This light kit is to be used with the Larson 52 in. oil rubbed bronze ceiling fan. It uses two 13-Watt CFL bulbs. Before purchasing, please ensure you have identified your fan’s model number and UPC to confirm compatibility. To identify the model/UPC number on your ceiling fan, please look for a label on the top of your motor housing (usually a silver sticker), which will include the manufacturer’s model number and/or UPC number (12 digits). TIP: If it is difficult to see the label without taking down your fan, consider using your smart phone to take a picture of the label.

This is an O.E.M. authorized part. Fits various Dyson models. Made in United States. Model # 917633-01 Features: This is an O.E.M. authorized part Fits various Dyson models OEM Part Number 917633-01 This is a Bissell replacement part Part Number 917633-01 This is an O.E.M. part Item Dimensions: 1″ L x 1″ W x 1″ H

Keep your vacuum running like new! Replace your old filter with a new one! This filter captures debris collected by the vacuum. Its reusable and easy-to-clean design offers an environmentally friendly and cost-effective option. The cloth material is also known for being more durable than other types of filters, such as paper filters, allowing it to be used multiple times. Additionally, its user-friendly design allows for easy and quick installation, making the process simple and hassle-free. This cloth filter is compatible with the Makita XLC02, LC01, and BCL180 cordless vacuum models.Makita is known for producing high-quality, durable, and reliable power tools and has a reputation for innovation and excellence in the industry. Its products include a wide range of corded and cordless power tools, as well as a range of outdoor power equipment. Their innovations are reflected in this T-03193 cloth vacuum filter. Get yours now here at PlumbersStock!

As the dirt-filled air makes its way towards the exhaust port, it gets passed through the vacuum cleaner bag. These bags are made of porous woven material, which acts as an filter for air. The little holes in the bag are large enough to let air particles pass, but tiny enough for most dirt particles to fit through. Thus, when the air current streams into the vacuum bag, all the air moves on through the bag material, but the debris and dirt collect in the bag.