Barbara, I carpooled to a PTG meeting last night and noticed a Mighty Mite in the carport. I remember it had a long hose and thought to myself how handy that would be. Then low and behold here it is again today as the Number 1 recommended handy dandy vacuum! Somewhere near Peoria, IL is someone with great advice. Thanks! Dave Davis Renton, WA know there are different types of bags available for the Mighty Might--the conventional ones (cheaper) and then there are the Micro Lined Anti-Bacterial bags that the manufacturer (Dust Vacuum Corp. Oxford, NC) claims to capture microscopic particles, germs and bacteria as small as 0.1 micron. I'm not sure what size wretched yuck is. :-) My Eureka Mighty Might uses Style C bag. The last time I bought some, they were packaged in a mostly light blue bag. There are, or there were when I bought mine, different models of the Mighty Might. Obviously, the more powerful the motor, the better. Dave Porritt, when I was at Illinois Wesleyan, the university purchased one for me to use per my request. It was a lot easier to carry around the school of music than a shop vac. Just be sure to budget for replacement bags! Barbara Richmond, RPT It's a beautiful day somewhere near Peoria, IL __________________________________ Do you Yahoo!? The New Yahoo! Shopping - with improved product search http://shopping.yahoo.com
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