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Microfilter paper bag, pack of 8

Old style paper bag wothout bag docking, pack of 9

Disposable hypoallergenic dust bag, pack of 9

Type C13 paper bag, pack of 5

Paper vacuum bag
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Panasonic Vacuum Cleaners offer reliable performance, but vacuum bags might need replacement. Here are solutions for common issues and questions.
To find the correct vacuum bag type, locate the model number on your Panasonic vacuum. Check the owner's manual or visit an online retailer like Repair Clinic to match vacuum bags with your model number.
Replace the vacuum bag every 1-2 months or when it's about 2/3 full. This depends on usage frequency and the amount of debris vacuumed. A full bag can cause the vacuum to lose performance or damage the motor.
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