Fleece, not paper
The consumable that decides whether your vacuum keeps its suction through a whole job.
The consumable that decides whether your vacuum keeps its suction through a whole job.
Three-layer fleece bags for Kärcher’s WD wet and dry vacuums, in packs of four.
A vacuum that has lost its suction has almost always lost it in the bag or the filter. Paper blocks at the face; fleece filters across its entire surface, so airflow stays close to constant until the bag is genuinely full. On fine debris that is the difference between finishing a job and stopping to change bags.
KFI 487 is a size, not a brand promise. Read the code on the bag in your machine before ordering — the same WD name has taken different bags across generations.
Same fleece construction as the KFI 487, in the size the smaller WD vacuums take.
The component that decides whether wet pick-up needs a filter change — and it is a consumable.
A longer-lasting element for dusty work — not a licence to vacuum plaster with an L-class machine.
A bottle that clips into the machine — no measuring, no mixing, and no choice of dilution.
The bigger sibling of the WB 130 — more surface per pass, and the same grit discipline.
Contact cleaning at low pressure: the right tool for everything a jet would damage.