MZY LLC 12 Pack Hepa Filter Replacement Filters for iRobot Roomba 800 900 series - Models: 860, 870, 871, 880, 960, 980 - Robotic Vacuum Accessories Review

And it's my fault that I bought a rumba whose filters couldn't be washed with water. Therefore, cleaning with a brush is not so easy and thorough. So if you have this Roomba and you need filters, this is the best way to get many filters at once.

I use my vacuum cleaner every day. and was surprised to see how dirty the filter gets after just one use. Now I change my filter every day when I empty it. I keep the filters until I have a couple of weeks and put them on the top shelf of the dishwasher (no heat cycle). Let them dry on the counter for a day and they're good as new. Using a clean filter really makes a big difference in the results.

My wife works almost every day for Marta, our rumba on our farm. It's not uncommon for Martha to pass out and complain that the trash can is full and needs to be charged. These filters are easy to clean with a brush (gently), but are best cleaned in the barn using an air compressor with a rubber nozzle to blow out dirt and lint. 12 of these puppies will live about 9 months.

Over the years I've figured out which room parts to buy generic and which not to. Filter - choose universal. These filters sold here are fantastic and even better than OEM thanks to the screen protector. Of course, the price is better too. Rollers and Sweepers - Use OEM. This is of great importance for the quality of the Roomba vacuum cleaner. Regular rollers are not quite the same and produce louder noises. Conventional sweepers bend and fail, causing Roomba to slow down.

I've had them for almost a year now. I threw away the first one after it got dirty but figured I'd replace it and try to clean it. After 3 cleanings in my 1800 ft house I put them in the laundry tub, spray them with warm water and let them dry. It was a real money saver. I would recommend them to anyone who has an IRobot vacuum. I don't recommend putting them in the washing machine as the plastic casing can break, but in most cases it does. WOW! I am impressed.

Why pay big bucks for an iRobot OEM filter when it works just as well. These filters work just like the original filters and I haven't had any problems using them for a month or more. (Of course, that depends on how dusty the house is.) Buy a can of compressed air and blow the filter out with compressed air every 3-4 runs. This breathes new life into it. Otherwise, I just smack them on the edge of the trash can every time. I will definitely buy more of these.

They are better than the originals and a lot cheaper. These filters have a nice pre-screen that OEMs don't have that leaves debris in the canister rather than clogging between the filter pleats and restricting airflow. I wash mine when I throw out the trash and I can say they are of good quality. OEM filter material degrades much faster than this. The foam gasket is also of good quality. I didn't expect that in this price range. I've stocked up now, bought them for life.

I vacuum the filter after every use of my Roomba 880. I couldn't help but notice how pearly white the top of the original filter is, even after a month of use. I tried one of these filters and after the first use I saw dust coming through it! Also, not much was sucked from the bottom of the filter. another sign that dust is escaping. It seems to me that more dust than usual got into the dustbin, perhaps because it allows more air to pass through. However, I don't think this is good for the car…

I had high hopes for these filters despite some critical reviews and they fit my iRobot Roomba 880 perfectly! However, after 2 uses, I understand why there are critical reviews. After both uses (no more than 100 square feet of laminate flooring and 1 very thin carpet) Roomba's dust bin was empty and there were large clumps of dirt all around our carpet! And even after 6 hours later, carefully removing the mesh lining at the bottom of the filter and running Roomba through the same area, the dust