Is there an attaching ring for the top of the plastic bag inside the can? the photos show the bag stretched over the outside. very unsightly.thanks
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Hello G.Claridge --- I use Glad Force Flex Garbage Bags and they fit nicely over the top. You see a bit of the red stretch over the top, but not much and is not sightly. I think you ought to try Glad Force Flex for this garbage can.
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No ring inside, but the bags I got only go over an inch .then you close lid so its barely noticeable
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Vacuum has two methods, a cloth covered retaining ring that fits inside the inlet housing or a metal clamp that attaches the bag to the outside of the inlet. I have only use the cloth covered retaining ring and it has always made a good seal. The unit came with two bags but I just empty the one I started with several years ago because it is in good shape still. (Here is a link to the owners manual http://go.rockler.com/tech/RTD10000118AA.pdf
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it does not. Just a bag held on by hooks. However, one of my hook somehow came out and I am going to ask for a replacement.
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Mango--No, don't take down the closet rod--that's what the velcro closure is for at the top of the bag! It's a little awkward, but it actually works great: open up the velcro strip all the way across the top, and spread the bag open as wide as you can. The round reinforced holes for the closet rod will then be open at the top, so you can position the bag on the rod. My assumption is that if you already have clothes hanging on the rod, you can actually place the bag around the hanging clothes--but I couldn't manage it; you probably have to be taller and more flexible than I am to do it this way. Anyway, once you have the bag positioned, so the open holes are more or less around the rod, seal the velcro closure at the top of the bag, closing up the rod holes as well as the opening across the top. I found it was helpful to have the bag unzipped while I did this, so I could reach up inside the bag and smooth the two edges together better, but this may not be necessary for everyone. You'll want to make sure you have those extra plastic rings on the closet rod as well, as they will help to lift the "roof" of the bag to protect the clothes inside. The whole thing may look a bit lopsided at first, but once you get everything sealed up with clothes inside, it works (and looks) fine.
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the bag is attached tightly,, I rarely use the small bag, I use the attachment that fits over a garbage can the most,,, the best $120 dollars I've spent in awhile...get the attachment that fits over a garbage can also a great item,,,allows you to mulch a lot of leaves before emptying...
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The top of the bottle on the screw top lid there is a "loop". You could easily add a "clip" (can't recall name) to attach to bottle to attach to the handles of the bag.
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The filter bag does not involve a ring. When using the bag you can not vacuum liquid. When using the vacuum without a bag liquid can be vacuumed with only the foam sleeve in place. To vacuum dry a cloth is placed over and around the foam sleeve. The ring is now required to hold the "reusable dry disc filter" in place . If that does not work, a elastic band is required. I think the vacuum comes with ring and elastic band. I don't have them and I only use the vacuum for dry pick up and with a bag.
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Look at the top part of the plastic. The bag is velcro to the plastic. Just find the end and unwrap. Took me a while too.
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I did receive an o-ring, but the cap did not thread well with the can that I had. I had to screw it on extremely tight to get it to not leak. After a few times of using it, it partially shredded the ring.
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if you're talking about the clamp that secures the bottom of the bag, then 'no' it doesn't. the upper connector is obviously built into the bag itself but nothing is included to secure the bottom.
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There are little plastic tabs on the outside edge of the top support bar (if you put it together correctly). Just make sure the top of the bag and the string are hooked into those, then gently tighten the drawstring to hold it in place. In my experience the middle bag is the *most* secure attachment.
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There is a zip strip at the top on the front side of the bag. To be honest I cut mine open too and then found the opening.
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My tin wasn't sealed but I think the plastic bag might have had twist tie? I can't remember but it wasn't sealed tight by any means. The scoop was way down in there. I thought mine was missing too but after some digging, I found it.
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Mine came with two spring clips that you fit over the top. They have a small opening that will take a cup hook. An o-ring would work if it was not too thick.
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Your order should have consisted of a rectangular plastic lid, plastic screws and washers for the Perma-lid, and a clear rectangular open "ring" that sits into your own receptacle, that holds grocery bags, which is the Bag-it" part. This system does not come with a receptacle, and it clearly states that in the description. I think most of the people who bought this did it for the same reason I did. They needed a lid that didn't continually fall out of the littermaid holder and block materials from getting into the receptacle. After reading all the reviews, I figured the Bag-it "ring" was just a throw in item, so I didn't have high expectations of it. Based on my experience, the Bag-it "ring" only works so, so. The Perma-lid works great.
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The cloth bag has a plastic ring on it that slips over the opening on the unit. After it's on, you just turn the black ring to lock it into place. Very easy. The unit is a great purchase.
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If not mounted in a can then you must remove the plastic lens. Use a old credit card. There are screws underneath that hold ring in.