Thank you for the video. I was thinking about buying a waaay expensive Dyson vacuum for my tile flooring but this vacuum seems to get the job done on tiles perfectly.
My friend hates to admit this to her friends, but this was her favorite Christmas present. ruclips.net/user/postUgkx8ISPQRRAfpAaX4msGjyodObTBnlj4T5g While I used to do the floors, since she hated doing them, this has changed things in our house. In one easy to use motion it sucks, dampens, cleans and dries the floor with a super clean and walk on a minute later surface. Load up the tank with solution and water to make it ready is about all you have to do. The big tank setting will do our kitchen, dinning room, hallway and entry with no problems.We do a light vacuum or sweep first to get rid of the big stuff, but if you floor isn't that bad, you wouldn't have too. We have kids, dog, neighbor kids, and winter crud, so our floors are usually that bad. It will handle anything, but just gets dirty faster and more hair is why we might get the big stuff. We can do everything from pulling it out to sucking to cleaned up in about 30 minutes, so it makes it quick and easy. Biggest thing is the floors are pretty much dry after you move the vacuum over them. No tracking, waiting, or foot prints everywhere. Cleaning is easy with sink rinse and let it air out a bit to dry. 5 minutes to cleanup and set to dry.I give credit to my sister, as she is a professional clean freak and this is her baby with about 1,000 sft of floor that has to be cleaned. She LOVES this and that is why we now have one. Great buy!
Thank you for your video, very informative. I am having an issue with separating the main vacuum, to the handheld vacuum. Good you pls demonstrate. Thanks Much
Thanks for your video... I am thinking to buy this vacuum for his low price and good reviews... Do you recommend it... I had a vacuum robot but just broken from the roller motor and surely will take some time to repair it... The price of this motor is almost the same of this Vacuum and will take 1 or 2 months to arrive... So maybe will be good choice but this vacuum meanwhile... What do you think?
hey the nozzal between " dust cap and floor Upholstery Nozzle " is continues moving, i mean i think the lock is broken while using. how can i fix that please reply plz
The Bissell is around a pound lighter. Performance between the two are very similar and both are in the same price range. Think there are more color options with the Bissell too.
Already got a vacuum thinking getting a stick vacuum just to get under bed and certain furniture. Trying find somethiung budget friendly since everyone recommending ones that cost arm and a leg lol
The Bissell since it is lighter, Eureka is my second choice and the Simplistik would be my last. Thinking of doing side by side comparisons of these soon seeing that I'm getting closer to 1K subs.
Since it didn’t show it, and I just got one of these, are these filters disposable? The owners manual contains explicit instructions for cleaning the pre-motor filter, but not the main filter that goes on top of it and it since it fills up so fast. It looks like it’s meant to be thrown away .I can’t tell if so, how do you clean it?
I have had many of these stick vacuums electric and cordless and I would love for somebody to demonstrate one working on a shaggy rug showing that the brushes keep turning while it's on the shaggy rug vacuuming and doesn't get come to a stop when it hits the rug. No one ever does that everybody shows vacuuming on a hard floor or a hard matted rug that's not shaggy and I got a feeling that's because they know it's a piece of crap and I can't do it so I won't buy it because nobody can demonstrate that for me that it works I'm sick of buying stuff like this and returning them when somebody shows me a vacuum cleaner it works on a shaggy rug that's a vacuum stick I will buy it.
Thank you for the video. I was thinking about buying a waaay expensive Dyson vacuum for my tile flooring but this vacuum seems to get the job done on tiles perfectly.
Thank you for actually cleaning up a mess! Most videos shows someone using a product on an already tidy area and it's hard to see if it actually works
My friend hates to admit this to her friends, but this was her favorite Christmas present. ruclips.net/user/postUgkx8ISPQRRAfpAaX4msGjyodObTBnlj4T5g While I used to do the floors, since she hated doing them, this has changed things in our house. In one easy to use motion it sucks, dampens, cleans and dries the floor with a super clean and walk on a minute later surface. Load up the tank with solution and water to make it ready is about all you have to do. The big tank setting will do our kitchen, dinning room, hallway and entry with no problems.We do a light vacuum or sweep first to get rid of the big stuff, but if you floor isn't that bad, you wouldn't have too. We have kids, dog, neighbor kids, and winter crud, so our floors are usually that bad. It will handle anything, but just gets dirty faster and more hair is why we might get the big stuff. We can do everything from pulling it out to sucking to cleaned up in about 30 minutes, so it makes it quick and easy. Biggest thing is the floors are pretty much dry after you move the vacuum over them. No tracking, waiting, or foot prints everywhere. Cleaning is easy with sink rinse and let it air out a bit to dry. 5 minutes to cleanup and set to dry.I give credit to my sister, as she is a professional clean freak and this is her baby with about 1,000 sft of floor that has to be cleaned. She LOVES this and that is why we now have one. Great buy!
Just got my blaze today!! Didnt know theyve been making them for so many years!!!!
I just got mine today and I threw away the instructions 🤦♂️and i wasnt sure if it was gonna clean very well
Thnaks for the video
Waiting for mine to be delivered. Looks good. Great video!
Well done. Simple and clear. Keep up the good job
You did not demonstrate how to disassemble it to make it a hand vac…
did u figure it out i cant
But how do you switch the nozzle
That's the only reason I'm looking for videos, and no one has shown this yet! Wtf
@@ashleypalmer9768 read the manual if your machine came one, it should tell you there
Did they have
I wanna know as well. Like what the fuckk
@@MissMerylinNaulook up a manual online. Not worth cussing over.
What about the black and Decker cheap model like this? Which one is better?
Thank you for your video, very informative. I am having an issue with separating the main vacuum, to the handheld vacuum. Good you pls demonstrate. Thanks Much
thanks for sharing I just ordered one :)
how do you get the bottom part off so it can be hand held i dont want to break it but cant figure it out if anyone can tell me please
I have the same problem.
Same problem here
Thanks for your video... I am thinking to buy this vacuum for his low price and good reviews... Do you recommend it... I had a vacuum robot but just broken from the roller motor and surely will take some time to repair it... The price of this motor is almost the same of this Vacuum and will take 1 or 2 months to arrive... So maybe will be good choice but this vacuum meanwhile...
What do you think?
hey the nozzal between " dust cap and floor Upholstery Nozzle " is continues moving, i mean i think the lock is broken while using.
how can i fix that
please reply plz
Hi, am confused between Eureka and Bissell lightweight stick bagless vacuum...can you please suggest? Thank you
The Bissell is around a pound lighter. Performance between the two are very similar and both are in the same price range. Think there are more color options with the Bissell too.
@@CounterClutter Okies! Thank you for your response!
The Eureka Blaze seems to be much better according to vacuum experts: ruclips.net/video/lcMbYdfCV2g/видео.html
Could you put the link of product? I'd like to get one too! Thanks
Already got a vacuum thinking getting a stick vacuum just to get under bed and certain furniture. Trying find somethiung budget friendly since everyone recommending ones that cost arm and a leg lol
Hi! Does it pick up hair?
Which do you prefer? The Bissell, Dirt Devil, or this Eureka?
The Bissell since it is lighter, Eureka is my second choice and the Simplistik would be my last. Thinking of doing side by side comparisons of these soon seeing that I'm getting closer to 1K subs.
Since it didn’t show it, and I just got one of these, are these filters disposable? The owners manual contains explicit instructions for cleaning the pre-motor filter, but not the main filter that goes on top of it and it since it fills up so fast. It looks like it’s meant to be thrown away .I can’t tell if so, how do you clean it?
Love how these videos show using but not actual info of how to change to the hand mode....zero helpful
I just got one of these
How do you deep clean the filter?
The sink
thank you thank you thank you.
Does it have a brush?
No brush with this model.
Take the capture nossle
The head swivels waaaay too much. It's all over the place.
Back ground music is too much horibal
I have one of these but have no idea how to separate the pieces. Useless video. No, I do not have the manual.
I have the same problem today. Did you ever figure it out?
so bad
I have had many of these stick vacuums electric and cordless and I would love for somebody to demonstrate one working on a shaggy rug showing that the brushes keep turning while it's on the shaggy rug vacuuming and doesn't get come to a stop when it hits the rug. No one ever does that everybody shows vacuuming on a hard floor or a hard matted rug that's not shaggy and I got a feeling that's because they know it's a piece of crap and I can't do it so I won't buy it because nobody can demonstrate that for me that it works I'm sick of buying stuff like this and returning them when somebody shows me a vacuum cleaner it works on a shaggy rug that's a vacuum stick I will buy it.