The new fleece bags for the Mini and Midi

[Rob Z]

If you haven't gotten any of the new fleece bags for your Mini or Midi, consider getting them instead of the paper bags during your next order. 

In another thread, I chronicled our field testing of the CT26 and the new fleece bags.  Here are two photos that show a bag that we just took out of one of our Midis.  The old  paper bags wouldn't have held up like the new fleece bags.  The bag in the pictures was filled with drywall dust.

 

[Rob Z]

I also  think these fleece bags are doing a better job at keeping the filters clean.

 

[vwdave]

I just ordered some from Sean I am interested to see if there is a noticeable difference.

 

[builderbob]

I'm ready to get these for my CT 22!!!  Wink wink nudge nudge!!!

 

[Electric Trim]

I also  think these fleece bags are doing a better job at keeping the filters clean.

Yeah, not to mention that the paper ones bust easily and load the filter up which is something you don't have to worry about with fleece bags.

One that note...

Do you guys dump and reuse fleece bags at all?

 

[Rob Z]

Hey there Tim,  No, we haven't ever tried to dump and reuse a bag. I'm happy to get those bags into the trash asap.

I think the pricing is reasonable and I just charge it to the job. 

 

[Electric Trim]

Hey there Tim,  No, we haven't ever tried to dump and reuse a bag. I'm happy to get those bags into the trash asap.

I think the pricing is reasonable and I just charge it to the job. 

Who's Tim?

What kind of work do you do Rob that allows you to "charge it to the job"?

 

[Rob Z]

Well, sorry about that!  I saw "Tim" instead of "Trim"

We do mostly interior remodel work,  most  of the time it's T&M.  Whether it's T&M, or by contract, I charge for the consumables.

 

[Electric Trim]

Super cool.  That's awesome that you're able to throw in tool consumables cost in the job.  I work on a bid to builders mostly so I have to sneak it in on my fees [cool].