How Do You Repair A Vacuum Cleaner Hose?
The majority of vacuum cleaners suction dirt and debris through the vacuum cleaner hose even when the vacuum is in floor-clean mode. The dirt is picked up by the rollers on the base of the vacuum and sucked up through the hose that wraps up and over the handle of the sweeper. If the hose is disconnected, it can be used as a cleaning wand or crevice device with a few special attachments. While this design is convenient, it presents a problem. If the cleaner hose becomes clogged, the entire sweeper is out of commission until the hose is repaired. Step 1 Unplug the vacuum cleaner and move it outdoors if possible. If it is not possible, place a drop cloth on the floor to prevent the dust and dirt from the vacuum hose from soiling the floor. Step 2 Locate the two places where the vacuum hose is attached to the base of the vacuum. Pull one side of the vacuum hose up and out of the base. Quickly move the end of the hose away from the sweeper and into the garbage bag. Shake vigorously to move
