Used my six gallon shop vac yesterday. The old one, with the
metal canister. Decided to empty it.

Well, the rubber band that holds the paper filter is no
where to be found. Filter is, of course, laying in the
bottom of the canister.

I have a couple spare filters. I remember they came with
spare rubber band, but that replacement rubber band is no
where to be found.

Today I was in Dollar Tree, and they had "childrens head
bands" in various bright colors. Eight for a buck. Sure,
worth a try. And wonders, they are the right size. I used
four of them on my shop vac filter, and put four on the
shelf with the empty bags.

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On Oct 20, 2:41*pm, "Stormin Mormon"
wrote:
Used my six gallon shop vac yesterday. The old one, with the
metal canister. Decided to empty it.

Well, the rubber band that holds the paper filter is no
where to be found. Filter is, of course, laying in the
bottom of the canister.

I have a couple spare filters. I remember they came with
spare rubber band, but that replacement rubber band is no
where to be found.

Today I was in Dollar Tree, and they had "childrens head
bands" in various bright colors. Eight for a buck. Sure,
worth a try. And wonders, they are the right size. I used
four of them on my shop vac filter, and put four on the
shelf with the empty bags.

Bicycle inner tubes. Free and you can make almost any length/width
band you could want.

R

Get ye to your local Big Box store and buy a pack of replacement paper
filters for your model (those for mine come in a 3-pack).

Included in the package will be a replacement rubber band.