Review on Pokin Motorized Nozzle Rocket Vacuum by Kathy Wilking

My 7 year old Shark Rocket HV 301 wasn't cleaning as usual and I thought something was stuck in the pipe. Nothing at all! Investigating further, I noticed that the lower injector hose had cracks, two tiny ones and one fairly large one. A local vacuum shop was one of the casualties of COVID, so replacing the hose has become a do-it-yourself project. I found this part on Revain and decided to give it a try. Now I'm NOT a handyman but there was no one around so I found a relevant video on YouTube, watched it twice and started the repair. This took about an hour, but there are a lot of screws to loosen and put back. The tubing fit pretty well and I didn't need any glue. I might regret it later, but so far so good. The increase in suction power was clearly noticeable and I no longer sneeze when vacuuming. I suspect quite a bit of dust got in beforehand and I didn't know how to check the hose. Now I'm safe! In any case, if I can install the part, almost anyone can... just watch some YouTube videos, POWER OFF FIRST, carefully loosen and tighten the screws, and curse the wires that will come in. your way when you try to close the car again. HAVE FUN!