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This SPARES2GO Carbon + Grease Filter Kit is designed for Hygena cooker hood vent extractors, offering a universal solution to improve kitchen air quality. It effectively eliminates odors, absorbs grease and smoke, and acts as a protective barrier for your appliance. The primary benefit is cleaner air and a more efficient cooker hood, though it requires manual cutting to fit specific dimensions.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | Universal |
| Brand | SPARES2GO |
For optimal performance, it is recommended to replace the carbon filters every 1-3 months and the grease filters every 3-6 months. This frequency depends on how often and intensely you use your cooker hood.
No, these filters are designed for single use and should not be washed. Washing can degrade their material and significantly reduce their effectiveness in trapping grease and odors.
It means the filters come in a larger size (57cm x 47cm x 2cm) and you need to trim them down using scissors or a knife to match the exact dimensions required by your specific cooker hood model.
While designed for Hygena, their universal nature and cut-to-size capability may allow them to fit other cooker hoods. However, it's crucial to measure your existing filters to ensure compatibility before purchasing.
Grease filters primarily capture airborne oil and fat particles from cooking. Carbon filters contain activated carbon, which is porous and highly effective at absorbing and neutralizing odors and smoke.
Measure the space inside your cooker hood where the filter should go. Use these dimensions to mark the filter material and cut carefully with sharp scissors or a craft knife for a clean edge and precise fit.
Double-check your measurements and ensure the cuts are straight and precise. Trimming a little more is better than cutting too much. Ensure you are using the correct filter slot if your hood has separate ones for grease and carbon.
Ensure the carbon filters are correctly positioned and making good contact. Check if the filters are overdue for replacement or if the cooker hood's extraction power is insufficient for the cooking activity. Make sure all seals around the filters are intact to prevent air bypass.
Verify that the filters are not too thick for the designated slots or that they have been cut too large, obstructing airflow. Ensure the filters are seated correctly and not bunched up. Consider if the cooker hood motor itself may need servicing.
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