cleaning filter zone

[marc.collin]

when you change filter, do you clean inside the filter compartment?

 

[happy-diver]

I've got lint free cloth pieces taped to sticks for absorbing wiping cleaning
but if it is just milk in there, and you clean it out, it will come straight back

 

[Agro]

What filter housing are you talking about? Bauer P21........?

 

[clownfishsydney]

Yes, everytime. Does not take long, just a small piece of cloth on a stick.

 

[happy-diver]

Yeah, my sticks are actually knitting needles, in between knitting
Aluminium ones not wooden ones not plastic ones, and definitely not al00minum ones
So you know for not sctratching off the anodised coating for the aluminium rot to start

 

[marc.collin]

i'm talking about the outer section... do you put water, simple green and pass a cloth ...

 

[marc.collin]

Yeah, my sticks are actually knitting needles, in between knitting
Aluminium ones not wooden ones not plastic ones, and definitely not al00minum ones
So you know for not sctratching off the anodised coating for the aluminium rot to start

so you use aluminium or not? not clear for me...

 

[happy-diver]

not clear for me...

did you sell someone a pair of rebreather lungs to Queensland Australia about six years ago

 

[Agro]

I am willing to learn. Why do you clean a filter housing? You have oil-water-emulsion (yes, let's call it milk) which you take away. Nothing else. After 5 min of runtime you have milk inthere again. So I see no sense.

Or do you have any other parts in the housing? Shard of metall or similar?

I wonder.....

 

[clownfishsydney]

i'm talking about the outer section... do you put water, simple green and pass a cloth ...

Yes, both sections. I just soak up everything that is there. Also checks that there is no carbon or anything else that should not be there.