is it possible to roll without the filter? Like for those living in Legal states.
831970
I have not "rolled" this way, but I would believe it does not matter what type of tubes you use, just the amount of "leaf" that is put in the slot for filling the tube. I hope this helps !
831971
I can't answer that definitively as I have never tried 'filterless', but it may work. The rubber holder keeps the tube in place until you crank the handle almost the whole way. At that point it releases so as not to damage the end of the cigarette. It may suit your purpose just fine but I cannot answer that for sure...
2161107
You can use paper filters but you don't need to. The stainless drum has fine holes in it that strain the juice just fine. This juicer is wonderful, but takes a lot of cleanup.
1773561
If you mean the demineralization cartridge -I'd say not unless you want to dust everyday. The round inside the tank filter keeps the water fresh and free of mold, etc. If you clean the unit daily I suppose you could get away without the cartridges. They don't cost that much and I use them with much success. Hope this is helpful.
19235
Yes, you do need to do the traditional manual filtering through cheesecloth. I wish someone would figure out how to circumvent this step.
989528
Boy you know right now I am probably NOT the person to answer this as I have had some "issues" that I am trying? to get resolved BUT I will TRY and help you do that task, hmmmm I found that using a damp cloth is the best for the "paper" kinda filter and the plastic one well I am sure you know you just grab the lint and ball it up GOOD LUCK!!
1537167
I use unbleached filters and throw them away. I don't use the permanent filter.
1781448
Nope, Ive now had mine for quite a while and everything is working just fine. No filters needed.
440865
I live in Madison Wi, and I do take it down each year. I also ditched the cartridge filter for a sand filter. Cleaning is soooooo much easier.
618785
You probably could after removing metal filter. Make sure there are no metal screws in lid or handle
129344
Yes. The permanent filter is preferable to paper for the neutral effect on taste. I can taste a paper filter now. Been using the metal filter for years (this is my 2nd machine). With reasonable care should last indefinitely.
1684866
The filter itself has quick connectors that let you unclip it from the hoses and rest of the unit. Unclip the filter and keep it in your sleeping bag. Maybe use a ziplock if there's a little water that may still find its way out.
1503810
I use the travel berkey in my travel trailer. I empty the berkey of all water and then pack paper towels around the filters to stabilize them while moving the berkey around. Or you might be able to completely take the filters out while transporting. I have not run into any problems.
641705
Yes. Some of the cartridges have charcoal bits that are loose. I don't know if it would hurt anything if you didn't. Might get stuck in the inner wheel of the filter but that's easy to clean out.
198607
I use them in a factory setting, so it isn't critical. I unwind a filter media roll sitting on a plywood sheet, probably weighing 25 or 30 pounds. I had to go back and look when things were quiet, and you can definitely hear the bearings while unwinding the roll, so I'm spinning the bearings for 15 seconds or so at maybe 4 or 5 revs per second. So, maybe somewhere in the middle.
1062139
Yes. This is what I do now so I don't have to use a filter. This is most convenient.
98223
yes, there is a flip that you can use to turn off the filter without removing it form the tap. Removing the filter altogether is also pretty simple.
718975
no, it comes with a permanent, reusable filter. it's worked fine for me, and saves me the trouble of fooling with paper filters!