I am looking for a screen filter. Any suggestions?
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Sorry I can't help, I never use them, I have indirect lighting in the rooms I use my monitors in.Good luck, I know there are some nice filters out there, co-workers of mine have had them in the past.
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The filter has two sides: glossy and matte. The glossy side is quite reflective. The matte side is far less reflective, but does slightly increase the glare reflecting off my monitor. This is especially apparent when the background is black or a dark color. This is something that could be improved in future iterations. Still, as it reduces the harsh light emanating from the monitor, it is totally worth it!
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You can use paper filters. #4 size. They fit into a plastic filter holder that snaps into place. You might be able to use a reusable gold filter instead of paper--you'd need to check the manual.
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The spout does have a screen filter. It the stock photo is is right next to the yellow retaining ring. It also acts as a seal/gasket.
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Just make sure that it isn't too fine, since it doesn't use a paper filter. Even though the screen will filter everything except the very fine particles.
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You can buy the universal prefilters at a good price from Amazon. You can also find them at Target and Walmart, but the supply tends to be inconsistent.
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I would use a damp cloth with a mild cleaner to kind of dust off the fabric part of the screen. I dust the "iron" part of the screen with a dry cloth as it is metal.
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The filter comes with two methods to use your filter: 1) adhesive tape to adhere the filter to your screen; 2) tabs that adhere to the frame around the screen. I use the tabs. They allow me to slide the filter behind the tabs to install, then remove it when it is not needed. When the filter is installed with the tabs, it remains secured, even with opening and closing.
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You should probably call the manufacturer. A quick search of Adorama and B&H; does not reveal the answer (both sites carry this filter).
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Yes, there is a filter. And it is easily removed to clean. It is on the back like a normal hair dryer and easily twists off so you can clean the screen. It's been a few months and I still love this dryer.
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it is a metal screen filter. just rinse it out, and it should last forever, unless you somehow lose it.then you are stuck buying a 5 pack when all you need is one.
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That's, odd, my screen has been nothing but great. Try adjusting you're profile function+v, and you can sort through the different types of filters and whatnot
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You can reuse the screen using homemade cleaners (bleach or vinegar) or by using an actual emulsion remover. The latter will get better results of course.
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You don't have to add anything but I would go with a Phresh filter or Can filter!
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Paper filters are fine. Use both if you want. The clock does not light up & is very hard to read.
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Please see recommended filters for CRV here http://www.wixfilters.com/Lookup/filterlookup.aspx
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I believe the progray is what you want. I have the progray and it is simply amazing! I was using blackout cloth and there is no comparison. On Carl's site he breaks down which screen is best for what situation. I am truly impressed by my selection, it is a High quality screen. Best investment I made apart from my projector. Will definitely see Carl again if the need arises.Good luck