Eureka 61111C-2 HF-2 Hepa Filter
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Tools and Hardware Reviews of Eureka 61111C-2 HF-2 Hepa Filter
Customer Review: Great Product
Summary: 4 Stars
Filter works really well. It keeps the dust out of the air and off of furniture.Customer Review: No obvious benefit over standard filter
Summary: 3 Stars
The Arm and Hammer portion part is a little bag on the front center on the filter. I didn't find any noticeable benefit from it. Baking Soda sprinkled on the floor makes more of a difference. This was a difficult filter to find in my local stores so I am glad when I found it here.Customer Review: NOT OEM!
Summary: 1 Stars
This is NOT OEM. I just replaced my OEM Arm & Hammer Hepa filter with this one. My OEM filter has a pad on the back of it that has the Arm & Hammer baking soda in it. This one does not have the pad. Additionally, the image displayed and the description *imply* that this is OEM though the description does not SAY so. I ordered two of these filters and they did not come in packaging; they were just enclosed in the shipping envelope. If you have allergies, do NOT waste your money on this. I'm going back to my previous seller next time.Customer Review: disappointed.........
Summary: 1 Stars
The website pictures Eureka brand 61111 HF2 Hepa filter w/ Arm & Hammer, but that's not what I received. Instead I was sent a black filter loose with no packaging. I have no idea if these filters are as good as the brand name. This ad was definitely false advertising.
I should mention that I ordered from B & M Housewares. I ordered from United Vacuum one year ago and was happy with the filter and the packaging.
Customer Review: Not what they say it is
Summary: 1 Stars
The website pictures Eureka brand 61111 HF2 Hepa filter w/ Arm & Hammer, but that's not what I received. Instead I was sent 2 VacFX brand filters. The price is probably right for the off brand, but I want to be sure that I buy "true" hepa filters as I have allergies. I have no idea if these filters are as good as the brand name. This ad was definitely false advertising.