“the description on the website says this unit is bagless yet it comes with a bag and setup requires a bag.. Why is it advertised as bagless when it has to have a bag?. Being bagless was a major selling point for me.”
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The vacuum itself is bagless, with a bin to hold dirt, dust and hair. You can empty the bin manually if you want (it's what I do as we have ALOT of pet hair and I don't want to use up the bags). The charging station is also a waste bin, so when it returns to charge, it backs in and there is a loud suction noise as the station sucks out whatever is left in the bin. The bags in the charging station hold alot, and if you empty the bin yourself before it returns, the bag it comes with will pretty much last forever
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Like most self-emptying vacuums, the dock has a bag to collect the daily vacuuming.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.The vacuum itself is bagless; there is a bag inside the base unit that the vac self-empties into. I've been using ours for two months in a home with two cats, two dogs who *love* dirt and mud, and two messy teenagers, and the bag doesn't feel even a quarter full yet.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Not a clue. Didn’t notice bagless was stated in description.
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