Principal Cable Mains Without Plug

Vacuum power cables can start to look like fire hazards over time or after few accidental passes of the brushroll.

A damaged vacuum cleaner cable is a hazard often caused by wrapping, twisting, pulling, or catching underneath the unit. If your existing cable is damaged it may cause the cleaner can smoke, spark, and even catch fire. Because of this, it is important to replace a damaged cable as soon as possible.

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