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Levoit Vital 100S-P: distinguish the washable pre-filter from the main filter

The Vital 100S-P separates a washable pre-filter from its main particle filter and carbon layer. Do not treat the entire assembly as washable.

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On the Levoit Vital 100S-P, washing a filter does not mean washing every layer. The manufacturer identifies the pre-filter as washable, while the main particle filter and activated-carbon layer have different functions. Use the model manual for maintenance and consider the stated 6–12-month replacement interval as a guide, not a universal promise.

Your try-it-at-home checklist

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Confirm that your label says Vital 100S-P, then switch off and unplug. Do not apply this guidance to unrelated Levoit models.
Open the filter cover according to the manual and identify the pre-filter, main filter and carbon section. Follow the construction of your specific assembly.
Remove visible hair and coarse dust. Wash only the component designated 'Washable Pre-Filter,' using the cleaning method allowed by the manual.
Do not wet the particle main filter or carbon layer unless your exact manual explicitly permits it. Never soak a combined non-removable filter pack.
Let any washable component dry completely before reinstallation. Do not run the appliance with damp filters or force parts into place.
Check the replacement indicator and airflow. Use Levoit's approximate 6–12-month filter-life guidance, adjusted for actual use, to plan a compatible replacement.

Your try-it-at-home checklist

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