No

ok bring in the stunt foot...and...ACTION

I love when he tried to push the lever and she's like "Get out of here."

Jacob Staten 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Yes

I started watching this and was like what the hell but laughed my butt off. Thanks for the fun instructional video

Thank you :-)

how bout that big mans foot? good vid tho

Yeh it is a little FReakY!

@melanie Vasquez love my Kirby 👌👌

trolololololol

GEORGE CL Ramos Unless you're actually using the vacuum part and no attachments, it should always be in neutral. Or "N."

Make sure that nozzle os lowered all the way down on the carpet. Check if the tiny round screen is installed in the tank where you put the hose on. It also happens that after people rinse and clean the tank they use paper towel or toilet tissue to dry it inside and particles clog up the air passages in the valve. Shampoo would not go bad for years so unless you have something from last decade - you should be OK. I am not sure how well shampoo would perform if you freeze it many times over tho..

Thanks - I will double check that. Appreciate the feedback!

you put in forming shampoo and hot water

I have the same issue. Emptied a full reservoir and not even a Tablespoon of solution is in the tray.

I found out the main problem. The orange/red filter piece (1:28) falls out on mine sometimes, ends up wedged in the line. That causes it to not foam up as much as it should, and the carpet just gets wet. Also, just making sure the brush assembly is clean of anything like dog hair.

I found out about the dog hair too. Was going to post my findings, but you beat me to it ;-) I made the mistake of using my other vacuum (Dyson Animal Ball) to do my vacuuming, and there was still a ton of lint and hair on the shampoo brush.

This is not like one of those "extractors". There is no suction at all when removing the suds from the rug. The way this works - It uses foam to spread small amount of water on the carpet. Thus is does not soak but barely moistens the fibers and gets dirt loose. So you should not wait too long before picking it up otherwise moisture will get absorbed by carpet. When you going back over the spot shampoo was applied - brush roller spins and scrubs the dirty water off the fibers and throws it into the tray. Some of the moisture and dirt would still stay on the carpet. When it dries ingredients in shampoo would not let the dirt stick back to the carpet. So it is HIGHLY recommended to vacuum the carpet after it completely dries. As of barely any or none of the dirty water in the tray (assuming that may happen due to 3 reasons. 1 - You did not have the tray all the way down to the carpet so brush is not even reaching the rug to scrub. 2 - You are letting the foam to sit on the rug too long so it gets absorbed and/or dries. 3 - Carpet is very old and/or very dirty and ir absorbs the moisture very fast so it cannot be scrubbed off by the brush. Therefore you should use only carpet stain removers as they should contain some chemicals that would cover carpet fibers with protective - dirt/moisture repellent film. While multi surface spot removers like 409, Orage stuff or even dishwasher soap would be very effective removing stains - that area of the rug would get dirty and very hard to wash as soon as in a week.

The "filter" a.k.a. suds screen MUST be there properly installed in the tank. This is the part that turns the soapy water into the foam. It is known issue when it easily falls out . You can use lighter to heat up the clear plastic neck and then squeeze it a bit making filter to fit tighter (do not set your house on fie or burn your fingers). Do NOT glue it in as sometimes you may have to remove it to clean it.

+Kamela Graham You are not doing it right. You have to install the front piece as if you were installing the nozzle. When pelt properly engages front shaft with the brush roller it holds everything together. See detailed instructions here: www.goodvac.com/articles.asp?id=143

Thank you. I did finally get it to work but what happened is that the belt I was given in my box was too small. I used the belt from my vacuum and it worked. Thanks for getting back to me it is greatly appreciated.

My only suggestion is that you remind people to vacuum the room first before they apply the shampoo. Great video! Loved it!

trolo lolo lalalaa laalaaaaaaa

chewpaeng12 ~ If you paid $5k you got ripped off! It's not even half that price brand new.

There are 3 lines on the tank. Depending on how large area you are doing you would fill the tank (with COOL water) up to 1st , 2nd or third line. EACH of these lines get 1 cap-full of Kirby shampoo. If you are using other than Kirby www.goodvac.com/Super_Shampoo_Lavender_Concentrated_Carpet_Shampoo_p/gv-supershampoo.htm you need to read the manufacturers notes on how to dilute it.

Debbie Martin This or dishwasher soap would do phenomenal job. Shampoo designed for carpets contains chemical that would protect fiber from dirt sticking to it once it is clean. Tide detergent hopefully does not have that but would leave carper unprotected so it would get dirty much faster. But hey - less chemicals maybe is good on the other hand...