Review on Vacuum cleaner Bissell 1474J, white by Wiktor Wasilewski ᠌

They were forced to take it. They gave certificates in an omni-shop, and there was either Thomas or Bisel. Since I had already dealt with Thomas and didn’t want to mess with him anymore, after consulting the storekeeper! (not the seller, because the seller was zero) took this one. Disappointment came immediately. The brush, instead of ing up debris from the parquet, stupidly pushes it away. I had to develop a different cleaning technology. You move the brush, then lift it up to up the shifted debris. The brush is not manoeuvrable and does not fit under furniture. The washing function is something. In general, this is cleaning not with a water jet, as for example in thomas, which washes away dirt with a weak jet and then it up. But rather a mop with a constant supply of water. You simply rub the floor with a mop, supply water, and the vacuum cleaner in its excess. The result is a wet floor. The rubber band for collecting water on the brush is rather nominal. . the rag on the mop stops sticking to the Velcro. Sew pieces of Velcro onto the rag. The nozzle practically does not bend, you will not be able to wash the floor under the bed. You will never clean the corners with her. She misses the corners. . the clamps in the nozzle broke, and now it began to bend as you like :) But then the hose began to pop out. There is water heating, but with success you pour hot water into the tank - the effect is the same. Because you're mopping like a mop, not a jet, the water temperature isn't hot enough to soak up the old grime on the floor. On furniture, water heating helps. There are a couple of pluses. The crevice nozzle has a water nozzle and you can wash hard-to-reach places. In a round fluffy nozzle, pierce a water plug with a needle and get a nozzle that can be used to wash tiles and faience. UDP. We took mille for dry cleaning, now this monster is used 3-4 times a year.