When placing on the newspaper, does the brush go face down or face up for the 48 hours your suppose to air out till first use?
73659
OH oh. I was supposed to air it our first??? I didn't do that at all and it worked fine as far as I'm concerned.
571131
Plug the base in an outlet. Set the brush handle on the base. It will go both in forward or turned around toward the back. A blue light comes on to let you know the handle is on. I leave mine on the base all the time with no problem.
1999520
Five minutes. When the alarm button is turned off, then back on, the alarm goes off, even a half hour after the alarm first went off. To get the alarm to stop with the alarm button in the on position, I had to change the alarm time. Incidentally, I noticed that the clear plastic face cover is difficult to clean. I wiped it several times with a wet cloth, then again with dishwashing liquid on the cloth, and the plastic still was not perfectly clean.
1608308
I have the same problem. It's very annoying. Only thing I can think of is to tape it but then it would be a pain when you need to put the brush attachment on. Poorly designed.
325050
The timer is automatic. After 2 minutes your brush will just turn itself off. If you want to continue you must turn it back on.
1416362
Yes, this is normal. The roller is activated by the position of the handle, so if you tilt the handle up as if you are going to stand it up, the roller will stop and start again when you push the handle down when you are vacuuming. I think this has to do with not wanting the roller spinning if you are standing the vacuum up but not turning it off so that the suction and the roller dont suck up your rug.
87067
you have control over whether the brush is spinning, even when using it as an upright. setting 1 is no-brush (for hard floors) and setting 2 is with the brush. there's a safety feature where you can't have it on "2" unless you step on the release pedal and move the body of the vacuum back. you can't have the brush going while it's locked in the upright position, which is the position you'd use for the tools.
1980703
Mine had an oder for a day or two and it was gone. I was told not to sleep on it for 48 hours anyway to let it fulling expand, so it was never an issue.
1656355
No. It's a hot brush, no air, but the flint wore out in a week. Now it's a cold brush.
418324
The signal is actually the brush stopping and starting for a few seconds... a better way to explain it is that the brushing action is interrupted. You should feel this happen in your hand and mouth. What I did at first was to let it run in my hand while watching a timer... and it worked. Something you have to get used to. Hope this helped.
1303721
In addition to the steps identified in the First response, properly ventilating the room is important. The product produces a pretty heavy smell. Also if working with a brush, reverse the direction of your stroke on the secone application, this will help to hide brush strokes. Use a mask even though the directions do not require one. Good luck
1986865
The smaller the sack, the less time needed for initial puffing up. It really helps if you shake and turn the sack over several times. 24 hours should be enough unless you have an extra large sack - you can tell when the sack looks full. Don't worry too much about it. It does need periodic re-fluffing - actually a good stress relieving activity ;)
145513
I think if you flip it over to expose the brush there should be some screws that can loosen to remove the plastic opening around the brush. Make sure it's unplugged. Or just pull out the build up of hair etc. by hand.
1768262
Hi Kristen, the machine needs to run for about seven minutes. After the seven minute run time, the system needs to stay closed for about two hours. This means if you put your mask in the box in the morning, it will definitely be ready for use again by bedtime. :) Please let us know if you have any more questions! -Izabela, Customer Support
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I love the answers we rated it from soft to hard. Guess it all depends. Soft to me is when you press the bristles and they go down easly. Hard is when your press on them and they don't go down. Looks like you will just have to try it.
1036468
I don't understand the question. The brush is merely an attachment. The only "on" or "off" to be turned on or off is the power.
220198
The slide controls air flow. With the slide closed the suction is greatest but the added pressure slows down the brush rotation. Opening the slide lets more air into the head reducing suction but allows faster brush rotation. The vacuum setting should be on the gentlest setting for maxim brush speed and ease of moving the head back and forth.