This is a silly question..I am about to buy these and you put them in the actual bag that collects the dirt?
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yes, you do. I break them up and place them in the bags. But you don't have to. they have a good scent, and are not overpowering.
922674
They go on the bottom in the bag that covers your dirt bag. Do not put them in the dirt bag. It will keep your bag cover smelling fresher.
922675
I crush them on the rug and vacuum them up. They have a fresh scent and keep your vacuum cleaner from smelling.
994455
I have planters filled with dirt on them. I would guess they are carrying more than 50lbs each
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not sure, I end up sending my back because when I purchased I thought they were more like a cooler than just a liner. I never took them out of the bag.
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They last for a long time. I have had mine for over a year. I bought two bags and consolidated them all into one bag. As I use them I put the used ones in one of the nets (bags) it came in and toss them in the wash. That way I always have enough.
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No. These bags are very limp in fact. I do use them, but I find I go back to the the bags that have the plastic coating on the outside. These, in a word, are flimsy. They come with a rubber removable bottom liner, but which gives some shape when in, but the bag material is very limp.
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Sort of. you rake the leaves into a pile, then use these to scoop into a bag. They're nice because they're the width of a lawn bag so you don't lose many leaves over the side.
168575
Mine are not stored in a plastic bag--I have some quite old and they are fine........once they get too pitted--I throw them out!
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I did this before when I got the bags, this time I ordered it they came in larger jars. If you do get the bags instead, just store them in a ziplock bag after you open them. I did this and they did not go bad.
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Actually, I use natural soil (sifted) and potting soil. You might think when lifting the dirt bags filled with actual dirt that the handles would give way or the seams on the bag would split, but no, these dirt pots are really well constructed and sturdy. In fact, I just moved two of them around some after an entire year soaked in water and sitting in the sun, but there was no sign that these items would be falling apart any time soon.
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Hi Zeroid, Darn, I did not keep the bag that they came in. I remember reading it on the package but do not have a clue what it said. It did not upset me...that is about all that I can tell you. John.
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Hey! I just ordered the bags from Amazon at the same time I bought the vacuum. the Amazon site suggested them actually. worked for me!
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I haven't noticed a smell in mine. But I never smelled them right out of the bag or anything.
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I put a dead Everlast bag and a dead Century bag (shredded cotton cloth) in ours. Sand is a great core material, but use small batches and make sure it stays put. Loose sand has ruined more bags than anything else I've seen.
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For what it's worth, I just keep mine in the original bag, tied with a twisty-tie, on a shelf in the basement and they do just fine. (I only use about a tablespoon every two weeks so a bag lasts a very long time too.) Maybe someone with a greener thumb will have a better answer.
720502
No, the presented bags belong to a select group of vacuumcleaner.What I suggest is, look up the type of vacuum you have and see the suggested bags.
599720
Yes you could, but you will have to fill it with dirt or foam in order to get the bag filled to look right.
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No, we use the same bags as with our previous trash can and they work perfect in my opinion. They stay hidden and fill to the full amount that the can allows.