Product review (1 stars): I did not like it, as the paper starts smelling moldy pretty ...
I did not like it, as the paper starts smelling moldy pretty fast so I had to replace the filters frequently. This would be ok, if there was an environmentally-responsible way to do so.  But there doesn't seem to be. Even though the plastic frame in which the filter comes has little clips allowing to dis-assemble it, there is no way to buy just the paper part of the filter, that I could find. So, you have to buy the whole contraption each time.  Meanwhile, there is no way to re-cycle the used filter. The plastic parts on it have no plastic number identification and most recycling facilities s do not process un-marked plastic.

Why this is a problem? Plastic pollution is actually a very big problem plaguing our landfills and oceans, causing toxicity of the ocean, resulting in massive garbage islands floating in the ocean and harming marine life. Google 'Albatros plastic in stomach' to see some of the aspects of this issue for yourself. So, I feel each company manufacturing plastic products has responsibility to offer their customers to a responsible dispose of plastic products and this one doesn't.