How often do you have to replace the buffers?
451421
I have only had to use this heel smoother 3 times since my foot operation which has brought my foot back to normal. Looking at the buffers i believe they will last a long time as they are made of high quality. As for me they will probably last forever considering how little i need to use the buffer now. I promise you will be very satisfied with the Artemis Heel Smoother, 5 Star Highly recommend.
835407
Usually every 6 months or so depending on usage. The machine will tell you when the filter needs changing
81073
Depends,A year or so maybe.I would test the PH with another testing kit from time to time.
547383
I replace mine every 6 months. I didn't one time and before 12 months were up hardly a trickle could get through. I'm sure it depends on the quality of your water supply. You could experiment with 6, 9 & 12 months and see what the results are. I also found I have to replace my refrigerator filter every 6 months.
2023750
When I initally bought my "big" setup, I read that you should replace them once a year or max 1000 gallons. I replaced mine at the one year mark. If I were you though, I would order directly from propur. The customer service beats the other retailers. And by the way, im skeptical that these filters actually filter out flouride. Do your research
1640493
I seem to have to replace mine every 18 months or so. Really depends on how much tv you watch.
574188
Cache buffer size is 32MB on this, I think it's 2 or 4 times of original one.
39889
Only as they wear out. If they no longer fit good or are performing good then replace them. Other than that they don't need to be replaced very often at all. The valves do have a tendency to wear out quicker than others.
1925467
I've only had my replacement pump a couple months, but I clean my pump weekly using scrub brushes and change the charcoal filter in the fountain at least every 3 weeks to keep everything working.
159223
I change mine every 6 to 9 months. It greatly depends on how wet the conditions are, and how good the inside filter does. All depends on how bad the system enviroment is.
2237351
I do not believe you will have to replace it. The part that removes the bad stuff is a 0.1 Micron absolute hollow fiber membrane inline filter so there is nothing that will get old. Also all you have to do to clean it is back flush it. For the price it is a great filter.
817459
The expiration date on the Bufferin I bought from Amazon is 03/2015. I was not aware of a recall, since I don't live in the US and was just visiting when I bought it. Anyway, I think this is a new batch.
750141
Every couple of months. I keep the container from over flowing so it lasts longer. If it gets covered in debris I change it sooner. The ionizer helps
1823220
Don't believe and cannot verify as I no longer have the unit. My need for it ended and I sold it. For the cost, it was excellent, and for the few months it was used, the use was in an industrial setting with the buffer never failing. I would definitely buy again!
178057
Good question, doesn't seem to have a standard and it would really depend on the water you use. I would replace it whenever it looks dirty. Check monthly or less often if you are using filtered water.
501946
I generally change mine every 3-5 years, but it all depends on the level of pre-filtration, the level of chlorine passing through the membrane, the temperature of the water. I use a .5 or 1 Micron Carbon Block pre-filter and change it every 6 months. TFC Membranes have a very low tolerance for chlorine, so if you are not using a quality Carbon Block pre-filter, the membrane will not last as long.
2008156
Every 50 gallons of use. Or approximately 6 months. After 6 months I take the cartridge out and drain the water from it and shake it. If there is power in there your good, if not replace it.