Wet/Dry Vacuum Bags, Type G/J

Fine dust and debris can spill back into the workspace when you empty a shop vacuum. These disposable bags are designed to collect wet or dry debris inside compatible vacuums, so cleanup can mean removing a filled bag rather than tipping the canister out.

The pack contains six bags made for Shop-Vac 15–22-gallon models that use Type G or Type J bags, along with VF2008 compatibility listed in the product details.

If you prioritize quick, contained cleanup, a bag may be more convenient, if you prefer to reuse a canister and avoid replacement bags, a bagless setup may suit you better.

Getting the most from it

Use these bags for workshop dust, sawdust, charcoal, and construction debris, or for other wet or dry material your vacuum is designed to collect. For example, after sanding in a garage, you can remove the filled bag instead of shaking a layer of fine dust out of the vacuum tank. The self-sealing collar is intended to stay attached during operation and release for disposal, helping limit spills when you take the bag out.

The listing describes a double-layer kraft-paper construction with reinforced seams and multi-layer filtration. Those features are relevant if you regularly handle heavier debris or want to reduce dust escaping through the exhaust. They do not replace checking that the bag suits the material and conditions you plan to vacuum.

Why it’s worth it

A six-bag pack gives you replacements on hand, and the stated capacity is up to 22 gallons per bag. That can mean fewer interruptions to empty the vacuum than working without a collection bag, although actual service life depends on what you pick up and how quickly the bag fills. You’ll appreciate it if you want a disposable liner for recurring garage or job-site cleanup and prefer lifting out collected debris as one unit.

The fit information names Type G 90663/9066300 and Type J 90673/9067300, as well as VF2008. It also lists certain Craftsman and Dewalt wet/dry vacs with a standard 2-1/2-inch port. That makes the model or port details more useful than the vacuum’s gallon rating alone when choosing a replacement.

Worth noting

These are disposable paper bags, not reusable filters or a washable alternative. Frequent cleanup can therefore mean replacing them regularly, and the listing does not establish how long one will last with any particular debris. It also does not provide a complete model list here. For an unlisted vacuum, compatibility cannot be confirmed without that measurement, match your vacuum’s model and port details against the stated fit before ordering.

The reinforced seams and collar are meant to make installation and removal less messy, but they cannot guarantee a dust-free changeout. If your priority is handling very fine or heavy material, the bag’s stated construction may be appealing, for occasional light cleanup, using the vacuum without a disposable bag may be the simpler approach if your model allows it. It may not suit you if you want a reusable collection solution or your vacuum’s fit details don’t match those listed.

Should you buy it?

Choose this pack if your vacuum matches the listed Type G or Type J models, VF2008, or the stated port compatibility, and you want disposable bags for wet/dry cleanup. The six-pack and up-to-22-gallon capacity are useful details for planning replacements, while the self-sealing collar is aimed at making removal more controlled. Skip it if you can’t verify the fit or would rather avoid ongoing disposable-bag use, for a replacement bag, matching the exact vacuum connection matters more than the broad 15–22-gallon range.