can you use arm & hammer bags with this product?
2029998
I think that they sell Arm & Hammer bags at Walmart. I assume that they are OK. I have another Eureka vacuum which I bought at Walmart. I've used Arm & Hammer bags in that Eureka with no problems. I know that 3M and Eureka also make bags for the Eureka Airspeed Bagged. These bags are sold at Bed Bath & Beyond and at Lowes. As far as I know, all three brands of bags are OK.
576031
You can! However, I ran into the problem with wrist support with these. The gloves themselves were extremely snug (a size smaller wouldn't have fit at all) but the wrist wrap was still extremely loose. There's only a small amount of velcro and it's not a one size fits all kinda deal. So I wouldn't recommend them. I ended up paying a little extra money for the Everlast gel wraps and they're amazing for just hitting the bag and as a "wrap replacement" under the gloves. If you're doing small sessions they're perfect, for heavy hitting you want the support of a full wrap, that's why we still use em because nothing beats it lol. Hope this helps!
1431817
No, I do not. I use the monster bag with my hand held leaf blower/shredder.
2014426
You can use the bags in the foreman if you want. Be sure that the back of the foreman is elevated up in order for the grease to drain into the bottom of the bag. The cleanup will be quick.
759329
Yes, you can. But it will not hold a sturdy rectangle shape. It will work as you describe, it just will be more of a bag absent the dividers. I do like mine.
1294676
Any bags work, I used the gripper bags. However, I do not recommend this can. The mechanism that holds the top in place broke within months and it was no longer useable. Cheap construction. Went back to a normal trash can.
647002
Couplers are helpful if you plan to switch out tips. But no, the bags can be used perfectly without couplers!
35158
I would think you could, but beware, as the quality is lacking...these bags are made out of very fine, very thin mesh.
1696186
I think so...but the plastic is thick...you'll need to drill them not punch them...they make plastic bags in this size BTW
1507195
Cement/concrete would be too thin and probably set up and ruin the bags. Gravel may work. Sand is great, cheap and does not hurt customers toes if stepped in to.
717877
You can, they don't fit perfectly, but if you pull tight around the top, you can be sure the bag doesn't stick out of the top at all. It's what we use.
1827889
I don't think so- I have not tried but I don't see anything on the bag that would allow that function.
1843222
Good that you asked, the one that comes with is a piece of junk and immediately broke. I got one of the true compression bags from Alps as a replacement and it works well.
1410380
I don't see why not. we go on day trips and it carrys everything we need and we have yet to use the expandable sides.we also took 2 7" tarp straps and hook them to the front of the rack and pulled them underneath and hooked them to the shoulder strap ring on the back it really cuts down on the vibration of the bag as we take our camera and phone with us. we're really happy with the bag
703591
Yes, but can use any kitchen plastic bags. Hope you are lightweight, this thing is pretty shaky
55465
It would br difficult with the bags BUT you can buy the attachment that seals jars ... That would work
1448517
Yes you can. I suggest double seal on both ends.Also I suggest food saver bags, some other brands are just not up there in quality. The price difference is well worth it.