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Reusable Black Foam Filters for M Series, PR System One, 60 Series and SleepEasy Series (2 Pack)
M Series Black Foam Filters (2 pack) Overview
To block even the smallest of particles, the two-pack of Reusable Foam Filters for Respironics M Series Machines are made of polyurethane foam.
Designed for the Respironics M Series CPAP Machines, these filters are washable and reusable. They should be changed every six months.
What's Included:
- 2 Pack of Reusable Filters
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These reusable foam filters should be washed at least biweekly with water and a mild soap. After washing, rinse thoroughly then allow to air dry before being placed back in the machine. Replace the filter every 6 months, or sooner if damaged or degraded.
If the paper filter has a tab, fold it facing out of the machine for easy removal. The foam filter is inserted into the filter area after the paper filter is installed. The foam filter will catch the larger dirt particles first.
If you are using a two colored filter, the colored side faces out as shown in the image below.
Disposable filters and bacteria filters are not intended to be cleaned but rather changed out, disposing of the used filter. Manufacturers recommend changing the disposable filter once a month, more frequently if used in a very dusty environment.
Disposable fine filters and bacteria filters should be discarded as soon as they become discolored or at least every 30 days.
If you live in a house with pets or smoke, you may need to replace the filters more often.
An example of a reusable foam filter is shown below.
An example of a disposable fine filter is shown below.
Bacteria filters are housed in a plastic frame and are placed at the CPAP air outlet, rather than the air inlet. They may be used with humidifiers, but should be removed and allowed to air dry during the day.
This filter is placed at the air outtake for your machine if you are not using a humidifiers. If you are using a humidifier, it is placed at the air outake for your humidifier. The bacteria filter is placed in the air outtake and the CPAP hose is placed on the other end.
The entire housing is disposable and should be discarded as soon as matter becomes visible. A clogged Bacteria filter may affect the amount of air delivered by the CPAP.
An example of a bacteria filter is shown below. Follow by an image showing how it installed.
Works great, easy to install
Durable
Good filter
still using
still using them
This little filter mounts on top of the disposable filter at the back of my machine. They occasionally come loose and fall on the floor behind the night stand and get sucked into the vacuum. I tried a temp fix by cutting a piece of Scotch Brite to the right dimension, but these work better because they allow the right airflow for my machine' design.
Effective filters and fast shipment.
These are decent filters for the price.
good item
very good fit and comfortable
I actually wrote cpap.com to ask why, for the first time in 10 years of ordering supplies, there was a hole (of perfect hole punch size) in the corner of both bags of black filters. (Living in the first pandemic epicenter in the US, I was very concerned about contamination. I also remembered, from my long-ago dept store retail days, that bags used to be hole-punched to fit on a metal rod for more accessible storage.) Anyway, a company rep replied that the hole was to prevent prevent possible mold from humidity. Really? In this day and age? And during a pandemic of air-bourne disease? I also asked why the new product was labelled from Mexico (I have never received ANY product from cpap.com with info on the bag indicating a foreign country as source of origin), and the rep wrote that prior to this time, the black filters were made in China. However, if I recall correctly, NOT noting a foreign country as source of a product is illegal in the U.S. I still haven't opened either bag of black filters and was told I could return them. But that would cost ME. And where else was I supposed to buy black filters for my machine? She also reminded me I could wash the filters. Well, duh. As if I would LIKE to have to clean brand new unopened product. And those black filters are expensive. I do still have the unmarked, unidentified packing from prior orders of black filters, awa as both unopened hole-punched bags received this year with black filters inside. This just isn't right. Something is wrong here. And I'll be very interested to see if this comment gets published.
CPAP.com does a great job of keeping every kind of filter in stock and shipping them out quickly. A/C units these days can’t filter as well as the older versions and having cats can make for a dusty home. No matter how often we dust, these filters keep out the tiniest of particles.
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