whAT WET FILTER DOES IT USE
282937
It doesn't use one...you just take the dry filter off and whatever it is that is wet that you are sucking up just goes into the shop vac. Then you dump it out wherever appropriate.
282938
Yes it does use a filter for wet pick-up. Uses the Vacmaster VFF21 2.5 Gallon Wet Pick Up Dust Bag - Click the link below.Vacmaster VFF21 2.5 Gallon Wet Pick Up Dust Bag
282939
It comes with a foamy u shaped one that u are supposed to switch out with the paper one attached to it normally.
282940
It has a coarse plastic mesh filter. The dry filter bag has to be removed before using the vac for wet vacuuming.
282941
Yes it does use a filter for wet pick-up. Uses the Vacmaster VFF21 2.5 Gallon Wet Pick Up Dust Bag - Click the link below. http://www.amazon.com/Vacmaster-VFF21-Gallon-Pick-Dust/dp/B0044UHE0G/ref=pd_bxgy_hi_text_z
2005129
It uses four different filters. First a sediment filter foe large particles. Then a carbon filter for smaller particles and things like chlorine. Then a membrane filter for the smallest solids. Finally a resin filter for any other contamiments.
1947201
Here is the link to the requested filter. http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004WDQ2W6
465998
I actually don't use the filter. I used the one it gave me, but it only lasted a month or so, then I tossed it. The waterer works fine without it.
533944
Sorry, we have not put this vacuum in service yet. Don't know what filter you will need.
1813624
You can use the filter that comes with it, however it needs to be rinsed each time you use it with soap and water. I don't use it at all. I use a paper filter.
1841494
I don't believe their is a filter . only a water demineralization cartridge in that unit . if you go too the unit info from manufacturer it will say no filter to clean ..
1228095
It takes the big filter. I believe A size. I use an Intex sand filter with mine. The upgrade was well worth it.
255684
You can buy the filters for the big blue system on the website of ispring watersystems. They let you sort by big blue.
752657
Who knows? There are better filters out there. The one I got did not come with any paper work that details its campliblities. A monolithic filter or the ones that go in a Berky are good filters. They list exactly what they filter out.
1326982
It uses tap water with an added cleaning solution. A small bottle of the solution comes with it.
670813
I have a slightly different model that uses the same filter. This filter is nearly the size of the unit, so you only use one. I replace mine every few years. There is also 1" outer filter that wraps around this inner filter that is made of a soft mesh-like fabric material.
63249
the filter only as directed on the box (2 mos. or 200 gals.). I always rinse the inside of the housing & the outside too when needed. works for me.
878396
It does not require filters. It does have a cloth piece that is used to collect hard water minerals, but we don't use that either. Weekly we soak the part that collects the mineral deposits in vinegar to remove the calcium. This is our second one of these humidifiers. The first one lasted ~3 years & we live in New Mexico where it is very dry and the humidifier was used many, many months of the year.
1556163
I don't know the answer to that, I just use the filters that came with it.Remember to clean them after each use.
1974349
The Marineland Filter has "two" filters. A Carbon media filter, which I use the most. It filters dirt and "crud" out of the water (we use it for turtles, they can be very dirty) keeping it clean for a longer time. The second filter is what they call a micron filter. I have only used it once, but it also cleans the water (actually "polishes it" if that's possible). But, because we have turtles I find the carbon filter is my favorite.
52621
The filter is an integrated part, that is a permanent piece.Just pull up and out, then rinse let dry and re-insert