Bissell 33N8 Genuine Spot Bot Hose with Handel 2037478

Perfect part and a very good YouTube instructional video made this s simple task.

The hard plastic piece on the end of my hose on my Spotbot Pet 33N8A broke. I superglued it several times and put duct tape, but it kept coming apart. Finally decided to look online to see if that piece was sold separately. It wasn't, but this whole hose was for a reasonable price so went with it. It worked great and is even a better fit than the original, as it has an extra inch or so in length on the flexible hose portion, making it much easier to wrap and fit in the slot without having to pull on it like I did the original one. Unfortunately, when I got it all put back together, I now have a leak. More reading online, and have decided it is due to a stiff cap on my reservoir tank and nothing to do with this hose. Ironic that it happens now, but whatever. I've now ordered that, but this hose works well, and bonus it was a color match for my old hose. Comes in a padded envelope with no instructions, which was a bummer, but looked on YouTube, and found a video for how to fix a leaking spotbot for how to take the unit apart. Unfortunately, all the videos I could find on how to replace this hose were for different models of SpotBot than the 33N8A. I don't think Amazon allows a link, but the video that helped me was titled Fix Your Bissell SpotBot Pet That Doesn't Spray. Pump Repair and Replacement Guide by Mike M.

Exact fit, easy to install

Très satisfaite

Pull up a YouTube video and learn how to fix your SpotBot before throwing it away. I have a SpotBot Pet that is easily near 10 years old. The original hose became rigid and brittle. When the metal coil inside the hose finally poked through the end, it was clearly time to toss the unit. Or was it..?A brand new SpotBot Pet is around $200, so I thought twice and researched how to fix it. This $18 hose was so quick and easy to replace the original. You just need a screwdriver and 15 minutes.This does not come with the suction head brush/tool, so don't throw away your old one if it's still good. The unit works like new, and I honestly only use the hose.The spinning "Spot" tool is gross and actually not a great way to clean up pet accidents. It just seems to evenly distribute it in a 12" circle. Try cleaning pet urine with that spinning disc and then put a blacklight on it—you will never want to step on that area again.I'm so glad I did this easy repair and feel empowered to find more DIY fixes around the house!