🔍 Fette Filter - Compatible Brush Roll for Bissell 1868 and 1866 Vacuum Filter. Part # 1608683,160-8683, 1608684. Crosswave Compatible. (Combo Pack) Review

One of my biggest problems with products like the Bissell sweeper is finding replacement parts for them at a reasonable price. This is compliant. They work the way they want as the original machine parts were cheaper than buying them from Bissell. I am satisfied with their work.

Very disappointed. I have a BISSELL crosswave wireless cable and even asked if it would work with my #2590 model before I bought it. The replies said yes it would work, but it doesn't fit at all. The only reason I'm giving the filters 2 stars is because they worked great.

We save a lot of money by buying replacement filters and brush rollers! We often have to replace 6 furry friends and a few kids. Cleaning is very easy and the ability to maintain the car has allowed it to be with us for several years. Thank you for selling a great value combination that helps us preserve our products and home.

Cheaper than manufacturer price but not quite right. It was found to be slightly larger and much louder than the OEM. The vacuum cleaner has overheated after prolonged use. If you have a small area, it can suit you well. But you're spending quite a bit on a car, and you don't want to sacrifice durability to save a few bucks here and there. Back to OEM version.

I bought the Bissell Crosswave floor cleaner but I also bought extra rollers and filters for this item because there is only one roller and one filter. I always buy extra parts. I can use another roller if the first one is wet and still drying. This combo brush and cloth roller cleaner cleaned my kitchen tiles so well I was shocked at the dirty water. I didn't need any special rollers for animal hair. I would also like to point out that this floor cleaner works much better than my old Floor…

Biggest waste of money. I don't like bissell crosswave max as written. Order the one sold by bissell and it works great. Don't waste your time and money with this product. One of the ends is also different from the short one so they don't stay in place. So you get lost, but the mop still spins and doesn't hit the ends. The first time I thought it was my fault for not fixing it properly, but then so did the second. So I have more experience with bissells and I can see why they come back where…