BLACK+DECKER Leaf Blower Vacuum Bags,

I ordered these bags to go along with a New Black & Decker blower vacuum BV6600. I was worried after reading the reviews. People said over and over that the bags kept falling off. My model seems to have been updated since other people wrote. My model had a separate velcro strap that went around the connection where the bag fits over the input hose. It fit very well. The strap also had a piece of elastic that helps cinch the strap and keep it tight. And it works very well. I did make sure when I was emptying the bag that I velcroed the strap around the machine so I didn't lose it, because it is not attached to anything when it's not velcroed. I tried initially to do what people said about putting it inside the original nondisposable bag, but I could not find any way to attach them both at the same time. So I did not get that to ever work. However, since my disposable bag never fell off, it wasn't an issue and putting on only the disposable bag is easier. The cons that I had were pretty minimal to me. About halfway through three of the 5 bags that I used that afternoon, when I had to unplug the vacuum of debris, when I set the vacuum down, I was still carrying the strap of the bag and it caused the flimsy loop that you attached to the shoulder strap to break off. With my first bag, the loop stayed intact the entire time. With the fifth bag, the weight of the leaves inside caused the strap to break. I was able to easily drag the bag behind until it was full On one or two of the bags, when the bag was quite full, I got a small rip at the neck of the bag. Not much came out. I didn't find it particularly annoying. I was able to carry it to the garbage without losing a bunch of debris. When I put the next bag on, I sucked the small amount of debris right up and it was fine. I can't remember specifically, but I imagine dragging the bag was what caused the neck to tear.As a side note, I had to clear wet mud from around the interior blade housing. The instructions say not to suck up wet leaves, but I could not resist. I don't think I really sucked up a lot of mud, so maybe that was actually pureed leaves. I'm sure sucking up the top layer of dry leaves and giving the lower wet leaves a chance to dry out is a better plan. I am also sure that not having the added weight of wet leaves in the bag would help reduce tearing.I have had a half full bag of leaves with some moisture waiting for me to resume working and in that time, the bag is still holding up, hasn't started to decompose. I would be sure to not accidently leave it lying on a wet lawn though.I ordered last week at the time I orderec rhe blower and they were here in two days. Now to reorder, it says it will take 1-2 weeks to get here. Hopefully that's not accurate, but I already picked up most of my leaves.Update. The replacement bags are here. I think I ordered on Thursday and said it would be 1-2 weeks turnaround. Arrived in 2 days. Not Prime, but free shipping. And actually arrived in the same amount of time as prime. Just not guaranteed.

Finally got around to using these. Keeping in mind that they are about $3 each, I used 2 bags to vacuum up the leaves from my small yard. Not only is each bag smaller than the canvas bag that came with my leaf blower, but the first one tore at the attachment point from the weight of the leaves/debris when it was about 1/3 full. So I used 2 bags. Still, $6 is cheaper than the $40 the landscaper guy charges me to do my yard (but it took me about an hour of time vs. his 20 minutes).The biggest drawback that I did not anticipate is that on my Toro blower/vac, the canvas bag has a shoulder strap - making it much easier to lug the bag and the vac around my yard.In conclusion, they'll do in a pinch and are handier than the canvas bag that came with my vacuum; but ultimately they are for light duty clean up.

The bags collect leaves and other debris and hold them well. I had no trouble filling the entire bag The problems were that the bag is very low to the ground and the loop to attach a support strap broke on three of the five bags I used. In all three cases, the loop either failed upon being secured or just after use started.I like these for a variety of reasons, but they need to upgrade the loop so that they are more usable at a minimum.

Easy-to-use

It’s a little awkward to put this on the machine

I liked the idea of disposable bags but the string tied as tight as possible will not keep the bag in place. I ended up using a short bungee cord to hold the bag in place. It also does not have any kind of a shoulder strap. So, the bag and blower/vac gets heavy quickly and I never got it half full before getting another bag. Other than that, they are great, ha.

Certainly perform as expected but I won't be ordering more. If you stand in a clearing and suck up a small/medium pile of leaves with your vacuum mulcher, it will do the job. If you try to negotiate your vacuum device around shrubs and small trees beware of punctures in the thin walled bag that will then result in mulched leaves spewing from the bag puncture sites. The mesh and hose adapter works very well and is ideal for the large volumes of leaves in the Fall. I'll stick to the nylon bag attachment when these disposable bags are used up.

These actually worked really good. I was hesitant about buying them, but after I used them to vacuum up leaves, I was really impressed. It fits round, oblong, square of rectangle bag fasteners to vacuum unit.

Me gustó lo práctico de estas bolsas de aspiradora.

OK, but Togo expansive for important quantités offre leaves

Good concept. Will add further review this spring/summer/fall.

Les sacs sont très biens mais il faudrait un élastique au lieu d'un cordon pour que le sac ne se detache pas de la souffleuse lorsqu'il commence à se remplir. Ou il faudrait offrir l'option d'ajouter une gance à notre achat. Reste que, cela reste un bon achat.

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