What is the nomenclature of the demineralization cartridge that goes in the water tank (Cool Mist EV-HD10)?
1015820
The instruction booklet just calls it a "demineralization cartridge". I don't use it. Distilled water is MUCH better. Also, see answer #1, below.
1015821
I bought this a while ago, but I don't recall finding a cartridge in the box.
1015822
Let me preface what I'm about to say with this will not be an answer to your question. I used to use demineralization cartridges in my humidifiers of varying makes. None of them worked well, at least with our water which is hard but nothing like in other areas of the U.S. where the water is much harder. I started buying five gallon bottles of reverse osmosis water from a local water store. Here's why-- one issue is the white dust getting all over our bedroom and breathing that stuff in. The other issue is that if using tap water, even with the cartridge, you are breathing in many chemicals that we won't drink in our house (we have an undersink filtration system for drinking water). I wrote to the CDC and there has been no research as to the long-term effects of breathing in the vapor from humidifiers. Using the reverse osmosis water, we have zero dust and don't use a cartridge, so save a little money there. If you buy 100 gallons (the give cards that they punch as you get the 5 gallon jugs refilled) at a time on sale, it's $60. For us, 100 gallons lasts the season for our larger 2 gallon humidifier. Sorry to ramble. Hope this was helpful.
1015823
The demineralization cartridges that are best (last 4 months each and are bought in packs of 4) were designed specifically for this type of unit by Sharper Image. When they went bankrupt Homedics bought the humidifier model and renamed it from Sharper Image's Model# EV-HD10 to Homedics Model# UHE-CM45. Use HoMedics® Demineralization Humidifier Replacement Cartridge (still sold in 4-pack) for this - I recommend Bed Bath and Beyond. It should look like a small blue capsule. Do not buy the round, white Homedics cartridges sold on Amazon - they are not the right type.
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The cartridge is placed in the receiving vessel. I will use mine until it expires and will not replace it. I like totally distilled water and get my minerals from the food I prepare and eat.
904653
This uses an American replacement but any brand of this type works. I do not use the filter as the distilled water is already pure.
597319
I have never found anything on this, myself. I usually clean/charge mine every two weeks. I tend to change out the cartridge and water after every third cleaning.
643450
I thought it was a model number too, until I saw the conflicting answers. 'ASSE-1019-A' is an industry standard for freeze-proof anti-siphon sillcocks: www.jrsmith.com/uploads/docs/engcom7.11.pdf It's not a model number. Now I need to go back and look for a model number....
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I'm not certain how to answer your question. I replaced the same type cartridge with a new one, because the original was defective. I just turned off the water, took the old one out and put the new one in it's place. I replaced the original because it was not shutting off the hot water completely. I don't believe it can be used as a replacement for any other design type.
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No clue. I use it as a filter on my RV on my inlet water hose. I use the "normal" filters bought any big box store.
1456495
I use the "Nature 2" Spa cartridge insert that goes inside my filter. This is sold on Amazon too.
399898
I don't have that model, but I looked at that model, and it looks the same as the cartridge I ordered. The cartridge screws onto the fill lid, and they look the same.
793897
Under "Frequently Bought Together" on the product page, it shows the filter cartridges. I haven't changed mine yet but the filter is housed in the cylinder part of the shower head. Sprite Hand Held Filter Cartridge 4-pack
1897815
I'm sorry I don't know what that is.I only bought this because it was recommened to use this coolant.
683336
The refillable cartridge take the place of the cartridges. You can buy media such as carbon or zeolite to fill them. The zeolite lasts longer. You can rinse it in old tank water when you do your regular cleaning. My bioload is low, so I only change it out once every few months.
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Good news-- I have both this SPT SU-4010G, and the Air-O-Swiss 7135-- the filters (and tank sealing disk onto which the filter attaches) are threaded and sized the same. This means they are interchangeable-- the Air-O-Swiss filter cartridge, Air-O-Swiss AOS 7531 Demineralization Cartridge is much cheaper, and is user-re-fillable with Air-O-Swiss 7533 De-mineralization Granules, 3-Pack Best of both worlds!
1419861
This product is an ionizer. The system chamber disperses natural minerals into the water, such as copper and silver, that act as natural algaecides.
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Nope!It is a standard off-the-shelf cartridge, available at home depot or wal-mart.I have already replaced the carbons once.Hope this helps.
1960286
I plan to try this site next purchase but you can also ask foster and smith website for other options I have used. http://spectrapure.com/AQUARIUM/SEDIMENT-CARBON-FILTERS-DI-CARTRIDGES-RESIN The order left to right is sediment filter, carbon, then the DI cartridge.
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Yes! I had to quit using it as EVERYTHING was sticky coated w/calcium deposits. Post asking now if there is a 'demineralizing' filter that can be put in tank.