Cleaning air filters these days

i use Notoil razzle its easy to get consistant through the whole filter and its easy to clean with the notoil cleaning powder but i think every one has there own pet way of cleaning but thats the way i go

I use turps to clean mine then soapy water, dry it off and oil it up using Motul or similar filter oil.

I only use turps. If you can afford to it cuts drying time.
Just keep rinsing in fresh lots of turps till there is no residue in the container and no colour in the turps then dry. I like a 5L ice cream container as its easy to clean out – which you need to do after every rinse or the whole process is pointless!!
You can recycle the turps for the first few rinses by pouring off the stuff above the sediment from your wash container back into a old turps container and letting it settle then pouring the cleaner stuff off the top. Make sure you do the final couple of rinses in virgin turps (you know, turps made from freshly pressed virgins!!) to make sure no fine material stays in the filter.
Two filters makes the job easier as you always have one dry and ready to oil!
As for oil, I am of the old skool persuasion, I like filter fix which is mineral based (not water) so tends to stay put on the wet rides.
Cheers
Iva

I was a Turps user for a long time,, then I got the Filterclean Kit from Lefty that TB mentioned.
It is good and easy to use,, only prob is evaporation, so the bucket needs to be sealed tight & kept away from heat and all good

http://www.obtrailriders.com/index.php/forum?view=topic&catid=28&id=128404

Here it is

Razz if you purchase it from Lefty by chance I will drop it at my mates business at Kempsey for you to pick up if ya want. Offer is there is all

TB

Turpentine for me with Motul air filter oil
I have been using that for recipe for many years
When we bought my son, Tims first bike (KX60) we washed his filter in petrol and it literally dissappeared in my hands. :ohmy:
Like Iva, I also recycle the turps a few times, using the settling procedure and I also use a rag to filter most contaminants when pouring back into the bottle.
Another tip is to apply the new oil to the filter through a squeezy tomatoe sauce bottle. Someone told me that recently and it works a treat. I then place it in a plastic bag and fondle/caress it gently to get even coverage.
Will have to try one of the proper cleaners such as the one Lefty is selling to compare.
Cheers
Murph