“Regarding the Hoover Wind Tunnel 2 is it self-propelled? Is it easy to push? Are the tools wasy to get to? Does the internal tubing clog? Will it work in laminate floors? What accessories come with it?”
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It is easy to push. The tools store on "clips" on the side of the unit itself. (no flip-down covers to break off) It comes with extension sections, a crevice tool, an elongated brush, and a small cleaning tool with a small internal rotating brush. I have not had any clogs in the tubing, but the tubing is opaque so if you did accidentally vacuum up something substantial, you could probably see where it was stuck.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.It is not self propelled, but with the beater bar engaged it tends to pull the vacuum cleaner making it easy to push, which requires more effort to pull. Tools are attached to the body and easy to use and access, have never had a clog and the beater bar can be turned on or off making it great for laminate or other hard floors. Tools are what are typical for upright vacuum cleaners.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi Candy! The WindTunnel 2 is not slef-propelled, but it is easy to push and maneuver. All the tools can be easily accessed on the vacuum itself. Clogging can happen if something like a sock gets sucked up, but all the hoses are mostly external and can be unclogged easily. We do not recommend the WindTunnel 2 for any hard floors, as it does not come with a brushroll on/off switch. This comes with a want, crevice tool, and dusting brush. Hope this helps! -Michael, Hoover Customer Care
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