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I've had 1 of these sitting waiting for the float assembly to turn up some day. It's been 15 years now and over the weekend I dug out a bunch of stuff I was getting ready to strip and toss. I pulled the bug green out and left it where it was easy to get to. I decided to test it without the float...

It seems that the rainbow SE I picked up from a thrift for $7.49 is missing the bottom cover and possibly even more parts that attach to the bottom or go over the exhaust etc.. The main body is fine, both latches are there the spinning filter and the seal ate good. I went to see about parts on a...

Has anyone else had the chance to look at the newest hoover bagged vacuums? They make a blue t-series and a red Max Pet that both use their poorly thought out belt tensioner that's always been a bit if a problematic feature and has claimed many a belt over the years. The newest models have been...

I'm sure many here have fallen for the dreaded impossible to fix Bissell proheat 2x repairs. There are times when you can get away with bypassing and disconnecting the heater and everything is fine again. But as you know trying to explain to a customer that the heater is only there to cause...

Recently I've been working on some of the less durable Shark models that have excluded the typical Navigator or Rotator names. The first thing I've seen is a much less durable design, typically trying to get the brush roll closer to the sides of the case. As a result the brush motor, belt and...

I found my problem.

Now I know Electrolux has been leader in the industry for many decades, I myself swear by their 3 head polishers for just about any type of wet scrubbing, they just simply work well and seem to last forever! More recent designs of vacuums have brought a very different type of product, one...