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Old 25-11-2008, 01:25 PM
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has anyoen changed the foam filters in them?

where did you get them from pelase?

looked everywehre but can't seem to find one anywhere
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Do you mean a cooker hood or an extractor fan?
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Old 25-11-2008, 02:52 PM
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I bought a new filter in Homebase ! universal cut to size. ( Cooker hood extractor)
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I've always bought them from here http://www.betterware.co.uk/searchli...language=en-GB
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Robert Dyas sell them, well they did when i used to work there a couple of years ago.
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Thats where i was going to say look


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Originally Posted by Rich170
Do you mean a cooker hood or an extractor fan?
the extractor that goes over the cooker to get rid of the cooking smeels

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looks right to me

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b&q do them, or ebay will be cheaper
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Get ours from either Kleeneze or Betterwarre, as said universal cut to size, drop frame on head get crap dust in your eye, spend next 30 mins washing eye out job done!!
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