Hmmmmm... I have used the Kirby with the Heritage II disposable bag system with the original bags sold at the time to vacuum up the contents of a powder chemical fire extinguisher with very minimal dust escaping from either the disposable bag much less the outer cloth bag. That is the equivalent of vacuuming up talcum powder. I have also used the same set up with the newer G series bags to vacuum up the sanding residue from dry wall compound. I coated all walls in a 144 sq. ft. kitchen and sanded all the walls ceiling to floor. Again with very minimal if any of that dust escaping from either the disposable bag or the outer cloth bag. Both times the bag was almost to the full line on the bag of this type of dust.
By the way how do you rate a vacuum a "D" in versatility that does every thing but whistle Dixie??
Sounds like a sales pitch for the Sebo vacuum. Another High priced machine.
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