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Introducing the Water-Resistant Ridgid Wet Dry Vac Filter Replacement Bags by POWERTEC.
Say goodbye to clogged filters and frustrating spills. These high-efficiency filter bags boast a unique combination of features that make them your new dust collection and workshop cleaning go-to.
Double Duty Wet and Dry
Tackle any project, from sawdust and wood chips to spilled liquids and muddy messes. The water-resistant material handles it all.
Effortless Dust Capture
Trap fine drywall dust, sawdust, and everyday dirt with ease. The secure rubber seal locks everything in, preventing backflow and messy cleanups.
Optimal Durability
Made with premium materials, these bags are built to last. Effortlessly tackle both wet messes and dry dust debris without sacrificing performance or damaging the vac.
Convenient Disposal
Replace the bag within seconds and pop in a fresh one. Simply toss the old bag, no fuss, no muss, only higher efficiency.
Applications
- Homes: Keep dust bunnies and pet hair at bay.
- Garages: Conquer sawdust and debris after DIY projects.
- Worksites: Woodworking dust collection. Clean up spills and messes with ease.
Compatible Devices: 12-16 gallon Wet/Dry Vacs, 29803 (WD1850M), 50333 (1250RV), 50348 (1400RV), 50338 (RV1650), 50368 (RV2400HF), 50363 (RV2600B), 62703 (RT1200), 62723 (RT1600), 929866 (WD1270), HD1200, HD1280, HD1400, HD1600, HD1640, HD1800, HD16000, HD16100, HD16400, MOB1200, MOB1600, MOB12000, MOB16000, WD1450, WD1640, WD1680, WD1850, WD1851, WD1950, WD1956, WD12450
Package Contains
(4) x 23743 Replacement Vacuum Bags
POWERTEC is a leading manufacturer of high quality woodworking tools and accessories, machines, and an assortment of OEM replacement parts. We are committed to exceeding expectations, while bringing the latest innovations, technology, and product development to the industry.
Customer Review
Reviewed in the United States on December 8, 2024
Normally I just dump my Ridgid vacuum out into the garbage after a dry pickup job, but what a mess it makes. Seems like there's dust everywhere, and I never get all the debris out of the bottom of the vac.I never know they made bags like this for the Ridgid vacuum, what a difference! It was easy to install, and the rubber gasket on the bag opening made for a secure and airtight fit. It slots perfectly into the vacuum body around the existing HEPA air filter. Performance seems just good, and cleanup is a breeze! Just remove the bag, seal with the included flap, and toss in the trash! Love it!A must have if you're doing dusty jobs, you'll save so much time when emptying your vac and make a lot less mess.
Tracy O
Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2024
Good bags and have held up. Have held up so far with some use in my shop vac in the garage, so seems like they are good quality and do the job.
Eric E
Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2024
I don't really notice a difference in suction power. I was surprised you could do wet and dry with a bag. I haven't had anything wet to vacuum so cannot tell a difference. I have noticed on dry that I have a lot less dirt that goes through the bag and into the belly of the vacuum.
Dex
Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2024
What I like:I'm quite satisfied with the product.I feel the bags perform just fine; maybe just a bit under par, as compared to the expandable nature of the original retail name-brand ones that came with my shop-vac. Despite that slight difference, I'm still okay with the bags, as I don't like to overfill my bags anyway, as it can shorten a shop-vac's service life if it's constantly operated with an overfilled bag.The bags do a good job of staying put over the air exchange tube.The durability is quiet good.What I don't like:In the actual specifications page of the product listing, it states that these bags are, "reusable." I guess if we count each time we power-on a shop-vac as a, "use," then sure...I suppose they are reusable, but I think it's pretty odd to call these reusable, as they get filled and are toast. I'm all for pinching pennies and all that, but I cannot ever picture myself emptying-out a full, spent vacuum bag to use it over again; who would do that?I would order this item again.
snooks
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2024
These POWERTEC PRO VF3502 Premium Shop Vacuum Bags for Wet Mess & Dry Dust Debris 2PK fit my Ridgid HD1400 shop vac.I will say that using a bag inside of the drum is always a good idea, as it really contains the mess and generally makes things so much easier.While the quality of these bags appears to be good, I have not had the opportunity to really fill one to capacity yet.As for value, this 2-pack is just okay compared to the Ridgid OEM bags. There is a slight savings, but really not enough to warrant the purchase of these in the future.Overall, these bags work in a pinch, but it’s probably easier to run down the street to the nearest big box store and grab the OEM version.
Luke C.
Reviewed in the United States on October 11, 2024
These vacuum bags fit perfectly in my trusty 12-gallon Ridgid wet/dry shop vac. I've used a variety of other POWERTEC vacuum bags before, and I've been impressed -- they're one of the few non-OEM brands that make products that are not only usually just as good as the OEM equivalents, but sometimes even better.This is another good example of that: I could be wrong, but as far as I know there aren't any official Ridgid vac bags that are rated to handle wet and dry scenarios -- usually with shop vacs you're either using a bag designed only for dry materials, or you're supposed to remove the bag when cleaning up messes, and instead only use a foam filter that's designed for wet scenarios... That still might be the best way to go if you're dealing with sucking up clean water or water that just has some environmentally friendly dirt and leaves that you can then safely dump back out in your yard, etc... But if you're dealing with a wet clean-up where you want to catch stuff for the garbage -- like, say, if there are sharp wood scraps, nails, screws, or broken glass mixed in -- then having all of that mixed into a water-based soup can present clean-up challenges after you've vacuumed up the mess.... But if you use a vacuum bag, then you can capture all of the bits and pieces in the bag, while the water eventually filters through.... Admittedly, you can actually do that with the OEM dry-materials vac bags in a pinch -- you'll probably just need to toss the bags soon after, because they can start to fall apart eventually after being soaked... Whereas these innovative POWERTEC wet/dry bags seem to be a bit sturdier and will ostensibly hold up under those wet conditions for longer.Anyway, based on how strong these feel and how well they fit -- combined with my past positive experiences with other POWERTEC bags/filters -- I think these seem like winners. I haven't given them a super thorough workout yet, though, as I don't currently have a wet/dry clean-up I need to do that would necessitate using these bags -- and I don't want to waste them on just basic clean-ups, as I've got plenty of spare regular-scenario dry-only bags and wet-only filters around anyway. But I happy looking forward to using these more in the future.
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