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Miscellaneous Parts

Hoover offers a wide variety of replacement hoses for upright vacuums and canister vacuums. Some canister vacuum hoses contain an integrated power cord for nozzles that include a powered brush. See item descriptions for details.

Please note if you are looking for a Hoover SteamVac or carpet cleaner hose, see the hoses section under Carpet Cleaner Parts. Hoses for Hoover Floormates can be found in the Hoses & Tools section under hard Floor Cleaner Parts.

Most bagless upright vacuums and bagless canister vacuums have a removable dirt cup that collects dirt, dust and other debris. These are referred to as dirt cups but may also be called dirt containers. Hoover offers a wide variety of dirt cups and dirt cup lids to replace the original parts for your vacuums.

The brush rolls found in vacuums are also referred to as beater bars, rollers, carpet rollers, brush rollers or simply as brushes. Over time the bristles can be damaged and worn. This may compromise the performance of your vacuum. Replacing the brush roll helps ensure top performance. See your manual for details. Note: Remember to change your belts during the brush roll replacement process.

Hoover vacuum wands and extensions come in variety of materials and colors. The reference pictures for each part number will help you select the proper part. Note: Some wands and extensions use a pin, button or tab to secure tools, others rely on a "friction fit." Some tools are designed to fit over the wand while others fit inside the wand. Check your tools and manual for details. Wands may also be referred to as extension tubes.