Hoover WindTunnel WT Filter (304087001) Compatibility Finder

Unbranded cylindrical foam vacuum filter representing Hoover WindTunnel WT 304087001 compatibility

Hoover’s WindTunnel Rewind, WindTunnel 3, and WindTunnel Max models all use one filter part, 304087001, sold as a 3-pack. If your model number starts with UH71 or UH72, this is almost certainly your filter — this page lists the exact confirmed model numbers.

Which Hoover Models Use the WT Filter?

Which Hoover Models Use the WT Filter?
Hoover Model NumbersFilter
UH71350V, UH71300, UH71250, UH71330, UH71100, UH71012, UH72625, UH72630, UH72600, UH70600304087001 Filter 3-Pack

These cover Hoover’s WindTunnel Rewind, WindTunnel 3, and WindTunnel Max series. Unlike the Shark filters above, this is a disposable filter — it isn’t designed for repeated rinse-and-reuse cycles.

How Often Should You Replace the WT Filter?

Replace every 3 months under normal household use, sooner if you notice reduced suction or visible dust buildup that doesn’t clear with light tapping. Because this filter comes as a 3-pack, buying one pack typically covers a full year of maintenance.

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Where Can You Buy the WT Filter (304087001)?

Check current price at Hoover.com — the manufacturer’s own store, confirmed in stock at $9.99. This is a direct link to the real product listing, not an affiliate link; we don’t currently have a paid partnership with Hoover.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Hoover WT filter washable?

No — this is a disposable filter designed for replacement, not repeated rinsing, unlike Shark’s foam/HEPA sets.

How do I know if my Hoover uses the 304087001 filter?

Check your model number against the table above — if it starts with UH71 or UH72 and matches one of the listed codes, this is your filter.

Why does my Hoover lose suction even with a new filter?

Check the hose and brush roll for tangled hair or debris first — a clogged airway downstream of the filter causes the same suction-loss symptom as a dirty filter.

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