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Blueair Replacement Particle Filter for Blueair 500/600 Series Air Purifiers, Set of 3 | 
| Brand: Blue Air
Category: Kitchen
List Price: $99.99
Buy New: $67.45
You Save: $32.54 (33%)
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Rating:  23 reviews
Sales Rank: 3485
Autographed: No
Memorabilia: No
Shipping Weight (lbs): 1.2
Dimensions (in): 10 x 14 x 9
MPN: 500/600PF
Model: 500/600 Series ParticleFilter
UPC: 689122000060
EAN: 0689122000060
ASIN: B00007E7IK
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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| Features:
| • | Fits all Blueair 501 and 601 model air purifiers | | • | All three included filters required for one filter change | | • | Easily installed - simply open the unit's lid, lift out and drop in filters every 6 months |
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Product Description
Replacement Particle Filter for Blueair 500/600 series air purifier (set of three) for the Blueair model 501 and 601 air purifiers. One complete filter change - 3 standard HEPASilent filter of polypropylene (traps particles) and activated carbon (removes odors and gases).
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| Customer Reviews: Read 18 more reviews...
 Blueair 501 December 1, 2008
Eliminates odors from cooking, smoking, even painting!
For smokers, do use special Smoke Stop filters and keep it on high setting.
 Actually better to do your research before investing!!!! December 1, 2008
I have done extensive research on indoor air purifier and the thing is, you do not want the one that is 1) heavy and ugly 2) Nosy 3) expensive to run it 4) expensive to maintain 5) Does not function as well for the money. I came up with THE BEST air purifier there is on the market AIR SOURCE 3000 by Shaklee. One SMALL unit covers up to 3000 Sq feet, no filter to change, they look like an art, quite and energy saving, kills bacteria and virus and allegens. It get rid of odor, and DOES the job it is supposed to. I will think twice before you buy one of these ugly heavy bulky expensive appliance.
Best Purifier I Have Ever Used January 21, 2008
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
I have tried many types of purifiers over the years. My allergies would always lay me out and severely impact my quality of life. After becoming disillusioned by the Honeywell HEPAs and the Orek (eegads never buy the Orek!!!!!) I started a very detailed research project.
Consistently, the BlueAir purifiers were at the top of every review and recommendation list. The only things beating them out were either attached to a house (I live in an apartment) or over $800. While the BlueAir itself is not cheap, I decided that my health was not worth saving the few hundred dollars another Honeywell would save me.
It was the best $500 I ever spent.
It runs quiet, it moves huge volumes of air and the filters are obviously doing their job. My allergies have subsided to a point where I no longer take meds!
The unit has 4 speed settings, the lowest being called "HEPASilent" which is barely audible, and the highest being much too loud to use during sleep. I find the 3rd setting to be the best performance to noise ratio. I can sleep perfectly fine at this level and I am a fairly light sleeper.
The unit can be heavy for lifting purposes, but comes on casters so you can easily wheel it around to different rooms.
If I had any gripes about this purifier, it would be the lack of a pre-filter. The unit essentially sucks air from the bottom and shoots it out the top, front, and back. Dust accumulates on the metal housing frame and must be cleaned during each filter change. Cleaning the housing can be a tad difficult unless you have a very slender vacuum hose.
The other potentially annoying thing is the fairly bright blue power light on the side. I hardly even notice it after over a year of use.
It's The Best, Shop For Price January 8, 2008
The unit that runs these filters is top notch. Just be sure and shop around for a great price and bundle it up on Amazon with all your purchases for that great Free Shipping - which all the other web store fronts charge and can make filter buying very profitable for them and ridiculous for you!
 Ok for Light Smoking December 13, 2007
4 out of 4 found this review helpful
I bought the 402 with the Smokestop filter as I smoke about 3 cigars a week in my apt in the wintertime. This model is good enough for my purposes, but if you smoke more than that I'd suggest the 501 instead.
As others have noted, the 402 is silent on settings 1 and 2 and produces about the same amount of noise as a tower PC fan on setting 3. Setting 4 is noisy so I switch to that setting just before I leave for work if I've smoked the night before. When I return at the end of the day there us usually little or no smoke smell.
I'd estimate the Smokestop filter to contain about 3 pounds of activated charcoal. Much more than the thin layer found in most filters.
The unit itself is very well constructed and for an air filter it looks stylish. Access to the inside for the occasional vacuuming and filter change is extremely easy (large hinged side door).
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