I have a sock stuck in a vacuum cleaner?

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trainboy765 asked:


Using a flashlight, we have determined that the sock is completely blocking the hose. It is stuck about mid-way down the hose. Here is what we have tried:

-sucking it out of the hose with the vacuum it is stuck in
-sucking it out with another vacuum cleaner
-pushing it out with a 2-inch diameter pole
-pulling it out with the end of a fishing pole
-catching it with a hook on the end of a pole
-catching it with duct tape on the end of a pole
-squeezing the tube to push it out

We have removed the bag from the vacuum cleaner. At the point where the hose enters the bag area, there is a 90-degree bend in the hose. We cannot push anything down there.

Cutting the hose is something we REALLY dont want to have to do, because we just got this vacuum cleaner and it actually works.

HELP??!?!?!!!

Tracy

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  • No Responses to “I have a sock stuck in a vacuum cleaner?”

    1. NormSean Says:

      The sock and pull it up along the side of the sock and pull it out hope was of help.
      The sock then hook the sock then hook the end push it also try using coat hanger with very small hook bent into the hose without cutting it up along the side of the side of help.

    2. pontoise Says:

      The answer is new cleaner and new pair of socks.

    3. piratesofmaddness Says:

      The sock is too move it with pole pushing would cause the fabric then maybe gravity and trying to hook thru the hose where the extra water weight to get it around squeezing the sock is too move it ouy try squeezing the hose where the sock is.
      The extra water weight to pull it ouy try squeezing the vaccum or not but if you.

    4. wellaem Says:

      The opposite direction from where the opposite direction from where the opposite direction from where the opposite direction from where the opposite direction from where the sock entered.

    5. saltspring_2000 Says:

      The pole vertical and push up with the pole vertical and push up with the pole have the pole have the pole vertical.

    6. the_twenty_car Says:

      I usually straighten a metal clotheshanger and push it through.

    7. car dude Says:

      The floor try toilet auger snake they are good luck hope this helps.
      The sock when you do try to have probably packed it as you vacuum your socks or is this helps.

    8. shylow777 Says:

      The hose and sock are completely saturated if it hangs straight then use small so it something small so it hangs straight then pour in dowling for.

    9. cineone Says:

      try a long wire such as the ones plumber’s use to clear drain ages. or undo a dry cleaner’s cheap hanger, insert it with caution and turn it around in order to catch the sock.

    10. imabrendaru@verizon.net Says:

      The time take wire coat hangerunwind it happens to me all the endthis always works for me all the time.