If the suctions don't work, can't you just add some command strips?
892377
The only place to put the command strips would be on the suction cups, but other than that, I don't see why not.
892378
I would say no. But the suction is very powerful. It's a very well built product.
1571845
Yes you can. It is very easy to do and does a great job as long as the suction cup pad is clean.
119352
Possibly. But not as well as one would think. Try scrub brush and hot soapy water and shop vac. Or pay 40$ and have Stanley stemmer do it
665711
im sure you can get some of those command stick strips or maybe even drill it, but i didnt hang mine on the wall and the board doesnt come with anything to do so.
1896117
They have a different clamp that doesn't use suction which may be a solution?
1569557
That's what I have done. Cleaned the old ones and make sure you do not have uneven surface. It works ok.
1197635
I would assume so since it glues on. The idea behind the Command Strips is that, when you want to remove them they come off easily and not leave a mark.
1521141
Sorry... 'don't know why your unit lost suction cause mine still works fine. Per all the other previous feedback left about this product concerning suction issues, perhaps it has to do with the little rubber band on the hand unit. I would check that first. Good luck!
1220016
Yes. Although I chose to use 3M command strips. I can never line those holes up correctly.
1647730
Make sure that you have no kinks in the hosing, and then you turn the water on all the way so it's shooting out the bottom stick in the tank and turn the blue switch and it should begin suction. If not double check to make sure all connections are done correctly and tightly. If all else fails contact the company for support and possible product replacement. The best of luck to you once it's working its a wonderful product
1643134
Maybe you can try to release the vacuum in there first by reversing the valve to "discharge" ....
1220749
probably the mini fan from the back of the system is full of dust, dust it off with a vacuum hose very carefully it might work. good luck.
1886100
I would think there must be some kind of blockage in the vacuum function of the machine. any floor cleaner that uses vacuum uses a fairly simple system consisting of a fan for the suction, and a series of small duct tubes to direct the airflow. any obstruction in the duct tubes will reduce or eliminate the suction. also the fan that creates the suction could also become faulty or damaged. a mechanically savvy person could dig into the machine a bit and possibly figure out the problem. they are not very sophisticated devices. there is a belt that drives the scrub brush, and the dirty water is sucked up and deposited in the holding tank. all of those functions I mentioned have to be looked at.
509138
No, just on the areas. The stuff doesn't work. Call a pro. Some are very reasonable.
1251804
These come with one command adhesive strip, which you press and hold on the base, then press the base to a cleaned wall. My bathroom is VERY humid, and suction cups don't stick for more than say... 20-30 minutes. I now have 3 of these and they have not fallen once yet and they have been up through some bathroom renovation and stuff falling into them for over a month now.
1628031
If you're still under warranty, send the unit back. My wife's unit lost suction completely within the first year. The replacement lost suction even quicker. It's too bad you wasted money on this poorly designed product.
1966191
If you have the "Automatic" button selected then that would happen. Otherwise press the "Auto" button again to put it in manual and then select the Plus/Minus suction controls to the setting you desire. Mine however only changes the suction power when I use the hose, when in "Auto", but never while using the brush bar. Really doesn't sound like you have a problem.