Rubberized Pet Turbo Tool Brushroll Assembly-Active Orange Bristles WindTunnel® T-Series™ Pet Rewind Bagless Upright The WindTunnel® Pet Rewind Bagless Upright helps you manage unruly pet hair and features an easy cord rewind, a folding handle for storage, 5 position carpet height adjustment, and the easy-to-clean Air-Powered Pet Hand Tool. There's no loss of suction* with Hoover® patented WindTunnel® technology that traps and channels dirt into the dirt cup** and minimizes scatter. Only 17.8 pounds - light and easy to use with thorough cleaning power Easy-to-Clean Pet Attachments - rubber blades and rolling brushes Cord Rewind with 25' Cord - no more winding?gently tap the pedal to activate the 25' Cord Rewind and retract the cord to store neatly inside Folding Handle - makes storage a snap, ideal for small storage spaces Fabulous Filtration - Carbon Filter absorbs musty pet odors; also features a rinsable filter and high-quality HEPA filter

25-Foot Power Cord - vacuum a large room without re-plugging Headlight - illuminates dark corners and under furniture for thorough cleaning Suction Only Mode Pedal - press to easily transition from carpet to hard floors 5 Position Carpet Height Adjustment - adjust as needed to clean all flooring types efficiently 8' Stretch Hose - provides instant extended reach Air-Powered Pet Hand Tool - rubber blades collect hair and powerful suction carries it away, reducing need to clean blades 12-Inch Extension Wand - extends reach of the hose Pet Upholstery Tool - rubber blades pull stubborn pet hair away from upholstery. *Per IEC 60312 4th Edition, Clause 2.9. Test results within accepted variability tolerance of 5%.**On carpet, per ASTM F608 T-Series™ Flat Non-Stretch Belt - 2 pack Carbon Filter - T-Series™ Rubberized Wiper Blade Pet Tool Air Powered Hand Tool, Crevice Tool, Dusting Brush, Rotating Pet Power Brush Bagged Upright Vacuum Cleaners

Bagless Upright Vacuum Cleaners Buy from Appliances Direct Please contact Hoover Customer Support by phone or email for assistance with finding products and parts & accessories. Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. EST Or, you may try our Service Center Locator to find help near you!How to Fix a Vacuum That Lost Suction Does your vacuum suck at sucking? Before you throw out your machine and spend a ton of money on a new one, check out these 5 tips from Domestic CEO to diagnose and effectively fix your sickly vacuum. Page 1 of 2We’ve all seen the commercials for vacuums that lose suction. It’s true, a vacuum that doesn’t have suction is not very useful housekeeping tool. The solution presented in the commercials is to buy a better, more expensive vacuum.I would argue that it does not take a $500 vacuum to get your floors clean. In fact, for the past 5 years I have been using the same $40 vacuum in my house and it works great. Keeping your vacuum working simply takes a little knowledge of why a vacuum would lose suction.

If your vacuum sucks (and not in a good way), you’ve come to the right place. Today, I have the top 5 reasons a vacuum loses suction and what you can do about it.Reason #1: The Height Is WrongThe first and most basic reason a vacuum isn’t picking things up off the floor is if the height setting for the vacuum is too high for the type of floor you are vacuuming. shark cordless stikvac vacuum cleanerThere is usually a little dial or lever on a vacuum to raise or lower it. philips dailyduo stick vacuum cleaner priceIt may say “Bare floor,” then have numbers 1 through 5 on it. bissell 87b4 vacuum cleaner pet hair eraser reviewsBare floor is the lowest your vacuum can go and should be used for any tile, wood, or other hard flooring because it will seal the vacuum to your floor to allow for the most suction power.

The lower your carpet, the closer the dial or lever should be to the bare floor setting. If your vacuum isn’t working, first try and lower the vacuum to the lowest setting and see if that fixes the problem.Reason #2: The Bag Is FullIf the vacuum still isn’t picking up on a lower setting, the next thing to check is if a full vacuum bag or collection canister is to blame for your vacuum’s loss of suction. Luckily, this is really easy to determine as the cause of your vacuum’s poor performance. There will be a fill line on the front of a bagless vacuum, and on the vacuum bag of both upright and canister vacuums. If the dirt and hair is over the fill line of either collection spot, there’s no more room for the stuff to collect. The vacuum will continue to sound like it’s working, but won’t have any suction power to pick up the stuff on your floor. Most often, simply emptying the collection canister or changing the vacuum bag will solve a vacuum’s suction problems.If that doesn't work, it's time to check out the hose.