where do you pull the bags out?
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In the image, there is a semi circular area at the bottom of the holder. The area is cut out so that you can pull bags out through the semi circular hole
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Top or bottom. The idea is that you stuff them into the top and pull them out from the bottom. But mine is mounted on the inside of a low cabinet door. So I stuff from the top and take from the top.
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There is a small opening at the bottom where you're supposed to pull them out, but I have so many in it that I usually take them out from the top instead.
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Either but I'm sure it's designed to be the bottom. I couldn't get it to stick to my cabinet door.
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Really, either top or bottom works just fine. I usually put the in on the top and pull them from the bottom.
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Yes, the entire black plastic liner pulls out. In fact, one drawback is that there are no holes in the liner which creates a lot of suction on the bag as you try to take it out. You may find yourself pulling out the liner whether you want to or not.
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Separate but easily pulled out - may be a roll if you open. I think they are economical and come in the sizes I need. I recommend.
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I turn them inside out and knock out any particulate in the bags. Then I wash them with greywater-safe biodegradable laundry detergent. Works like a charm!
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There is a separating panel that can be removed. Then there are the two hoops at the top. If you remove those you won't have anything to wrap the bag around and the bag would be visible with the top on.
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I have both straps under the seat and the seat must be removed to take off the bags. This keeps the bags from walking away and the rear seat is still usable. Great bags.
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Hi S.M. Corrente: The dugout hook is located at the top of the bag. There is a zipper on the top, once you open it the hook should be able to get pulled out. Please let us know if you need further assistance. -Lorfils P. Millery
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There are no designated spots to hook them. But you could probably hook them to the straps on the side. They are the short straps with the clip in the middle that go horizontally towards the top of the bag. I'm not sure what they are called.
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The bags are sewed onto thin rods with ends that are curved so that they "fit" onto the hanging rods that connect the two ends. this way each bag can be lifted up and dumped into the washer - I guess -. I don't do it that way but you can.
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Yes, you load it up through the top, and pull them out through the bottom! Works well, and it holds a good amount, but no so many that you feel overrun by plastic bags!
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You can easily remove the bags from the front of the hamper. Very nice product. It also has plastic/rubber feet on the bottom to prevent slipping or scratching.
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I don't find removing the bag difficult. There is plastic insert inside the trash bin fits snugly, however, so the bag sits tight. There are two little indentations where you use to lift this insert and remove the bag. This trash can is terrific!
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You open the seat top. Place the bag over the bottom. Put seat down and go. When finished you just remove the bag.
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There is an inner plastic can, so you can just take out the whole inner can to get the plastic bag out.
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Place items in the bag, "zip" the bag shut, then attach a vacuum to the bag (circular plastic thing), and turn on the vacuum - the vacuum sucks all the air out.
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There are two ways to do this. One is to slide the top of the bag off of the spring loaded frame and lift it up and out. The other way is to slide the top of the bag off the frame and then pull the bag sideways to get it away from the frame.
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You put in the cartridge, tie a knot end of open bag, close the top. Very easy. No touching dirty mess. It's not multiple bags, it's a continuos long bag you start by pulling over cartridge, tie knot at opening. When bag gets full, open top. Cut using built in razor . Tie knot in bag to be tossed and tie knot into new start bag. Close top. That easy.