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monk · 03-25-2008, 05:13 PM

I also did not want to spend $40 for new filters so I used hot water and a strong batch of Oxyclean to wash them after I gently removed all the really big stuff. The water was black after the first washing (about 30 minutes of soaking) so I did it a second time. The filters came out just a little off-white but they looked really clean. I dried them after tapping some of the water out - don't use too much air or you can damage the filter fibers.

The heating and cooling system works like new again.

03-25-2008, 05:13 PM	#23
monk Junior Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Grosse Ile, MI Posts: 11 iTrader: (0) Photo Gallery	micro filter cleaning I also did not want to spend $40 for new filters so I used hot water and a strong batch of Oxyclean to wash them after I gently removed all the really big stuff. The water was black after the first washing (about 30 minutes of soaking) so I did it a second time. The filters came out just a little off-white but they looked really clean. I dried them after tapping some of the water out - don't use too much air or you can damage the filter fibers. The heating and cooling system works like new again.