This model does not have a trim clip. Do I have to use the liners? I want to use my own garbage bags (e.g. supermarket), how can I tie the bag?
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It's rather deep for regular size grocery bags from market.. I use large kitchen bags...they work very well.. I know they sell rubber bands for holding on to the rim...I never used those. I simply insert bag into liner and hold it wrapped around the top while reinserting liner..works well for me
896764
It's rather deep for regular size grocery bags from market..I use large kitchen bags...they work very well..I know they sell rubber bands for holding on to the rim...I never used those.I simply insert bag into liner and hold it wrapped around the top while reinserting liner..works well for me
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step on the peddle and lift the liner up. Put the closed end of the bag in the liner. take hold of the top of the bag at the front of liner. now twist that liner until it is tight around the liner. Now slowly lower the liner tucking the bag into the gap between liner and outside bucket and let liner down all the way. voila it is in until you take it out
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I buy regular hefty trash bags and tuck the excess into the hole on the back on the bin. This keeps it taught until I am ready to take it out.
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You can use your own bags. There is a hole with teeth to tuck the excess bag.
831730
I did not use the trim items. I cut my trim with a good tapered brush. The roller was a time saver and did a very nice job.
61929
Hi,I want to show you the picture,but here is no way to enclose the pictures.Please searching for this ASIN: B00ECRJZGW,you will see the details picture for the bag and brushes,It's the same
1666033
Put a VERY small Ty-wrap around the bottom of the bag and tighten it, but not too much. Be careful when trimming off the excess that you don't cut the bag. If you have a dyke pliers excess can be trimmed very safely. With the same pliers, you can also remove the entire Ty-wrap if you ever want to without injuring the bag. Just cut the square opening of the Ty-wrap from the side, not trying to put one jaws of the pliers under the Ty-wrap. Regards, S.T.
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It's very easy to re-install the liners. There are Velcro strips attached to each bag that are easy to line up against one another. I usually don't connect the two bags because they fill up so quickly. Installing the bags are sort of like putting a trash bag in a trash can, no different. Enjoy!
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No drawstrings. Here's how I use them -- In a kitchen trash can, first put the actual plastic "tall kitchen garbage bag" (non bio degradable) then this biobag. When the bag fills up, I take the whole trash can outside, then pick up the biobag and dump it in the compost garbage. This way I don't have to carry them. The plastic bag lining lasts a few months. Once in a while, the biobag leaks (my fault - I don't empty it soon enough) in which case I replace the plastic bag too.
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Yes, you can use regular trash bags. I'm partial to Glad Tall Kitchen quick tie bags (13 gallon) and they work great with this can - you have to stretch them ever so slightly to fit the top of the can opening, but it does not affect their functionality. Simple human bags are specifically made to fit this trash can, but for the price, I would go with regular bags.
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You don't have to have the receptacle liner bags, but they sure do make it a lot cleaner and easier when emptying the receptacle on the Litter Maid litter box. I did not have the liner bags until recently, however, and just emptied the receptacle into a plastic bag to dispose of the waste, and then wiped it out with a paper towel (over the trash can) and put it back in for the next time. A receptacle is good for this process for about 6 months or so if you empty it every other day and wipe it out occasionally to keep it from getting too messy. If you use the liner bags, you can open the bag and put it in the receptacle and then place it back into position and when it is full, you just take out the receptacle and lift the bag up and tie it closed to seal in all the waste, put in a new liner and put the receptacle back into position and you're done. I would suggest getting the liner bags (approx. $16.99 for 200 bags) to go with the Litter Maid if you are giving it as a gift, but not necessary. You can purchase additional receptacle pans with their cover, but they are more expensive than the liners, so using the liners would make each one last much longer because they are staying clean all the time and would only need to be replaced when they start to lose their shape or crack from age. 4 receptacles and lids will come with the new machine and these are a little heavier/sturdier than the replacement ones that you buy separately.
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OK, I will answer your question and then explain my answer.. The short answer is yes. But... I am an engineer and very jandy with tools and things... The unit comes with a long plastic "tube" that you " tie off" at the end to create the "bag". When it gets full, you cut it off at the top and tie that end too and toss it. Then you tie off the new end and start again... What you are really asking is " when I run out of the original " tube" can I use a kitchen bag?" I could easily do this by creative use of scissors and my technical knowledge. Can you? I don't know. But it's not all that hard... Or you could just by the bag refill for the unit... The cost would not be much greater than the kitchen bags and would probably be eqsier for you...
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I used my old ones from the last sorting hamper. Many stores ( Bed Bath and beyond, linens and things etc) sell mesh laundry bags, so you can always sew velcro 'eyes' to them and use extra sticky velcro 'hooks' on the frame. See an example here:http://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-media/product-gallery/B006I24H9E/ref=cm_ciu_pdp_images_1?ie=UTF8&index;=1
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My model does not. You must use the bolt to affix the housing to the strap. I think newer models do come with a quick clip. I have only used it a couple of time and this was not a problem for me.
74654
Some models don't have the mulch insert. Instead there's a dial you set to either mulch or bag. See manual.
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Merely turn sweeper upside down and push on either side of brush a bin will open on each side and you can dump dirt into waste basket. For hair, tread etc that winds around brush use the plastic brush,come like gizmo they sent with cleaner and remove fibers that did not dump out. Close bins and you are ready to rock and roll. we love ours for those quick clead up jobs. Hope this was a help
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It does not. It is pictured to show you that it has rings on the outside of the bag to clip things to if wanted.
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The vacuum cleaner has a heavy duty bag that attaches at the bottom and clips at the top. No other bag is needed. The dust and dirt collect in the bag. When full, the bag is fairly easy to detach (I am not a mechanical person and I can do it without instructions, even). I just dump the dust into a garbage bag and reattach the bag. So, you can not use disposable bags inside the cloth bag.
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You can use a coupler and use any tips with them. You cut the tip off the bag to suit your needs. They're very easy to work with.
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The instructions are: 1. Insert the dispenser's removable core into the core of the tape and then put it into the dispenser's core holder. 2. Pull the tape over the top of the dispenser making sure that the adhesive side is facing UP. 3. Twist the bag and pull it down through the top slot opening in the dispenser. 4. Use the blade at the bottom of the dispenser to trim the bag.