It’s fine for window sills and shelves, but we’d suggest avoiding it when cleaning delicate surfaces.. All the tools can be attached to the main wand or to the body in handheld mode.
Check for visible clogs at either end.Then gently use a broom stick to.
dislodge any clogs.(don’t use too much force.).Rinse the hose with cold water.
submerge the hose.in a few inches of water with washing up liquid.. Re-rinse the hose.
thoroughly with cold water..
Allow the hose to.And how does it relate to a stuck brush?.
A vacuum’s belt drives the brush to turn at a high speed.Over time, it’s common for a belt to become stretched or broken, especially as vacuum belts are often made from rubber..
When this happens, the brush roll will stop turning correctly.This can happen instantly if the belt is broken, or get worse over time if the belt has been overstretched..