Help! Should I order this or not? Half the reviews are saying not a Bissell part, and it's too short hence lets the air out, defeating the purpose??
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I would check the office Bissell site and see if your machine uses part 32076. If it does, it should work. Worse case, the vender will have to send a new one if it doesn't fit and it should have.
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It is a Bissell Replacement filter. And I have ordered them. Mine fit perfectly. Are you sure you have the right part and model numbers?
1808738
I ordered one for my Bissell and it fits fine, I couldn't find this filter in a store. I also bought another to have as a spare.
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I did not personally think the one that came with my vacuum fit perfectly. It had a small gap between the filter and the vacuum. This one seems to fit my vacuum just as well if not better. For me, if I should discover it is not quite the right size I will just add a seal using hot glue. This will seal the hole and not ruin my vacuum. This may not be optimal for someone else. Give it a try and if you are unhappy with it then return it to Amazon. They are always great about returns.
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It is not a bissell part. I would get the real Bissell one from their site.
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Ditto here, I was expecting the geniuses at Hoover to show me the working of their vacuum but once I saw their even more genius product's video, "the amazing box", I'm sold! Update: Unfortunately my husband angrily tore out the precious box, he couldn't figure out how to open it...I should of made him watch this amazing video :( I am now looking for a replacement box.
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Well that's up to you, regardless of what vacuum you buy you will have to clean filters if you want to work like its brand new. cleaning consists running them under water and letting them dry. Im not the Bissell sales person but I like this vacuum and I looked around a lot. Hope it helps-End feed.
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No, I would contact Bissell regarding self propelling vacuums. I think that is a very good option for the future and I know I would be interested in that as well. I once borrowed the robo vacuum and had to empty it every 5 minutes. It needed rescuing all the time.
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NOOOOOOOOOO & Here's why it's a very thin narrow pad.It would take U 4ever 2 clean Ur floors.U can try it but that's why I sent mine back.I bought a Bisseel pet Vacuum cleaner for $42.at christmas time threw Walmart & I still have it & I had 6 cats & 3 dogs at that time.I beleive in Bissell's products & I was really disappointed in this one.Maybe the Bissell Symphony might be better.I don't know.I've tried the spin mops & those have worked really well,except the mop handle broke & also the taking off 2 clean the mop.So now I have the Libman.
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This machine is a suction-type vac sealer so requires a bag / roll with a pattern (like VacMaster) or embossment (like Foodsaver). Smooth bags will collapse not letting the air to be sucked out. Altho some ppl will tell you to put a wrinkle or a banding strip down the middle, I find this not worth the time. Stick with the suction bags / rolls and all will be good! (speaking of experience)
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One should have been included in your box when you purchased it, but if you have lost it, or didn't get it, go to www.Bissell.com and follow instructions.
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i just purchased this machine late sept. read my posting on amazon dated oct 1st. (Wolffe )yes u r right about the attachments being not proper.anyways. i found that it i very easy to get a i inchunion from a old vacuum from a local vacuum store and attach the old extension hose. i have 16ft of hose now . hope this helps. specially when vacuuming thecar. sorry ia had no reason to read your post until now.
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Thanks for asking my opinion, unfortunately I cannot offer any input on the wood floor vacuuming because I only use the bissell on carpeting in my home.
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Authorized bissell repair center says that they have a lot of these little things in their shop, all under warranty, all with the motor having burnt in the first year... they are waiting on Bissell to send them a replacement...so I would say, no, if it's not under warranty it's not going to be worth servicing. If I had to do it over again, I would not have gotten this piece of crap.
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Sorry to hear about the leak! It could be caused by dirty debris wrapped around the brushes or underneath the unit. Try cleaning the bottom and if you are still having issue please contact us so we can help. http://www.bissell.com/contact-us/?cid=ccsocial2107
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This attachment is made for and fits model #F5914900, which is what I currently own along with this attachment, and my advice to you is not to purchase the hard floor attachment for your model either. The Hoovers actually pick up more water off of hard floors w/o using the attachment. Bissel is better at this with their squeegee attachment for their machines...Hoover actually designed an attachment that makes their machine less efficient. (I've owned several machines from both brands over the years.) Being honest & trying to save you the trouble-good luck!
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Not sure of the exact models I just know it's bissell. I would try googling it.
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I had a terrible time trying to figure out what would fit, and bought this, the wrong hose, the first time. Then I found the website vacpartswarehouse.com. You have to find your model number (mine is on the plate at the bottom of the vacuum) and then search for that model. The page lists every single part that works for that model, including the extra-long hose (in my case, model U5759 calls for part 43434043). The drawback is that it doesn't work for regular floor-cleaning, so I switch back and forth, using the hose that came with the vacuum normally, the extra-long hose for jobs where I am reaching up high. I had a terrible time trying to figure out what would fit, and bought this, the wrong hose, the first time. Then I found the website vacpartswarehouse.com. You have to find your model number (mine is on the plate at the bottom of the vacuum) and then search for that model. The page lists every single part that works for that model, including the extra-long hose (in my case, model U5759 calls for part 43434043). The drawback is that it doesn't work for regular floor-cleaning, so I switch back and forth, using the hose that came with the vacuum normally, the extra-long hose for jobs where I... » Read More I had a terrible time trying to figure out what would fit, and bought this, the wrong hose, the first time. Then I found the website vacpartswarehouse.com. You have to find your model number (mine is on the plate at the bottom of the vacuum) and then search for that model. The page lists every single part that works for that model, including the extra-long hose (in my case, model U5759 calls for part 43434043). The drawback is that it doesn't work for regular floor-cleaning, so I switch back and forth, using the hose that came with the vacuum normally, the extra-long hose for jobs where I am reaching up high. « Show Less
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I remember looking at it and thinking the same thing. Actually didn't know about the other sites. There is a similar steam broom selling on infomercials for somewhat less than even that. And truth be told, I'm not sure I would even pay that much for it. I would love a steam mop that does the same thing, but more than $50 and I have to wonder what kind of special plastic they used to make this stuff. Somebody must be buying it or else the price would be lower. And I'm sure Bissel's reputation is better than that infomercial item too, just to be fair.
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I don't know, I just searched on Bissell and the model number and I got the filters that I needed and everything was great, I hope that helps.
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oops, I 'lied' about floor attachment being included...I use one from my old vacuum and it works fine