That's what I tried, but once it gets past the clog and I pull it back out, nothing comes with. And if I make a hook, it just pushes the clog deeper.Originally posted by: Yzzim
bend a metal clothes hanger to fit inside the hose and push or hook and pull the stuff out.
Originally posted by: MeddyDuo
Our vacuum cleaner hose is plugged up with hair/fuzzy stuff, but I can't get it out. I don't have anything long enough to go in one end of the hose and push it out the other end. Any ideas?
Originally posted by: MeddyDuo
That's what I tried, but once it gets past the clog and I pull it back out, nothing comes with. And if I make a hook, it just pushes the clog deeper.Originally posted by: Yzzim
bend a metal clothes hanger to fit inside the hose and push or hook and pull the stuff out.
Originally posted by: MeddyDuo
Yes the hose comes off but it's a tough clog. I took a bar from our weight bench and slid it in there, and just kept pushing it farther (it's hard to explain, imagine sliding a wooden dowel throught a water hose. You can feel where the dowel is at and keep sliding it). I got to the clog and started pushing really hard and it wouldn't come out. A little wire type thing also poked out the side of the hose right about where the clog was, so I don't know if it was there before or if I just caused that.
So the snake option is probably the best, right? That way I can pull the clog out a little at a time.
Originally posted by: Mill
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