Got one of these from Walmart for about $80. Haven't opened it yet. Wanted to be sure it could clean up after my dogs. I'm used to a little shop vac I got about 8 years ago. That one did a great job, had loads of attachments. Can't find another shop vac like it these days. So this was an alternative. Still deciding if I want to keep it. this definitely looks like it would be much easier to empty than the shop vac. I stopped using bags with it. But it required a lot of effort to get ready again.
So this is one is okay to use on hardwood floors? I didn’t really hear anything about hardwood floors minus the first part about the scratching of the floor. This video was mainly geared towards carpet
I was hoping you would breakdown each part and explain the use of it. I am not sure if I’m missing a piece or not… the fluffy thing my last vacuum had I don’t see with this one… maybe it’s called the filter, also, why do you keep the camera at the bottom of the vacuum the whole video .
THANK YOU! I bought one of these and my sister has an older model. I was more than WILLING to admit maybe I just wasn't SMART ENOUGH to figure out how that bottom filter came out! But it turns out my SISTER'S version DOES let her take off that bottom filter!!! 🤣😂🤣😂
When is a good time to upgrade vacuums? I have a Bissell PowerForce 1398. It still works great after 9 years, but I can’t help but admire some of these newer models.
In my opinion your model is better than the newer models that replaced it. Keep what you have. If it ain't broke don't fix it, and I prefer the 1398 to any of these newer consumer models. Since they sell a commercialized version of your machine, you can still get any parts you need for it to keep it running. I have models of these Bissells that still run after 20 years.
@@IntellitechStudios hmm well I’m mostly worried Bissell will stop selling the bags since they mostly make bagless vacs now. But if they still make this model for commercial use, perhaps that won’t be for a while.
The current version if this, both consumer and commercial, uses the same bags, so you have no worries there. The 1739 that replaced your model uses the same bags and expendables, but you lose some wand reach and lose the exhaust filter, plus you lose the side mounted power switch, which is why I personally prefer the older model that you have to the version currently available at retail.
15 Inch Wide Cleaning Path, Turbo Brush, Stretch Hose, Multicyclonic. SOOOOOO much better than the regular Powerforce Helix. Although they both have Dual Edge Cleaning, TURBO is much better
Is anyone having issues where the hose out of the machine seems to work fine. But when using the machine. The main rollers do not work and there is next to no suction?
I now have all 4 of the New & Improved Bissell Powerforce Helixes: blue Bissell Powerforce Helix 3313 model, purple Bissell Powerforce Helix 3313U model, green Bissell Powerforce Helix Turbo Rewind Pet 3333 model, and red & black Bissell Powerforce Helix Turbo Pet 3332 model
@@trillz518 I'm gonna say the Bissell Powerforce Helix Turbo Rewind Pet model number 3333 and the Bissell Powerforce Helix model number 3313 just because it's blue and because the green Bissell Powerforce Helix Turbo Rewind Pet has a retractable cord and you don't have to wrap the cord up by hand
I just bought the same unit and I absolutely love it, No Regrets!!!
The problem you explained at 12:02 of debris popping out when using the hose tool, I am facing the same issue.
very honest and informative review as always
Awesome Bissell powerfone turbo pet video
Wow I feel good. I feel just fine. I love this content.
Got one of these from Walmart for about $80. Haven't opened it yet. Wanted to be sure it could clean up after my dogs. I'm used to a little shop vac I got about 8 years ago. That one did a great job, had loads of attachments. Can't find another shop vac like it these days. So this was an alternative. Still deciding if I want to keep it. this definitely looks like it would be much easier to empty than the shop vac. I stopped using bags with it. But it required a lot of effort to get ready again.
I have one but lost the part inside the dirt housing rinsing and cleaning it out. I'm not sure what they call it. Just wondering if i need it or not.
So this is one is okay to use on hardwood floors? I didn’t really hear anything about hardwood floors minus the first part about the scratching of the floor. This video was mainly geared towards carpet
It's okay, but I would recommend picking up a Bissell 3 in 1 stick Vac for hard floors
I was hoping you would breakdown each part and explain the use of it. I am not sure if I’m missing a piece or not… the fluffy thing my last vacuum had I don’t see with this one… maybe it’s called the filter, also, why do you keep the camera at the bottom of the vacuum the whole video .
Lmao… ur a joke
THANK YOU! I bought one of these and my sister has an older model. I was more than WILLING to admit maybe I just wasn't SMART ENOUGH to figure out how that bottom filter came out! But it turns out my SISTER'S version DOES let her take off that bottom filter!!! 🤣😂🤣😂
When is a good time to upgrade vacuums? I have a Bissell PowerForce 1398. It still works great after 9 years, but I can’t help but admire some of these newer models.
In my opinion your model is better than the newer models that replaced it. Keep what you have. If it ain't broke don't fix it, and I prefer the 1398 to any of these newer consumer models. Since they sell a commercialized version of your machine, you can still get any parts you need for it to keep it running. I have models of these Bissells that still run after 20 years.
@@IntellitechStudios hmm well I’m mostly worried Bissell will stop selling the bags since they mostly make bagless vacs now. But if they still make this model for commercial use, perhaps that won’t be for a while.
The current version if this, both consumer and commercial, uses the same bags, so you have no worries there. The 1739 that replaced your model uses the same bags and expendables, but you lose some wand reach and lose the exhaust filter, plus you lose the side mounted power switch, which is why I personally prefer the older model that you have to the version currently available at retail.
What is the "something " that fell out of it?
15 Inch Wide Cleaning Path, Turbo Brush, Stretch Hose, Multicyclonic. SOOOOOO much better than the regular Powerforce Helix. Although they both have Dual Edge Cleaning, TURBO is much better
Is anyone having issues where the hose out of the machine seems to work fine. But when using the machine. The main rollers do not work and there is next to no suction?
yessss I am having this issue but can not find a fix anywhere. did you find a fix
I had a paper copy of that same vacuum before it got ripped up
Hepa???
I now have all 4 of the New & Improved Bissell Powerforce Helixes: blue Bissell Powerforce Helix 3313 model, purple Bissell Powerforce Helix 3313U model, green Bissell Powerforce Helix Turbo Rewind Pet 3333 model, and red & black Bissell Powerforce Helix Turbo Pet 3332 model
Which one is your favorite or do you think is best
@@trillz518 I'm gonna say the Bissell Powerforce Helix Turbo Rewind Pet model number 3333 and the Bissell Powerforce Helix model number 3313 just because it's blue and because the green Bissell Powerforce Helix Turbo Rewind Pet has a retractable cord and you don't have to wrap the cord up by hand
None of the dubree is going into the part that I see on yours…I’m not seeing anything go into the big part that’s removable .
Its a weird word use to get me all the time too... DEBRIS 😉
I bought one last week and returned it the next day because the brushroll sounded like a chainsaw🫤
But other than that it seemed like a nice machine
Oof. Mines super smooth so you might have gotten a defective one
Mine quit at 100 days
No warranty at Walmart
No response from Bissell