Reconditioned (1 from $ 4.93) These UltraCare™ vacuum bags are designed to fit Sharp™ upright vacuums with type PU-2 bags.  This package of type PU-2 vacuum bags contains 3 replacement vacuum bags for the select Sharp upright vacuum cleaners. Ultra allergen filtration - 2-ply design captures 99.7% of mold, pet dander, dust mite debris, and pollen Easy to install 3 bags per package Panasonic MC-UG223 Bag Upright Vacuum Cleaner On-board caddy holds wands, crevice tool and dusting brush. Cleans various carpet types with automatic height settings. Ergonomic, soft-grip handle reduces hand and arm fatigue. A 14-inch wide nozzle lets you clean larger areas in less time. 12-amp motor offers powerful cleaning performance. This advanced vacuum system channels dust and dirt particles into the vacuum bag and dust cup, which helps protect the fan and motor. Quick Draw On-Board Tools The stretch hose, two wands, dusting brush, and crevice tool are attached to the vacuum, allowing instant access to powerful, above-floor cleaning.

12.5 x 14 x 44.5 inchesvacuum cleaners atlanta ga #68,975 in Home and Kitchen (See Top 100 in Home and Kitchen)3m vacuum cleaner filter type 2 #167 in Home & Kitchen > Vacuums & Floor Care > Vacuum Parts & Accessories > Bags > Upright Bagsstirling robot vacuum cleaner review These are great little vacuums. Easy to replace belts and rollers. Had it a month. Does what we expected. Hoses long enought to be useful. I ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS VACUUM! I HIGHLY RECOMMEND IT FOR ITS' GREAT PERFORMANCE,EXCELLENT PRICE AND BRIGHT COLOR, SO I CAN'T LOSE IT! panasonic makes the best vacuums out there I have been selling and repairing vacuums for 30 years Great vacuum at any price Wish it had a manual height adjustment.

Leaves lines in the carpet with the powerful suction.Works well on hardwood/tile floors as well. The best on the market Pretty damn good for the money. It will catch the dirt that is running away from the ugly. See and discover other items: discount vacuum cleaners, bissell vacuum attachments, central vacuum cleaner tools, 12 amp upright vacuum, bissell carpet cleaner parts Sharp 12 Brushroll for Sharp Uprights EC-12 and EC-TU Series Sharp 12" Vacuum Cleaner Brushroll Sharp EC-TU2607, EC-TU2609 Upright Brush Roll - DRTR-A010VBK0 Sharp Agitator for Upright EC14TXT6, ECT4660 Vacuum Cleaner "After running all over town, over a period of a week and not having any luck finding my a replacemen..." - David's never done "I have an old Twin Energy Vacuum that I use on a job=site yet. I was able to purchase rollers for it..." Every once in a while an invention comes along that changes the way people live their lives. Computers, mobile phones, television, washing machines and cars are but a few examples.

I'd like to add to the list robot vacuum cleaners ... specifically, the iRobot Roomba Model 530 that we got last month. It has changed the way we do housework, and has really freed up a lot of time for us to do other things. Why buy a robot vacuum cleaner?A lack of time was the reason we got the robot. I have been cranking away on starting a new company producing a classifieds app and simply don't have the bandwidth to vacuum the house every week, and neither do other family members. I had heard about the Roomba for years but never considered buying one, owing to the expense and the fact that one of us usually had enough time to vacuum every week using a 15-year-old Sharp upright model. But when we both began new careers, the problem suddenly presented itself. Around the same time, I saw a brief side-by-side review of three robotic vacuum cleaners by America's Test Kitchen, and noted that the prices were coming down. I did some additional online research, and decided on the Roomba.

We put it to work right away. The results were impressive -- it cleaned up our bedroom, even getting underneath dressers and night tables, in less than 30 minutes. It got into corners and redid each spot multiple times, resulting in lots of debris in the dirt and dust traps. Next was the bathroom and hallway, and then the kids' rooms, and finally the downstairs area, including the kitchen. We have mostly hardwood floors throughout the house, which really suits the Roomba, although we've noticed it takes care of medium-sized rugs as well. The greatest thing about the Roomba is it's pretty much fire-and-forget. You spend a minute or two prepping the rooms to be cleaned (moving toys out of the way, putting up loose electrical cords, shutting doors where you don't want the robot to go) press the button on the top, and let the robot do its thing. It seems to be moving randomly, but there is a method to its cleaning path, driven by trigonometry and some sophisticated algorithms. It's actually a great feeling being able to work in one part of the house while hearing the Roomba whirring away.

Yesterday we even went out shopping and left the Roomba to clean the whole downstairs. When we came back the floor was clean and the robot had automatically returned to its charging station. Roomba vs. vacuum cleaners: What are the drawbacks?One thing that some people will hate is having to clean the robot. Unlike a standard vacuum, which only requires changing bags or shaking out a dirt trap every now and then, the Roomba requires regular maintenance that contains about a half-dozen distinct tasks. You have to manually empty the dirt and dust traps (typically after a large room or the entire floor) and periodically unscrew the brush and rollers to remove tangled hair and dust. It doesn't take long, but it's dirty (with pets it would be even worse). It is also absolutely necessary to keep all of the parts moving. There are some other minor irritants as well. It can get stuck on high barriers or under furniture that has hanging springs or rods, like our sofa bed. Cords and strings can mess it up.