One way you can remedy this is to simply elongate the tube so that even in the back position, the tube remains submerged in the water. You can use a rubberized tube.
Possibly. I could have done a longer review of the incredibly cheap plastics they use and the size of the wire for the cleaner head that breaks. Imo it’s not worth doing anything to. It truly is junk. Sorry if this is your vacuum.
@@richardsvacuumcenter it isn’t my vacuum but I am a big fan of the water as a filter technology. I have a cheap wet vacuum that uses this concept where the suction goes through the water, snd in addition to being an effective wet and dry vacuum that traps all the lint and dust in the air , I can also have it simply run without its hose as an air purifier ( after a few drops of essential oil in the water).
Most of this is only because it's hard to repair other than that the performance is amazing it was only one small issue instead of complaining like that just shut up it's a 3 month or year warranty anyway
Yeah theyre shit. Unrepairable design. They just start to spread mold/mildew throughout the home because theyre impossible to fully clean, dry, and disinfect.
