Miele Vacuum Cleaner Bags Type FJM AirClean

by Miele

Product Features

• 4 - pack of FJM AirClean Vacuum Bags
• 1 - Motor Filter
• 1 - Super Air Clean Filter
• Fits Miele Vacuum models S241 - S256i, S290 - S291, S300i - S399
• S500 - S578, S700 - S758, S4000 - S4999

Product Details

• Product Dimensions: 9.2 x 6.5 x 3.2 inches
• Shipping Weight: 9 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
• ASIN: B001OA12ZM
• Item model number: ME6299
• Average Customer Review: 3.9 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (59 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #669 in Home & Garden (See Top 100 in Home & Garden)
  • #17 in Home & Garden > Vacuums & Floor Care > Vacuum Accessories > Vacuum Bags

Product Description

The new Miele FJM AirClean vacuum bags are an improvement over the earlier design. Over 80 years of experience have allowed Miele engineers to design a truly improved vacuum bag. The new design employs nine levels of filtration, improved air flow, high strength netting, and up to 30% improved performance and design over its predecessor. A new self sealing collar locks dust and contents inside of the dust bag so they do not escape into your home when replacing bags.

Each box of AirClean vacuum bags contains the following:

*4 - pack of FJM AirClean Vacuum Bags
*1 - Motor Filter
*1 - Super Air Clean Filter

Miele FJM AirClean vacuum bags are used with the following Miele vacuums: S4000-S4999, S700-S758S, S500-S578, S300i-S399, S290-S291, S241-S256i.

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

101 of 109 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Let a Miele Be Your Umbrella!, January 23, 2007

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M. Allen Greenbaum (California) - See all my reviews
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I've already reviewed the Miele vacuum cleaner itself, along with the Turbo brush, so I'm a fan of the pricy-but-worth-it-if-you-can-afford-it sucker. If you're reading this, you're probably one too, so I'm not gonna talk about the vacuum cleaner on a net page selling the bags. I'm just going to relate information on the box about what Miele vacuums this goes with, on the theory that's the main question you have. It's not entertaining, but perhaps it's useful:

S241 - S256 i
S290 - S291
S300 i - S399
S500 - S578
S700 - S758
S4000 - S4999

The box comes with 5 bags (they;re strong, I've discovered), 1 dust compartment filter, and one "super air clean filter." Miele uses a HEPA filter, known for its allegy protection. Long-lasting, worth it.

35 of 36 people found the following review helpful:

5.0 out of 5 stars Miele's the bomb!, January 11, 2007

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Stuart C. Lathrop "unum mirus hominis" (Savannah, GA) - See all my reviews
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Okay, so it's hard to get excited about things like HEPA filters - or the vacuum cleaners and other devices they are used in. When my wife concluded her extensive search for a replacement to our old canister vacuum and anointed Miele the winner, I was slightly less enthusiastic than she. It's a vacuum cleaner. It's just a tool for keeping things trim.

After a very short while I began to understand her admiration for the design and build quality of this particular tool. The HEPA filters and bags used are no less a part of this than is the vacuum itself. If you tire of vacuums that are constantly gritty with the dust they stir-up but don't quite capture, get a Miele. If you distain the smell emanating from your vacuum's exhaust, get a Miele. If you long for a simple, easy to use and maintain system that even your husband will use, get a Miele.

Use genuine Miele bags, and change your HEPA filter as recommended. The difference in cost is minor, but you will be amazed at the difference in results.

56 of 61 people found the following review helpful:

2.0 out of 5 stars Don't fix it if it isn't broken!, November 30, 2009

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W. Ford "Medic 481" (Land of freaks- LA) - See all my reviews
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I have been a Miele user for about 5 years. I used this new generation bag for the first time, and must say that they did a disservice to the consumer by redesigning it. This is a case of something working better on paper than in actual practice. They put a little spring loaded flapper in the bag opening, which is supposed to close up after the unit is shut off to keep the bag contents from coming out. Only problem- once the bag begins to fill, the accumulated hair, etc prevents the flapper from closing. The old bags had a sliding plastic contraption that you slid up to close the opening when removing the bag for disposal. This does not exist in the redesign, so you must handle the bag carefully on the way to the trash or the contents will spill out.