The HENRY Company

Vacuum cleaners have belts. Most belts are rubber. Rubber wears out & breaks (or worse yet, they slip, so when a good-intentioned consumer checks it, it's not broke, so "it must be fine". When a stretched belt is put on the floor, the carpet stops or slows the brush, you say to yourself, there's no suction! A belt is a couple dollars + a couple dollars labor + a couple minutes of your time, so do it at least once per year (twice a year is better). We sell a lot of belts to guys that find vacs in the garbage - a belt was all they needed!