Can a plastic bags be fitted inside of the pullout basket to catch the clippings.
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I'm not sure since we've never tried. It's very easy to empty without. Sorry I can't give you a definite answer.
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I use a lightweight plastic bag, but had trouble with static cling, so I added an old used Bounce sheet and it works just fine. I empty the plastic bag into trash, but save the Bounce sheet in bag.
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I tried to use an oversized bag (I only have big plastic bags). I pulled it tight so the excess was outside the basket. It would not work. It would not turn on. The bag, I think, prevents the basket going in as far as it needs to turn the unit on. The unit won't work with the basket pulled out.
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Yes. There is a handy cut out to hook your finger in and each section pulls out independently. Also, you can use regular trash bags, even though they make ones that exactly fit the size.
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Sorry, I haven't tried that so I don't know. I suppose you could, but you would have to make sure the bag didn't hang over the sides of the basket because I don't think you would be able to get it to slide under the shredder part if the bag hung over the sides. It's an interesting idea though. Never thought of that.
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Absolutely. It's a nicely fitted basket that works as a stopper and can be removed easily.
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Judy, yes you can, because the basket comes out and there is also a zippered covering for the top of the basket to keep them inside.
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I don't believe there is anything that would directly prevent you from getting items back out through the slot -- however there are some internal seams on the outer edges where things may get stuck.
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Like the thick microfiber cloth rags? That's a good idea! I think it might work. I think the only place you may have trouble would be fishing it through the top hole. You'd probably find it easier to just stuff them in the longer slot on the front and pull them out the same way. Actually sometimes I even stuff my grocery bags into the longer front slot instead of through the top because it's quicker sometimes.
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No. Bags hang from metal handles and are removable from the frame, but that is just what it is - a frame.
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The basket is bolted in place. It is not designed for fast and easy removal.
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In the image, there is a semi circular area at the bottom of the holder. The area is cut out so that you can pull bags out through the semi circular hole
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Maybe if they are smaller containers.But the plastic containers are just the right size for the bag. The containers have removeable inserts.
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Probably won't work with regular bags. The thing is designed with a long strip of plastic that you tie at the bottom and then pull through and cut when you are ready to dump. Then you pull another length of bag down and knot it. I don't know how you'd attach a regular bag with this set up
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The inner can is tightly fitted. It has a hole to stuff excess plastic if you buy bags of matching size but fit is iffy. I don't think grocery bags are long enough.
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If you have a big plastic bag, I suppose you couldget the end of the scooper to fit inside a bag. Best to use the smaller scoop if you want to fit scoop end inside a bag. I think just carry the poop in the scoop til you get home or get to a drain
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Yeah. There is a loop in the back that serves as a belt attachment plus there are rings on either side. I used a pair of Nite Ize S biners and clipped it that way.
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Any vacuum with a hose, pipe, or attachment that has a round end for suction will work as the openings on the bags are round.
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I think so. I have a diaper bag that clicks on to the handle (hop skip messenger) The bottom basket is very roomy for any extras I need. I have placed groceries on the bottom with no problem