Replacement Part for Bissell 5207 Spot Clean Vacuum Cleaner Hose W/Cuff # Compare to Part 1606127

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐The Replacement Part for Bissell 5207 Spot Clean Vacuum Cleaner Hose with Cuff is an absolute lifesaver, earning a well-deserved five-star rating from me! This replacement hose is a perfect match for the original part, providing seamless functionality and durability.What sets this replacement hose apart is its exceptional quality and compatibility. It fits my Bissell 5207 Spot Clean Vacuum Cleaner perfectly, allowing me to continue using my vacuum with confidence. The inclusion of the cuff ensures a secure connection and efficient cleaning performance.I appreciate how easy it was to install this replacement part. Within minutes, my vacuum was back in action, tackling messes with ease. The durable construction gives me peace of mind knowing that this hose will withstand regular use and provide long-lasting performance.Overall, the Replacement Part for Bissell 5207 Spot Clean Vacuum Cleaner Hose with Cuff is a must-have for anyone looking to restore their vacuum cleaner to its original glory. Its compatibility, quality, and ease of installation make it a five-star solution for vacuum maintenance. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Ordered this replacement hose for my wife’s trusted steam cleaner. Original hose developed a crack and lost suction as well as started leaking. This replacement was much sturdier and the hose was much better quality. Installation was easier than expected and took less than 30 minutes to install. My wife’s steam cleaner works again and well worth the cost. Happy wife, happy life!

This replacement host actually fits and works better than the original one. It's just a little bit longer, so it doesn't stretch to the point of tearing when you lock down the spray head for storage. It took me about 20 minutes to install. Gaining access to the little pump for the spray tube was a little tricky, but once you have the covers removed, access is pretty easy.

Get a YouTube video, watch it as you go the replacement & you won't go wrong cut the black rubber hose about 1 inch longer than the one you removed..Dont lose any screws or the tiny hose clamp. A very easy repair

The hose replacement fit great and seemed the same quality of the original hose. But it lasted just as long as the original (1.5 yrs) before it split again by the nozzle head. Also the hose seems to shriek with age and makes it almost impossible to fit on the head holder. And that’s why I think the hoses split where they do over time.

It's a bit difficult to replace but that's not the products fault. The original design makes it a bit of a challenge but nothing requiring special tools beyond a couple of screw drivers and a knife. You'll be removing a bunch of screws and pulling off plastic covers and components. The only part that concerned me was having to cut the water tube since if you make it too short.... you're kinda done and too long caused it to kink. You only have about a 1/4" *zone* for sizing the cut but take your time and maybe make a couple of test cuts and checking fit until you hit the zone. I waited until I've used it a few times and it works like the original so I've very happy and it was cheap enough that even with my time spent it was worth the effort to replace.

Perfect fit and just what ai needed after the factory one cracked. Was tired of using duct tape. Not glamorous at all! No leaks.

My Bissell Spot bot hose decided to tear itself along the handle and I needed a replacement right away. I found this hose on here and purchased it since I needed right away. The hose construction seems pretty god quality, I guess comparable to OEM. When you get the hose, there is a dispenser tube for the soap that you need to cut to length. Installation was fairly easy for someone who is handy. If you aren't too sure about how to install it, I would look up online for some teardown tutorials. Basically, you will be removing a bunch of screws and removing the black soap solution dispensing hose from the pump motor. You will then remove some screws from the bottom of the unit that holds the suction hose to the vacuum. Ones all that is done, you install the new replacement hose and measure how much of the black hose (hose to dispense soap solution) you need and cut it to length. I would suggest keeping a bit extra slack just in case. After installation the replacement hose worked great and started sucking up the dirty water better than my old worn out hose.