Customer Reviews

Blueair Replacement Particle Filter for Blueair 500/600 Series Air Purifiers, Set of 3

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I ordered the Blueair filters from the Recording Store, and they were not shipped until 5 days after the order was placed which resulted in longer shipping time than from other retailers. They were genuine Blueair filters and arrived in good shape.

With regard to others complaints about not having the charcoal filter, that's true, but after visiting the Blueair web site, it looks like Blueair has changed their manufacturing process and now include active carbon in the polypropylene portion of the filter.

I have lived with allergies for years and in that time tried several purifiers.



The Bluair is simply the best I have ever used. There has been a noticable reduction in airborn allergens in my place. I have even weened off my allergy meds. Using this in conjunction with allergy reducing pillow cases and mattress covers will improve your quality of life by 100%



The ONLY thing I wish the machine had was a UV light, but you can keep the negative ION crap.

I just purchased these filters are they do not match the picture. I have owned my purifier for a couple years now and have bought several sets of replacements. This is the first time that I received filters without the additional black carbon filter. The most recent set are just the white particle filter.

Yes, I know they sell several kinds of different filters, but I pulled up one of my old orders and clicked through to the product so I would expect to receive the exact same item. And not matter what, the picture shows the filter with carbon, which is definitely not what they shipped.

Hopefully this is just an Amazon glitch and they will sort it out quickly because the Blueair is a great air purifier. I've never had a problem with mine and it does a great job of cleaning the air.

These are much better than the last set I ordered as they have the carbon on one side. The last ones didn't have the carbon but I paid the same price! Very effective!!!!

The first sets of filters that I bought for my 601 came from Ireland and were exact and looked like they were worth the $75 or $90, whatever it was that I paid for them. Since then it seems like each time that I purchase filters they become a little smaller and a little cheaper looking.. but what are ya gonna do? It is still the best system that I have found and Amazon still sells them as inexpensively as anyone else.

Regarding the white cardboard showing through.. The black, 'Giant' Sanford magic marker, I believe, is the one that will cover the edges of the cardboard in one pass.

I have a small (less than 600 sq. ft.) apartment, and the BlueAir 601, placed in a central location seems to do a credible job of cleaning the air throughout. It has 3 speeds. The lowest, you cannot hear it run. The middle, where I leave it most of the time that the apt. is shut up, is lightly audible but of the type noise you can very quickly ignore. Top speed is loud but I only use that periodically.. when cooking odors, for instance, are present. I don't feel that it eliminates odors, with the regular particle filters, but it does seem to help.

As I only have my apt. closed up enough to justify using the 601 for half of the year, I use the filters for one year.. cleaning the machine and changing the filters at New Years, and cleaning the machine (with a quick pass over the dusty side of the filters) near the fourth of July, when I do other unrelated maintenance. The 601 is relatively easy to break down and vacuum. There are a few areas that I wish were easier to get to, such as the fan blades themselves and some of the wiring, but on the whole it's not that tough a chore!

I would recommend the BlueAir 600 series to anyone contemplating an air cleaner, who would like to avoid buying several cheaper systems on their way to finding out they should have just 'bit the bullet' and started with this more expensive but efficient unit to begin with...

I have used the Blueair 500 series filter unit for years. It really absorbs the home dust and is a quality made product.

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!

When choosing an air cleaner and its matching filter, one must consider what will be filtered.

Since my main concern was dust, after much research I decided to go with the Blue Air 501 upon the recommendation of Allergy Buyers Club. And I have been using the Blue Air Particle Filters.

I purchased my air cleaner around 2001. The cleaner and filters have performed well during normal living and also in the midst of a dust laden home renovation. I have definitely pushed the filters to the max during the renovation, but they still kept sucking up dust.

The cleaner combined with this filter gave me relief from seasonal allergies before I figured out I needed to take probiotics 2 months prior to the start of allergy season and during the times that I slipped up and did not take those precautions.

Because we use a laser printer in our home office, I make sure that it is running on HIGH before we print a page and the filter does not disappoint.

This filter does NOT trap VOCs, formaldehyde, and the like, but what it does, which is dust, it does well.

My next air purifier will do the things above, but in the meantime, the Blueair fits the bill for me.

I ordered the replacement filters for our hepa system. They arrived quickly and were in perfect condition.

The Item Pictured shows the Carbon, and is not what you will get.

The description says "3 standard HEPASilent filter of polypropylene (traps particles) and activated carbon (removes odors and gases)."

You are not getting any carbon here, I should have paid attention to the other review.

If it sounds too good to be true.....