One question I have: what about cleaning out dust &amp; things like hair entering the O2 unit? Other similar devices have foam screens one can clean.
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it blows no sucking action - only regret is i didn't get the most powerful model Ben K
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My Clean Force 1400 didn't last 3 months. The whole thing "sucks." Not worth fixing, so got something else and trashed the 1400. Hope this helps.
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A friend told me you could use a air compressor to clean and reuse. I bought extra and just changed mine after 6 months. Love my Roomba.
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Have you had any problems with dust? I found three or more reviews on the DMC-ZS8 with particles of dirt accumulating. How's your camera faring with this problem? One person actually took the time to take the camera apart to clean it - Amazing! He wrote how he did it and posted it in the July/August 2011 time period. I can't purchase this camera with confidence even though it sounds great. Thanks much.
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Mine works beautifully with no dust issues, but I would see what the others say.
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HelloFirst I would like to say this is a easy juicer to clean. Fill the sink with soap and water and wash by hand. Then rinse with water and sit on a towel on the kitchen counter. You will need a scrub brush of some type to clean the screen. You can also do a quick clean. All you do is rinse all the parts off with water and take a brush and clean the screen. Wipe off with a towel and put back in your storage place. I can do this in less than five minutes.
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It may restrict the airflow, the problem is: it gets clogged with dust quite fast and you need to keep an eye on it, I usually clean it like once a week and I take the filters out when I'm playing a heavy game because you need a lot of airflow during that time.
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I bellieve it is oxygen that is used. Google soclean 2 and go to the websight that has a video that thoroughly explains the cleaning process. This should answer all your questions.
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The machine will stay on the lowest fan setting when on auto until it detects the presence of dirty air...then it ramps up the fan speed to clean the air and then cycles back to lowest fan speed again. The million dollar question is, is your sensor sensitive enough to detect when the air needs to be cleaned? I had this problem and will share with you the instructions I received from Surround Air. Do the odor, dust, or allergen sensors ever light up? Or, does only one light up and not the others? I was told by Surround Air that I set up my machine in a room without fresh enough air for the machine to "know" what clean, fresh air is. When it's set up in a room without fresh air, the sensor doesn't know what clean air is and thereby lacks the sensitivity to detect the smallest amounts of pollutants. I was told to leave the machine unplugged for several hours and then train the sensor by running the machine outside or in front of an open window to draw in the freshest air possible. That clean air would set the sensor at a high sensitivity level to the presence of pollutants in the air. It makes sense. I hope this helps.
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But HOW??? None of these things open up, and you can't reach around corners with sponges or hands through these tiny openings. Can someone please explain this to me? Is it a design flaw with literally ALL humidifiers or am I missing something? How do you get into the damn tank to clean the brownish/pinkish sediment that begins to coat them?Thanks!Melissa
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make sure the intake is clear. mine gets algae and 'junk' in it and it need cleaning regularly.
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I have never really looked . I bought for my dad in case power goes out as he had breathing problems and likes air blowing. He had used it once no problem but I have never looked to see if I can clean it .
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easy enough to clean filter, however if you forget it could mess up the unit..it is really not meant for a dusty area...I used it while I was finishing the apartment I was building and the dust build up was considerable..i did clean it every day ...took out filter and vaccumed it..
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Hi! I recently experienced a similar problem! I had removed all the filters (there are three removable ones - two foam and one white paper), washed them all, cleaned everything off the beater bar/roller, shook out the tube/hose, even unscrewed the bottom and cleaned out whatever I could find there too! Still, as soon as I turned it on, it was going to red! Grrrrrr I FINALLY found the problem. You might have already checked this, but just in case, sharing it here. It might help you or someone else. When looking at back of the vacuum, on the right side, BEHIND the main tube/hose, you can see the tube attach to the black vacuum base which feeds into the clear body where the dirt goes in. I could not see any clogs anywhere. BUT - this part of the tube/hose COMES OFF - it is easy to overlook, but it twists and releases. I did that as a last resort, and found my problem! There was a piece of paper in there, and all kinds of dirt and hair (we all shed some and have two cats) were packed pretty solid behind the paper! It took a tool like a crochet hook to get it all out and unpacked! (I have a metal "tube turner" for sewing, which is what I used, but anything super thin and long can work, as long as you do not go THROUGH the hose.) I took an amazing amount of junk that had not come out when shaking the hose, cleaning things, even taking the rest of the vacuum apart... it hides in that last curve of the hose! I hope this helps someone else, because this is a great little powerhouse of the vacuum that is perfect for our little townhouse. But the clogging does happen sometimes, and I've now found the FIRST place I'll look, instead of the dead last! ;-)
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I guess you did not read my review of the "Fresh Air" device. It is worthless and potentially harmful junk. If you want and/or need a reliable and safe air cleaning device then you ought to consult the Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers (aham.org) for a list of verified and certified air cleaning devices that actually work. As for your "Fresh Air" device, perhaps you might be able to sell it for a few bucks for its scrap metal value, or else use it as door stop. Sorry to hear that you got stuck with one.
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I've used mine twice without a bit of smoke. How did you clean the unit. Spray 409 let it stand a while, spray again and let it stand awhile longer. Then take a wet Mr Clean kitchen sponge over the entire unit inside and out. Wipe dry for a brand new looking unit. I couldn't believe how clean the unit came using the 409/Mr Clean kitchen sponge. Smoke, there might be food touching the unit as it rotates which, I would like, would cause smoke. Make sure that no food touches the heating unit while the food is rotating.
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I've been testing my new Botvac80 the past couple days. On the first few cleaning runs the dust bin fills up and I have to take it out and clean it (very quick and easy) plus clean the filter and possibly the brush (takes 5min or less) Shouldn't be expensive to maintain if the filter lasts several months with regular cleaning, but only time will tell. Right now extra filters are not in stock and it might be quite sometime before the price comes down on them too. Hopefully the brush and battery will last a long time too and not need expensive replacement, but that too only time will tell.