🔧 Enhanced Crevice Tool Replacement Review

I tightened the crevice nozzles for the Shark Navigator and it fits. It was what I thought I needed. It is not so. This is a non-refundable policy. Luckily it wasn't very expensive.

Nothing suits my shark. It's too small so it hangs on the end of the hose. Since it's too small, it doesn't suck as concentrated as with my original. But for the money it will work!

I ordered this for my Shark Rocket which was not listed as a mismatched vacuum but it didn't fit. Too small diameter. I pay for Revain Prime so I'm very disappointed that I was only refunded a whopping $0.54 after deducting the return shipping.

WILL NOT FIT Dirt Devil Clean Quick Lite Plus Model UD 20015. Tool hole diameter same as hose so will not fit. Very surprised that it cannot be returned as it is a prime product. Not one of my best buying experiences at Revain.

So as a nozzle it fits. Yes, and dirt and crumbs and dust suck into it. So it works. But it's a small and thin plastic that looks like it was 3D printed in a hurry. It will work for you but I feel like a third rate product.

It "fits" and "works". It would be better if it was thicker/better material and longer. You know, to get to longer slots. One day it will crack and break because it's more like plastic than rubber. For example, do you understand what I mean?

Ideal for Bissell. I bought it as a car vacuum cleaner attachment because I didn't feel like vacuuming in the car wash because of Covid. I drive a Mini and the little stick fits in every corner. I think this is one of the best purchases under $10 I've ever made. Ideal.

This is a good crevice tool and well worth the money. Unfortunately it didn't fit my Shark vacuum hose because the diameter of the tool is too small. It's my own fault for not paying attention when ordering. If I had the right vacuum to go with this tool I would say this is the perfect replacement part!

Unfortunately the crevice tool is too tight on the 1 1/4" vacuum tube. Join overlap area. Less stress area, I think the likelihood of the plastic crevice tool in future in this area is high, a possible solution might be to grind the inside of the crevice tool to increase the internal diameter, too bad they did it with a 1mm wider hole.