Omg... Thank you! Single mom idiot here. I was trying to hook it at the bottom??? Was going to take them back. Thought I had the wrong size! You saved me alot of time!!!! Thank you
Thank You..thank you... I bought this years ago and didn't need it until i started a concrete repair project in my garage. Very good video explanation!
Thank you! I thought I was just not strong enough to take out that piece that you just explained doesn’t need to be removed. And now that you showed how to do do it, now I can!
My dad had an older shop vac I got from him. I only really understood why you needed a pleated filter, but I’m trying to do some sanding for a project and don’t want to blow dust everywhere. So watching this was extremely helpful.
Very informative. I just bought my 2.5 gallon Shop Vac today and wasn't sure if I needed the bag along with the dry filter. I'll make sure to install it now. Thanks!
Gotta craftsman 10 gal. With theses bags. Works great sanding drywall, great price with 10 bags. For me its a well worth the money, im remodeling daily. I definitely agree with your channel.
That's great. Do you have a random orbital sander with a shop vac attachment? My Bosch did not, but I rigged one up. It is so much better sanding with the vac attached. Thanks for watching and don't forget to stop by our website for many more helpful videos. www.greatwhiteninja.com
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@@AroundTheHome1 I saw a sander really cheap on Amazon. I wanted to use it as a massager. I missed out on it. I won't next time.
You really struck a chord with this video. Same vac, same bags, same beard, same situation as you with the drywall and cement dust. Thanks for the video.
I thought I had seen it all! I had no idea you could buy these bags for a shop vac,and it fitted over the input,and you still used a pleated dust filter! I don't use my shop vac that much,mainly for small jobs,which is probably why I am clueless about filter bags.
@Mike Dunn, I love the filter bags. I use them all the time, except for wet pick up. The cartridge filter clogs so fast with fine dust like drywall dust, grout dust, even saw dust. I started off not using the cartridge filter alongside the bag, but sometime the bag rips then you have dust flying everywhere. But the bags will allow to fill the shop vac up to capacity without loosing suction power. They are great.
People who have not seeing the on site construction workers making it done with a shopvac is missing that trick and goes for the overengeneer cyclone separation . I do recommend a bag for everyone.
Bought one used that had the wet filter installed and have been using it for the last year. Emptied the bucket, used it again, then realized I was in a haze of dust. I guess all the animal hair acted as a filter. Anyway, I now know they take bags. Thanks
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Well I'm glad to see that I am at least putting them in correctly. I have a newer, less than a year old, Craftsman shop vac. I use it in my woodworking shop to pick up sawdust and chips off the floor. I have a huge Laguna cyclone dust collector also, so the shop vac doesn't get that much use. I only use it to vacuum up the floor occasionally. But I have yet to get one of those damned bags to hold together for more than a week. They always end up tearing where he cardboard slides over the plastic tube like on your machine. I bet I wont get a coffee can full of sawdust and small chips from the planer that the dust collector doesn't get, before the damned bag is torn and my filter is completely plugged up. I have spent in the neighborhood of $60.00 on these bags, and for my money they are a waste of it. The idea is great, but as far my Craftsman shop vac is concerned, they are a joke. I won't buy any more of them and just clean my filter more often. Glad to see that yours works well for you.
I'm sorry to hear that they haven't been working for you. It makes me real curious as to what is going on. I have used them for years and never had one rip there. I normally get like over 25 lbs in those before I throw them out. Thank you for watching. Check out hundreds more of our videos at www.aroundthehome.org
@@AroundTheHome1 Now my problem is trying to find out who and where to write to about this problem. I bought the vacuum from True Value Hardware but they can't give me an address or a phone number to call as they don't know who actually owns the company that makes these things. Sears sold out to Black and Decker and another company, don't remember the name of the other company. From what I can find on the internet Black and Decker and the other company have the "Craftsman" tools and things made by several different companies, mostly of which are out of the country. So I can't find out who I need to write to or call to complain about these things and see if I can get some kind of remedy out of them. It's a real mess.
Craftsman tools have always been made by a number of companies, but you are right it is a mess now that Sears has gone under and sold the name. I can't help you there either.
Helpful! Thank you! Ordered the yellow bags. Can I clean my pleated filter so it doesn’t blow dust? I was sucking up drywall dust and my living room got covered with dust....
You can get it fairly clean with an air compressor, but I honestly suggest to just get a new one if you are switching over to bags. That way those fine particles aren't still trapped in there and stopping your suction. I would also take an air compressor and blow out the motor really good before you put the new filter on and bags in. Thank you for watching. Check out hundreds more of our videos at www.aroundthehome.org
I double checked my list and removed the Shop Vac one. I did that because Shop Vac went out of business so it was on a third party link now. Craftsman bought out the Shop Vac business and took over their distribution. But back to your question. Now people will have their own opinions, but I think they are very similar. Now, that doesn't count for Black Friday deals or something else like that. Some of those models that were made special for that were total trash.
You can get them on Amazon or in stores that sell Shop Vac Vacuums. Here is an Amazon link www.amazon.com/POWERTEC-75025-Efficiency-Filter-9067300/dp/B014RV3Z72?dchild=1&keywords=shop+vac+filter+bags+type+j&qid=1624016564&sr=8-13&linkCode=ll1&tag=greatwhitenin-20&linkId=7bd6e45e0715458bd8f7fbb706f9d801&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl
Well I don't know the exact science on it, but it just does. Here is my video on how much these bags can really hold. ua-cam.com/video/0gAQBoIwDxQ/v-deo.htmlsi=CpOAhLomHUheny_0
If I install a high-efficiency (yellow) bag in my Shop Vac, what type of cartridge filter do I need, a standard one or a high-efficiency HEPA? I will be picking up mainly saw dust.
If you are picking up saw dust just go with the regular cartridge filter. I wouldn't worry about a HEPA unless you are picking up something very fine and very irritant, like mold or something. With the standard cartridge filter and the fine particle bag, you are going to get some crazy good filtering. I can suck up ash with that combination with nothing coming out of the vac.
So I seemed to have popped off my bag from the grooves next to the inner plastic piece, which looks removable but can’t get it out, can I just put bag over this piece w/o sliding in the grooves?..sorry, does this make sense? Lol thnx
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Did exactly this & bag slid off nozzle as it has no slip in tab holder like another brand I have has.Bag blew off and sent unfiltered dust right out of exhaust port!
I have had that happen once, but I think it was because the shop vac got knocked over. Other then that it hasn't been a problem and I use this setup for work and have gone through dozens of bags over the years. But that is also why I periodically lift the top and make sure the bag is in place and has no tears in it and it is also why I do keep a cartridge filter on it as well. Thank you for watching. Check out hundreds more of our videos at www.aroundthehome.org
Not bad, but not all the way. They do have HEPPA level cartridge and bag filters that should do the job properly. Thank you! 😊 And thank you for watching. Check out hundreds more of our videos at www.aroundthehome.org
Astounding that clearly Circa 70 people didn’t read the instructions that came with the shop vac. I can’t believe so many people didn’t realise you are meant to use a bag.This video randomly appeared in my feed.
I have one of theses vacs and the drywall bag falls off every time. Total pita as it shoots drywall dust everywhere. Need to design a lock groove to hold them in place. Terrible design
I almost have never had a bag fall off, and I have used them for years in the field. The only time I have had problems is if the shop vac got really shuffled in my truck before I use it. So I like to peak and make sure it is on place before I start, but I think that only happened twice in like 10 years of using these bags. So, I really don't know what has caused you to have so much trouble with the bags... Sorry to hear that.
Omg... Thank you! Single mom idiot here. I was trying to hook it at the bottom??? Was going to take them back. Thought I had the wrong size! You saved me alot of time!!!! Thank you
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Clear, concise, and straight to the point. Thank you very much!
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Thank You..thank you... I bought this years ago and didn't need it until i started a concrete repair project in my garage. Very good video explanation!
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Thank you! I thought I was just not strong enough to take out that piece that you just explained doesn’t need to be removed. And now that you showed how to do do it, now I can!
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My dad had an older shop vac I got from him. I only really understood why you needed a pleated filter, but I’m trying to do some sanding for a project and don’t want to blow dust everywhere. So watching this was extremely helpful.
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Very informative. I just bought my 2.5 gallon Shop Vac today and wasn't sure if I needed the bag along with the dry filter. I'll make sure to install it now. Thanks!
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Thank you!!!! Watched a lot of videos, yours was the best! 🙏🏼
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Exactly what I needed, really helpful. Thanks, man!
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Great video! I wasn't sure whether to leave the filter cartridge in when I was using a bag. Now, I know! Thanks!
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Gotta craftsman 10 gal. With theses bags. Works great sanding drywall, great price with 10 bags. For me its a well worth the money, im remodeling daily. I definitely agree with your channel.
That's great. Do you have a random orbital sander with a shop vac attachment? My Bosch did not, but I rigged one up. It is so much better sanding with the vac attached. Thanks for watching and don't forget to stop by our website for many more helpful videos. www.greatwhiteninja.com
@@AroundTheHome1 I saw a sander really cheap on Amazon. I wanted to use it as a massager. I missed out on it. I won't next time.
I was clueless about the bags. Thanks.
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You really struck a chord with this video. Same vac, same bags, same beard, same situation as you with the drywall and cement dust. Thanks for the video.
Glad it was helpful!
I thought I had seen it all! I had no idea you could buy these bags for a shop vac,and it fitted over the input,and you still used a pleated dust filter! I don't use my shop vac that much,mainly for small jobs,which is probably why I am clueless about filter bags.
@Mike Dunn, I love the filter bags. I use them all the time, except for wet pick up. The cartridge filter clogs so fast with fine dust like drywall dust, grout dust, even saw dust. I started off not using the cartridge filter alongside the bag, but sometime the bag rips then you have dust flying everywhere. But the bags will allow to fill the shop vac up to capacity without loosing suction power. They are great.
Thank you for your demonstration! I was dumb thinking my bag wasn't going to fit due to the directional tube
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Im at my construction labor job and i dont know how thank you so much 😂😂😂
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Desalt makes the best shop vacs
People who have not seeing the on site construction workers making it done with a shopvac is missing that trick and goes for the overengeneer cyclone separation . I do recommend a bag for everyone.
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Thank you, sir. Great video!
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I've been replacing vacuum bags on upright home vacuums for years. Self- explanatory for me. Thanks for the video.
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Helpful video. Thanks.
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Thanks, shop vac doesn't say much about the bag installation Thanks now I know I did it right.
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Bought one used that had the wet filter installed and have been using it for the last year. Emptied the bucket, used it again, then realized I was in a haze of dust. I guess all the animal hair acted as a filter. Anyway, I now know they take bags. Thanks
They take bags or cartridge filters. The cartridge should be installed with or without the bag. Thank you for watching. Check out hundreds more of our videos at www.aroundthehome.org
Thanks a lot man. I'm so dumb the instructions on the bag made no sense to me
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Yea really, whats up wit dat lol
Thank you! This was extremely helpful! 🙏🏼
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Well I'm glad to see that I am at least putting them in correctly. I have a newer, less than a year old, Craftsman shop vac. I use it in my woodworking shop to pick up sawdust and chips off the floor. I have a huge Laguna cyclone dust collector also, so the shop vac doesn't get that much use. I only use it to vacuum up the floor occasionally. But I have yet to get one of those damned bags to hold together for more than a week. They always end up tearing where he cardboard slides over the plastic tube like on your machine. I bet I wont get a coffee can full of sawdust and small chips from the planer that the dust collector doesn't get, before the damned bag is torn and my filter is completely plugged up. I have spent in the neighborhood of $60.00 on these bags, and for my money they are a waste of it. The idea is great, but as far my Craftsman shop vac is concerned, they are a joke. I won't buy any more of them and just clean my filter more often. Glad to see that yours works well for you.
I'm sorry to hear that they haven't been working for you. It makes me real curious as to what is going on. I have used them for years and never had one rip there. I normally get like over 25 lbs in those before I throw them out. Thank you for watching. Check out hundreds more of our videos at www.aroundthehome.org
@@AroundTheHome1 Now my problem is trying to find out who and where to write to about this problem. I bought the vacuum from True Value Hardware but they can't give me an address or a phone number to call as they don't know who actually owns the company that makes these things. Sears sold out to Black and Decker and another company, don't remember the name of the other company. From what I can find on the internet Black and Decker and the other company have the "Craftsman" tools and things made by several different companies, mostly of which are out of the country. So I can't find out who I need to write to or call to complain about these things and see if I can get some kind of remedy out of them. It's a real mess.
Craftsman tools have always been made by a number of companies, but you are right it is a mess now that Sears has gone under and sold the name. I can't help you there either.
@@AroundTheHome1 No problem my friend, I will figure it out sooner or later. Thanks for the response.
Thank you! It did help me a lot.
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Thank you, I had no idea!!
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Helpful! Thank you! Ordered the yellow bags. Can I clean my pleated filter so it doesn’t blow dust? I was sucking up drywall dust and my living room got covered with dust....
You can get it fairly clean with an air compressor, but I honestly suggest to just get a new one if you are switching over to bags. That way those fine particles aren't still trapped in there and stopping your suction. I would also take an air compressor and blow out the motor really good before you put the new filter on and bags in. Thank you for watching. Check out hundreds more of our videos at www.aroundthehome.org
Thanks, never used the bag, but I will now!
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Thanks!
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Super helpful! Thanks
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Exactly what i needed!
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Thanks!!!! I never knew!!
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@@AroundTheHome1 I went out and found the filters! YAY!
Awesome. When you start using the filter bags you should get a clean new cartridge filter as well.
Thank you!!!!
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Thanks for the video.
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Thank you for the video!
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Thank you thank thank you. I have been cursing trying to get this filter bag in.the written instructions are to general no detail like this video.
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Which vacuum brand listed below do you think is most reliable?
I double checked my list and removed the Shop Vac one. I did that because Shop Vac went out of business so it was on a third party link now. Craftsman bought out the Shop Vac business and took over their distribution. But back to your question. Now people will have their own opinions, but I think they are very similar. Now, that doesn't count for Black Friday deals or something else like that. Some of those models that were made special for that were total trash.
It was helpful thanks
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Great video. Where do you buy these? This would be great to use since I have asthma.
You can get them on Amazon or in stores that sell Shop Vac Vacuums. Here is an Amazon link www.amazon.com/POWERTEC-75025-Efficiency-Filter-9067300/dp/B014RV3Z72?dchild=1&keywords=shop+vac+filter+bags+type+j&qid=1624016564&sr=8-13&linkCode=ll1&tag=greatwhitenin-20&linkId=7bd6e45e0715458bd8f7fbb706f9d801&language=en_US&ref_=as_li_ss_tl
So what keeps the bag from only filling up on one side if the deflector is aimed that way?
Well I don't know the exact science on it, but it just does. Here is my video on how much these bags can really hold. ua-cam.com/video/0gAQBoIwDxQ/v-deo.htmlsi=CpOAhLomHUheny_0
@@AroundTheHome1 Thanks.
If I install a high-efficiency (yellow) bag in my Shop Vac, what type of cartridge filter do I need, a standard one or a high-efficiency HEPA? I will be picking up mainly saw dust.
If you are picking up saw dust just go with the regular cartridge filter. I wouldn't worry about a HEPA unless you are picking up something very fine and very irritant, like mold or something. With the standard cartridge filter and the fine particle bag, you are going to get some crazy good filtering. I can suck up ash with that combination with nothing coming out of the vac.
@@AroundTheHome1 Thanks!
No problem.
Thanks
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So I seemed to have popped off my bag from the grooves next to the inner plastic piece, which looks removable but can’t get it out, can I just put bag over this piece w/o sliding in the grooves?..sorry, does this make sense? Lol thnx
Sorry, you did loose me. Here is a link to my webpage. Hit me up on the contact page then when I get that you will be able to send pics. www.aroundthehome.org/
Did exactly this & bag slid off nozzle as it has no slip in tab holder like another brand I have has.Bag blew off and sent unfiltered dust right out of exhaust port!
I have had that happen once, but I think it was because the shop vac got knocked over. Other then that it hasn't been a problem and I use this setup for work and have gone through dozens of bags over the years. But that is also why I periodically lift the top and make sure the bag is in place and has no tears in it and it is also why I do keep a cartridge filter on it as well. Thank you for watching. Check out hundreds more of our videos at www.aroundthehome.org
Will a 14 gallon bag fit all 14 gallon wet/dry vac brands?
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How well would this bag filter out mold?
Not bad, but not all the way. They do have HEPPA level cartridge and bag filters that should do the job properly. Thank you! 😊 And thank you for watching. Check out hundreds more of our videos at www.aroundthehome.org
Audio echoes even though his presentation is serious and authentic.
What use all three system's.
Astounding that clearly Circa 70 people didn’t read the instructions that came with the shop vac. I can’t believe so many people didn’t realise you are meant to use a bag.This video randomly appeared in my feed.
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I have one of theses vacs and the drywall bag falls off every time. Total pita as it shoots drywall dust everywhere. Need to design a lock groove to hold them in place. Terrible design
I almost have never had a bag fall off, and I have used them for years in the field. The only time I have had problems is if the shop vac got really shuffled in my truck before I use it. So I like to peak and make sure it is on place before I start, but I think that only happened twice in like 10 years of using these bags. So, I really don't know what has caused you to have so much trouble with the bags... Sorry to hear that.
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