What is the best.way to put the bag in canister to ensure wastes go in the bag and not fall into canister?
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Use Panasonic Bags - Type C-5 (The Part Number is MC-V150M) follow instructions of Debra Torau, who described the operation nicely
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it won't fall in the canister if its put in the vacuum properly...the card board slides in the grooves
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Open canister. Tip air inlet flange (plastic flap with circular opening) toward the front. Slide the cardboard piece attached to the bag into the slot on flap, lining up the holes. Tip flap back into position with bag attached. Spread out bag slightly and gently. Close canister securely. I've had no issues - works perfectly.
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I started using a regular trash bag, but it does not provide much odor protection. I cut the hard plastic top off a refill bag and looped a regular trash bag in its place. I Lysol the whole contraption every so often in order to keep the stinkies under control.
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I'm not sure if there are specific bags. I use a large trash bag for the bin that holds the cans and bottles to keep from getting sticky.
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I just use plastic bags from the supermarket. A little trickier - because they don't fit exactly. But they do the job, and I get to recycle all those bags!
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This can be remedied very easily. Purchase the largest size (50 or more gallon) heavy trash bags...my preference is the type that is rolled or box, of at least 20. Stretch top OVER outside upper rim, thence tighten the plastic string that is usually made to tighten top of bag when full. Day that Trash is picked up, lift from the outside rim, and tie well. The Toter will stay clean, and this will assist with "odors". I also use a scent that is taped onto inside of the lid...lemon is my favorite...as most receptacles are not well taken care of.Mine is an investment ... so it is treated as such. Excellent quality and time saver. Hope this supplies a solution. Good Luck! Chris This can be remedied very easily. Purchase the largest size (50 or more gallon) heavy trash bags...my preference is the type that is rolled or box, of at least 20. Stretch top OVER outside upper rim, thence tighten the plastic string that is usually made to tighten top of bag when full. Day that Trash is picked up, lift from the outside rim, and tie well. The Toter will stay clean, and this will assist with "odors". I also use a scent that is taped onto inside of the lid...lemon is my favorite...as most receptacles are not well taken care of.Mine is an investment ... so it... » Read More This can be remedied very easily. Purchase the largest size (50 or more gallon) heavy trash bags...my preference is the type that is rolled or box, of at least 20. Stretch top OVER outside upper rim, thence tighten the plastic string that is usually made to tighten top of bag when full. Day that Trash is picked up, lift from the outside rim, and tie well. The Toter will stay clean, and this will assist with "odors". I also use a scent that is taped onto inside of the lid...lemon is my favorite...as most receptacles are not well taken care of.Mine is an investment ... so it is treated as such. Excellent quality and time saver. Hope this supplies a solution. Good Luck! Chris « Show Less
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We use brown paper trash bags that we receive from the supermarket. Gives us a big opening and plenty of room. We simply roll close the bag and place in the trash container. Limited smell and the bags are free!!
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I haven't tried yet, I'm still using the complimentary bags that came with the trash can. However, it looks as if you can use just any bags that are big enough. I just went to the kitchen and tried one of my old 13 gal bags and it fits fine, it's even a bit large but this doesn't matter, you just have to pul the strings together and push one side to the little hole on top of the plastic insert.
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Actually, there is a way to do it: cut strips of Foodsaver bags about 1" x 6" and discard the smooth side. Insert the checkered strip lengthwise into the bag, leaving about 1/2" sticking out. Seal as usual (with oxygen absorbers), making sure the strip is pushed down into the vacuum chamber. The checkered strip serves as a pathway for the air to be pulled out of the bag.I have an almost 100% success rate using my $30 Rival vacuum sealer. Never had a problem with the sealer not being hot enough.
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Yes, tie sack up and put in watebasket. Be sure to line wastebasketwith a plastic bag, such as from a supermarket. Then tie up the liner bagand put all in trash dumpster, or where ever you put trash for pick up.
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I have tried many different sized bags, and find that black bin bags work best. They are big enough to tuck in the front of the step. If smaller are used it allows "clumps" to drop in front of the bag, missing it totally. I get the cheapest black bags I can find, and they have worked very well. Grocery bags are way too small. Hope this helps.
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to the best of my nowlage you put what ever in the bag and seal it you have to hold the bag there it aslo have a hose which you can buy canister for it and it also has a jar lid one to seal jars if you want it but the canisters and jar sealer are sold separate. I use the canister so far to save my oat meal it works realy good love it. best of luck I hope this answers your question
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Zip the bag most of the way, except for the corner (stick finger in the corner to hold it open if needed). Then, submerge it in water, submerging the open corner last. The air will come out the open corner. Seal the bag as you finally submerge the last corner.
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I dump as much of the solid out that I can by turning the bag inside out. Then, I rinse out the bag while it's inside out and I rub the bag together between my two hands, once it seems clean, I flip it and do a final rinse. It couldn't be simpler to clean, and I'm a guy!
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Correct, The food goes directly in the bag. Place oxygen absorber in the top and leave as little room at the top of the bag as possible then seal it.
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First of all, I wouldn't wait until the bag was actually FULL, because that's disgusting. As for where you can safety discard your bag o' poo, that rather depends on where you are. Presumably, your carefully sealed bag can be discarded along with / in the same place as your other garbage.
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I use the kitchen trash bags from Costco and they work well. They did show around the rim but I didn't have time to fiddle with it while I was there to see if that could be overcome. It's in a vacation cabin.
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transfer into gallon size ziplock bags and use out of the smaller bags. or store in tupperware type container