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Kirby Sentria II Cloth Bag with Zipper
Kirby Sentria II Cloth Bag with Zipper
SKU:190012
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Product details
This is the outer cloth bag with zipper for the Kirby Sentria II, part 190012. It hangs on the back of the machine, holds the paper bag, and acts as the second filtration stage for anything fine enough to pass through the paper.
Owners usually replace one for a reason they can see: a split along a seam, a zipper that has stripped and will not close, or fabric worn thin where it rubs the handle. The less obvious reason is a bag whose weave has silted up with years of dust. Air can no longer pass through the cloth, so the machine feels choked even with a brand new paper bag fitted, and no amount of bag changing fixes it.
Fitting a fresh bag restores both the filtration and the airflow, and it makes an otherwise sound machine look presentable again.