Bag Kit
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