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    Using water to clean DC filters

    Can I do this?

    I have an Oneida Gorilla and I would like to hose out the filter (found the leak above the bin) after finding it loaded. Air cleaning takes a long time and really makes you dirty.

    I searched and found a couple ideas from using the filters from the outside and using the DC to clean the filter but it is too late for those now.

    Any help would be great.
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    I have the 2 hp Commercial Oneida DC and I clean the filter with water. Just as the pic shows, I set the filter on the sidewalk and use a garden hose with the nozzle set on "Jet" to wash the sawdust out of the pleats. After washing, I let it sit out in the sun to dry. After re-installing, I run the DC to further dry it out before introducing any dust to the system.
    Cody


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    Thank you. Reading the directions was never one of my strong points.
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