Price difference between hepa filter and somkestop filter is $50. Why $148 for the machine? Blueaire told me the machines are the same.
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Blueair no longer is producing the smokestop purifier. We are adding a smokestop filter so you get both filters when you order the purifier now.
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The HEPA Filter should last one year. The carbon (black) filters last about 3 months, depending on use. They sell the HEPA with 4 carbon filters for around $66 on Amazon. Look up 115115.
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yes there are two diffferent filters to be replaced , depending on use . one is a HEPA filter and the other is a charcoal one , looking at about $35.00 for filters . they can be found on amazon or other online sites.. filters should last about a year under normal use..
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Each package bags type U Includes with 4 bags and 2 filters for $18.95 You can also purchase The Active HEPA (High-Efficiency Particulate Air) filter not only captures and retains tiny, lung-damaging particles (including dust mite feces and pollen), Price $49.95
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I paid $5.76 for mine (a single PL14459 filter) and that is still showing as the current price. Prices on Amazon for many items seem to fluctuate somewhat from day to day. Monitor it for a while to see if it goes back down to $9.50 for a two-pack. Not sure what part number you're looking at specifically, but the price of this one hasn't changed at all.
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Go to www.envionproducts.com to order the replacement filter: TPP240F It's $29.95 plus $9.95 shipping. I vacuumed mine regularly, however, after 2 years, it started coming apart and I had to order a replacement.
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Also, cost about $25 t0 $30 from iSpring. Free shipping and cheaper by the pair. They also sell sets of 3 years of filters except for the UV lamp. Best deal I have found.
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No they make the filters custom to the machine to push sales on that filter the washable filters are no where close these HEPA filters they are pricey but they last quiet a while and they truly make a difference compared to the washable ones.
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they are all the same, there is no permament HEPA FILTER, its just the brand name for marketing reasons, N HD S version are the same, and use the same filter, they are just version for diferent vendor, like home depot or amazon, so not even the N version is permament , the illusion of a permanent filter is good for sales, but amazon decided to changed that brand name for "long lasting vacunable filter"
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You can also probably look for a replacement filter for the NUK Hepa-Type Air Purifier, I think its the same air purifier only marketed towards babies and more expensive. Keep in mind I have not done this myself, but it looks like the same unit.
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Everything is packaged together. It's Type P. You'll get two HEPA filters and one prefilter. Problem is you can't just go to a big box store anymore. I had to order mine through Amazon. I have a lot of cats, so this model is a definite plus, but it's getting harder and harder to find replacement filters. I don't understand how Honeywell can make this model and not have replacements for sale. And when you do find them, they're expensive.
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Yes, although if you have animals, I suggest the active carbon HEPA version, which is about $37.00 on Amazon.
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CHEAPER HEPA FILTER THAT FITS WINIX 6300! Fellowes HF-300 True HEPA Filter, for use with Fellowes AP-300PH Air Purifier (9370101) Sold on Amazon for $33.00--contains only the white HEPA filter, with out all those black carbon filters. The Winix brand filter ($64.99 I think) for the 6300 is only sold with 3 addt'l black carbon filters and most of us have tons of those and only want the HEPA filter. This Fellowes brand filter fits the Winix 6300 AND it's MUCH cheaper--at $33.00 ea. With that savings I bought 2 of them. They are completely identical to the Winix brand replacements.
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I have used both but to be fair this one is larger than the HEPA versions I've used in the past. That said we have allergies and mild asthma and two dogs and a cat to which we have allergies. The symptoms are not evident when the purifier is on and no asthma attacks evident. The maintenance is easier and less expensive. I am very happy.
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The big difference is that they added a Hepa filter to this machine. But, there are several reports about the Hepa filter on this vacuum does not work & mostly leaks. See the reviews herein on Amazon. If these are true, what a scam Eureka is imposing on it's customers.. I wonder if Eureka has fixed this problem? my guess is no because the Hepa filter is probably too small to handle all the air flow so they have to bypass some of the air flow around it & into the house. It's a shame they don't respond to this issue. The other does not have a Hepa, it's otherwise the same, has a higher rating and cheaper. The big difference is that they added a Hepa filter to this machine. But, there are several reports about the Hepa filter on this vacuum does not work & mostly leaks. See the reviews herein on Amazon. If these are true, what a scam Eureka is imposing on it's customers.. I wonder if Eureka has fixed this problem? my guess is no because the Hepa filter is probably too small to handle all the air flow so they have to bypass some of the air flow around it & into the house. It's a shame they don't respond to this issue. The other does not have a Hepa, it's otherwise the same, has a higher rating... » Read More The big difference is that they added a Hepa filter to this machine. But, there are several reports about the Hepa filter on this vacuum does not work & mostly leaks. See the reviews herein on Amazon. If these are true, what a scam Eureka is imposing on it's customers.. I wonder if Eureka has fixed this problem? my guess is no because the Hepa filter is probably too small to handle all the air flow so they have to bypass some of the air flow around it & into the house. It's a shame they don't respond to this issue. The other does not have a Hepa, it's otherwise the same, has a higher rating and cheaper. « Show Less
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Dear Sharon, When I did locate the filters last year, I found that they cost almost as much as a new unit, so I bought a new one. Really hard to throw away something that works; built in obsolescence to the max. And I suppose I will do it again next year.
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We first bought the Cusinart Filters from a specialty kitchen store and paid $10.00 for 2 filters. Then I looked for them on Amazon to get a better deal. The ones we bought on Amazon were the exact same filter minus the fancy packaging. We got 15 filters for the price of the 2 from the specialty store. We got a great deal on Amazon. Each was individually wrapped just like the specialty store.