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Old 01-05-2014, 02:36 PM   #1
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Best way to clean your dry filter intake?

I have a Takeda Dry Air Filter Intake and just wondering the best way to clean it and how often. Thank you
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This is a tough one....
Stick it in the washing machine and then In the dryer.
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It's called google or take 5 minutes out of your busy day to read the instructions on how to clean it.
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Without looking it up ...... I would guess that tapping it in a hard surface, dirty side down, then using a shop vac, sucking from the inlet side should clean it up.

In the old days, we used to blow it with an air hose (clean side out); which may have not been the best for future filtration....

How often? ..... well, every now and then ....

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