What is the average time of use for these filters when used on a daily basis?
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The ProPur dome filters are rated to filter an average of 3000 gallons each. For a family of four using a gallon of water per person, per day, that equates to a little over 2 years per filter. A 2 filter system would last 4 years.
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I have a 2000 sq ft home and don't use the forced air much, maybe 1 hour or so a day. I change mine every 3-4 months. Please see the answer from the filter salesman in reviews.
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Mine last about 3 months even though I used it a little longer until I ended up ordering a 3 pack. There's also a sensor that tells you when the filter is done.
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I believe they suggest every 3-4 months...I purchased the filters online at amazon actually.
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Hello, C.J.E! With average indoor air quality and 24 hour daily use, the filters in the BioGS 2.0 will last for 18 months. If you have any other questions please feel free to let us know! Regards, The Rabbit Air Team
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On the old models I changed every 30 days. This one, with filter A, says it will last 3-6 months. I haven't had this one long enough to know for sure.
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I filter 2 to 3 gallons of water per day. A filter lasts me about 3 months, maybe a little longer. There is a little bit of black bits that float on the water before it goes down through but that's not a problem. I haven't had all those problems that others are talking about.
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We easily get 3 months from each filter. If you use A/C 24/7 I'd say every 2 months.
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My HEPA filter just recently needed to be replaced after eight years of use. I bought it back in 2006. I don't use it everyday - mainly during pollen season (here it lasts 3 months a year, but doesn't always bother me), during forest fires when it is smokey and various other uses as needed.
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The pre-filters seem to last about 4-6 months. We have dogs and that may affect filter life, although they may be on an automatic countdown timer.
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The filters are typically replaced annually. The membrane should be replaced every 3-5 years. These figures are for typical municipal water conditions. Part# B000F5M6V6
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As I use only distilled water, I usually change my filter approx. every 3 - 4 months. Hope this is helpful to you.
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The unit figures that out for you depending upon how you use it and at what speed. My filters seem to last about 9 months or so.
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I use them in an inline chlorinator about 6 pieces at a time. They usually last about a week when I am running the filtration for 8 hours a day. If you are using these in a float for a smaller pool I think they would last longer, maybe up to 2 weeks.
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Sorry, but I don't know of any other homeowner who keeps track of the run time of their system. Guess I have had cheap thermostats. These filters are good for "up to 3 months." Based on my experience, I change them every 2 months which has worked out well. I also check the filter about every 30 days to be sure it's not too dirty. The 2 month schedule has worked well. These filters are not that expensive to make getting every last second of use out of them worthwhile in my opinion. Now if you are using them in an industrial situation, or your house is subject to a lot of dust coming in, then you may want to change them more often. In any case, I use my own judgement about when to change them. In my situation, we have no pets, live in suburbia (no industry nearby to create dirty air) and neither of us has allergies. Sorry not to be more specific, but I don't agonize over replacing these filters.
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Depending on the amount of use, your filters should last 3-6 months easily. You can greatly extend the life of the filter by using a small hand vacuum or dust blower to clean the filter regularly.
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We have been using this system for about 22 months and are still on the original filters! We have cleaned them several times with Scotch Brite pads, and will likely boil them soon for good measure. I would imagine the biggest factor affecting these filters would be the amount of particulates in the unfiltered water. The more particulates, the quicker these filters would clog and reduce their lifespan. Since we are only filtering tap water, I would think these could last for years.