All I would have to do is get a helix turbo handle and change it to blue and order a stretch hose and get a turbo tool that doesn't work well, there you go, you have your own helix turbo just without the wide cleaning path
That's why I don't like those helix turbo vacuums because the brushes seas up on them and lock up, idk if they fixed that issue with 2190 ones but I'd still buy the regular helix.
Hey I was just going to see if one of these thousands of ads I had to go through now that would just tell me how to hook up the attachment. first I started watching this when I'm thinking holy shit! If your that lazy of an ass that you won't bend over and pick up those obviously nuts and bolts that are obviously destroying the inside of this vacuum, then you got bigger problems than your vacuum! Theeeen I watch a little further, realizing that none of this is going to help me clean up after Easter with my Bissell, which was surprisingly low in price by the way. 0) that you guys are trashin the inside of this thing on purpose! Scientific test completed! Still don't know if I just plug the hose into the bottom and the attachment on the top and leave the gaping hole in the top of the container where I took the hose off of, or if that's the way it's supposed to be. Anyway, it's 20 minutes to 5:00 in the morning I'm just going to give it a whirl, but you guys sure know how to bust up a vac man! Carry on, as you were. Tommy, Minnesota
