is there a filter on the end of the tube to keep out particles? i like to spray lemon juice on my salads
1100946
No I don't see any filter at all. I don't think it is made for anything with substance in it.
1100947
No filter but its a standard spray nozzle so im sure you could purchase one with a filter. I will say though that the suction line is thin and its a nice fine spray.
1100948
No, I don't think so . I've been using these for some time. I'd strain the seeds of your lemons prior to pouring into this beautiful container. I use it ALL the time for many things: linen spray with essential oils m etc. The sprayer on the bottle is very good quality providing a nice FINE mist without effort (easy to use). Hope that helps.
309956
There actually is a related filter, or "demineralization cartridge", if you don't want area around the humidifier to show a white mineral residue (or your lungs to accumulate the same if you operate it near your bed). It's designed to screw on in place of the OEM water tank cap, and reminds me of a Brita water filter insert. I found it sold as a "Sunbeam Demineralization Cartridge", model SDC2300-UM. Here's one source: http://www.jardenstore.com/productdetails.aspx?pid=2517
1148223
There is no filter to this just a funnel. I use for honey and it works well as it leaves my larger buckets and jars room to drip in different areas and not just the main stream.
623740
It happens sometimes. You can minimize that by pushing the press down slowly as it keeps the particles from slipping above the filter
232047
There are little filters on the bottom they twist off I bought extra from amazon
1098368
The filter has female one inch pipe thread. Your tubing looks to be too big. You could use reducers, but that would reduce flow. There are inline filters that are made specifically for irrigation, I think the culligan filter is overkill.
211489
There is no filter, which is nice. It comes with a little brush, so every Friday I rinse it out a couple of times and use the brush on mineral deposits that are there (it doesn't get all of them off, but that doesn't seem to be a problem, as it's not much), and wipe it dry with a paper towel. It is important not to let it sit for more than a day with water in it while it's not running to avoid mold. The instructions say to use only water to clean, use a soft cloth on the inside and the brush on the nebulizer piece.
49930
I don't know how you filter is set up but i had that problem when my waste valve was open----flushing to the sewer. If you close it half or three quarters of the way it's just fine
1841494
I don't believe their is a filter . only a water demineralization cartridge in that unit . if you go too the unit info from manufacturer it will say no filter to clean ..
440588
Yes, there is a filter. And it is easily removed to clean. It is on the back like a normal hair dryer and easily twists off so you can clean the screen. It's been a few months and I still love this dryer.
619449
There are no filters in this. It is a water separator. Water collects in the bowl and just needs drained periodically.
1413887
Its not really a filter because it just uses the air bubbles to lift water to the charcoal canister and out the top. The charcoal canister ideally should be below the water line to promote more water flow. Your gravel ultimately becomes a biological filter as water is pulled up the tube.
1284968
Nope doesn't have a filter, but the slits are fairly big and it really isn't probable that you would need to "clean" it out. I've been using this little sucker for a few months, almost non stop (really cold in my office), and I haven't seen any accumulation of "nasties". It has been a good little machine!
1271813
Its not exactly a filter, but yes, there is a removable metal mesh on the front spout that could be exchanged and/or washed/cleaned. It would not remove small particles, but only bigger parts (calcium deposits from hard water for example).
474733
No filter on the drain. Its a pretty large spout so most of the particles will flow out the drain.
1938433
From my experience you should only have air coming from the nozzle itself. The bottom part is the air intake and shouldn't have air blowing out of it. It sucks the air from the bottom though the filter, directly out of the nozzle
750138
i dont you use filters, infact i bought the permanent lid cover cause the provided lid cover kept falling off the lid blocking the container ,leaving me with a mess