Can the shred head be used on other garbage cans? I would like to find one I could adapt for a larger can.
1098473
Unless a larger can has the same top shape as the Fellows shredder, I don'r know how you would be able to use it.
1923555
Yes you can as long as it's a thin grocery bag. Thick bags will prevent the door to securely close and therefore the shredder not working.
718
I would think that it would work in that application. Short of a metal drum I can't imagine any poly trash can being more sturdy than this one. It is very heavy gauge material.
147060
No it can not be removed....besides that the can is long you need 2 long garbage bags. Why not use both for recycling or waste except new labels are needed for relevant reading. Hope the idea helps, best luck!
824923
This leaf collection attachment will work with a range trash cans I've had it on a large round top 44 gallon can down to a small 32 gallon can. The cover has a cinch cord that will tighten down easily around round or rectangular cans.
780150
No. You could probably line the plastic can with a plastic bag making easier to empty. Did that with my last one but haven't done it with this one.
521812
Not sure if it will work for semi-round sensor trash can. I don't own that one...so I can't speak on it. :)
606178
See this link where it shows the type of can with a larger nozzle being used. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pR61o6YYFVg
895791
The DLC10 is a good unit, but isn't being made any longer. The fine shreder that will fit that unit that I KNOW is correct can be had here....Amazon doesn't have it. Hope this helps. http://www.kitchenworksinc.com/DLC-810-Fine-Shredding-Disc__943060.aspx
890555
The trash can I use them on is about 74"-75" in diameter. The large band would probably work on an opening a few inches larger than that. The small band fits on my kitchen trash can which is considerably smaller than that.
1006227
I doubt it. I have not attempted but I have attempted to crush RedBull cans which are a little taller than standard cans and it does not fit. if I slightly crunch it by hand to make it an appropriate height it works though. You just have to make sure not to crush it too much or the pressure of the can crusher won't hold it in place to finish crushing it. Sounds complicated, in actuality isn't really, just a slight hassle.
912338
If it is one of their baskets, it should say what size it needs. I am not sure how well these bags work with a random trash can; they seem like they are made specifically for their line of cans, and not worth getting for another brand.
824925
Any trash can, the hose connects to a cloth that has a string that tightens to the top of the trash can. I use a very large trash can with wheels. Love this product....
2238439
I have no idea. You would have to either look on the can or ask the manufacturer.
1766532
My experience the vacum/shredder is that this is not the ideal tool for this. While the blower works quite well the vacum lacks even with the metal flywheel. It will only mulch the debris to a size that will pass through before spitting it into the bag.
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You should have a trash receptacle that has an opening of 10 inches. When you insert the shredder, it fits tightly NAND the trash receptacle actually stretches a titch as you place it in. While my old shredder fit parallel to the wide dimension of my trash receptacle, this one is too short to do that, but as luck would have it, it fit in the other way, parallel to the short dimension (10 inches). I am very happy because my trash receptacle holds a lot of waste, even though the shredder is perched in the opposite direction as usual. If you wanted it to sit in the normal direction, your waste receptacle would be quite small, measuring only 10 inches at its widest! Hope I helped you. You should have a trash receptacle that has an opening of 10 inches. When you insert the shredder, it fits tightly NAND the trash receptacle actually stretches a titch as you place it in. While my old shredder fit parallel to the wide dimension of my trash receptacle, this one is too short to do that, but as luck would have it, it fit in the other way, parallel to the short dimension (10 inches). I am very happy because my trash receptacle holds a lot of waste, even though the shredder is perched in the opposite direction as usual. If you wanted it to sit in the normal direction, your waste... » Read More You should have a trash receptacle that has an opening of 10 inches. When you insert the shredder, it fits tightly NAND the trash receptacle actually stretches a titch as you place it in. While my old shredder fit parallel to the wide dimension of my trash receptacle, this one is too short to do that, but as luck would have it, it fit in the other way, parallel to the short dimension (10 inches). I am very happy because my trash receptacle holds a lot of waste, even though the shredder is perched in the opposite direction as usual. If you wanted it to sit in the normal direction, your waste receptacle would be quite small, measuring only 10 inches at its widest! Hope I helped you. « Show Less
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Probably. I have only used it on regular sized cans, but I don't see why it wouldn't work.