Tineco

I’ve always been the kind of person to fix things myself, opening power tools to see what’s wrong with them, unscrewing parts, poking around trying … Read more

What’s the big deal if your Tineco vacuum mop tube hose breaks? Well, for starters, your vacuum mop loses the capacity to suck up dust … Read more

Tineco vacuum mop batteries can be quite hard to swap by yourself. They are not meant to be user-replaceable so it can be tough, if … Read more

Tineco vacuums stop working when the filter is too dirty. Whenever something like that happens, the vacuum will give you a sign to let users know … Read more

Lots of wireless vacuum users regularly complain about the battery. Just take a look online and you’ll see a bunch of people talking about their … Read more

If your Tineco vacuum runs for a few seconds and then turns off, you’re not alone. I have a Tineco A12 cordless vacuum that would … Read more

I saw some Tineco vacuum users complaining about a tiny “o” symbol flashing repeatedly on the display. They had no idea what it meant, or … Read more

Depending on how you have it set, the charging base of a Tineco vacuum mop can be a little problematic. Usually, the device just has … Read more

The brush roller on a vacuum is what helps get out stubborn debris from surfaces like carpets. It spins and uses tiny bristles to collect … Read more

Tineco vacuums use a battery to operate wirelessly so you can clean around the house without worrying about cables getting in the way. It’s great … Read more

Vacuums need consistent airflow to be able to do their jobs. Without it, they can’t offer enough suction to get rid of dirt in the … Read more