🧹 Large Happy Tree See-Through Wand Head for Upholstery/Carpet Cleaning – Convert Wet-Dry Vac into Efficient Extractor! Perfect Detailing Hand Tool for Portable Extractor & Truck Mount Review

I was very excited but now completely disappointed. Not suitable for expensive household vacuums OR the latest most expensive craftsman vacuums. What? At over $30 for a small light fixture, why do I still have to clean everything with gorilla tape?! :(

It's expensive and cheaper, unfortunately not. Clear plastic isn't expensive, but they have no competition, so prices will remain high. However, it's worth seeing the dirt rise (or not) to know where to start cleaning, otherwise you're just guessing!

I have used this multi-purpose vacuum attachment with a 2.5" to 1.5" adapter to clean car seats. I read in another review that drilling holes near the edge improves suction. I drilled 5 small holes along the top edge at the front of this nozzle and now it works even better.

I have been using this light for a few weeks now. I use it in a regular shop vacuum as an easier fix for my $1500 carpet vacuum. The stick itself seems very durable as I've dropped it on concrete many times with no issues. One thing I did to improve wet suction was to drill 3 small holes on the top next to the open end of the wand. It works great and I regret not buying it sooner.

I used tape to attach it to the wet vacuum cleaner and now I have a carpet cleaner! The nozzle itself is wider than the tube of my vacuum cleaner. So I wrapped it with tape and it works great. I find the best mounting option in the hardware store. But that's enough for now. I used it to detail the interior of my car and it worked much better than a rented doctor's mat. All you need is a good spray bottle and a vacuum with this clear nozzle.

This is the only nozzle with a transparent nozzle that is not specially designed for the extractor. I hooked it up to my wet and dry vacuum (I had to use one of those universal step adapters to attach it to my hose) and vacuumed the carpet after a thorough sweep. The transparent nozzle helps to see the color of the extracted liquid and gives an idea of whether the carpet is clean or not. In general, the nozzle makes a solid and well-made impression. I've dropped it a few times and so far it's…

Expensive and unfortunately there are no cheaper alternatives. Clear plastic isn't expensive, but they have no competition, so prices will remain high. However, it's worth seeing the dirt rise (or not) to know where to start cleaning, otherwise you're just guessing!

I have been using this nozzle for a few weeks now. I use it in a regular shop vacuum as an easier fix for my $1500 carpet vacuum. The stick itself seems very durable as I've dropped it on concrete many times with no issues. One thing I did to improve wet suction was to drill 3 small holes on the top next to the open end of the wand. It works great and I regret not buying it sooner.

I taped this to a wet vacuum and now I have a carpet cleaner! The nozzle itself is wider than my vacuum's tube. So I taped it around and it works great. Hardware store is the best way to attach it. But that's enough for now. I used it to detail the interior of my car and it worked much better than a rented doctor's mat. Everything, what you need is a good spray bottle and a vacuum with that clear nozzle.

This is the only clear nozzle I have been able to find that is not specifically designed for use with a vacuum cleaner. I hooked it up to my wet and dry vacuum (I had to use one of those universal step adapters to attach it to my hose) and vacuumed the carpet after a thorough sweep. The transparent nozzle helps to see the color of the liquid being sucked up and tells you whether the carpet is clean or not. In general, the nozzle makes a solid and well-made impression. I've dropped it a few…