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user2894862465951 :

Which Tineco Vacuum model is this one ?

2024-11-18 03:13:46

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sgt_neckbeard :

I went for a Dreame H12 Pro cause it dries out the brush after doing self cleaning 😁

2024-11-16 20:50:06

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stephanieB087 :

I love my tineco

2024-11-16 00:21:06

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Nora Ayola :

Honest question, how do you clean the Tineco in itself? I would hate to have it smell like rancid milk. Does it have washable pads or like a filter?

2024-11-16 19:52:56

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Bissma__ :

Im impressed. I’ll buy one when I got money and a house.

2024-11-16 12:20:49

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MoFerMeme :

WAIT... YOU CAN VACUUM LIQUIDS? Does it hurt the vacuum?

2024-11-16 16:57:07

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i was hoping the machine was $6.55

2024-11-17 21:24:03

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Mudder33 :

I just spent 399 on a tineco. Do I need to spill a coffee now ? 😂😂

2024-11-16 16:37:52

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User_127.0.0.1 :

Yes but how hard is it to clean the Tineco afterwards? 🧐

2024-11-16 11:41:58

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guill3rm0s :

You got your vacuum a spicy mocha, how thoughtful

2024-11-16 22:48:31

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SARABI :

tineco tombe en panne au bout de 2 ans et plus sous à garantie à fuirrrrr

2024-11-25 13:34:16

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rikibearr :

paper towel works, hope this helps

2024-11-16 15:05:40

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JD :

My vacuum cleaner wont even pick up a hair after i went over it for the 6382010th time 😭😭

2024-11-18 15:21:41

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Daniel monye :

You missed a spot

2024-11-16 13:18:45

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SuperMoni :

Tineco or dreame?

2024-11-17 00:05:28

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martina :

ho is you magic?

2024-11-17 02:32:26

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ℍ𝕌𝔾𝔼 ꫀꪀꪜꪗ :

Did you have fun cleaning the tineco afterwards 😂

2024-11-17 03:14:19

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User1028659016 :

Why does the spilled drink not behave like a liquid?

2024-11-16 14:27:47

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Hayky - Madalina Costin :

Not me being so delulu to add to my cart every single vacuum cleaner i see on TikTok

2024-11-17 13:44:38

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Sophie’s Simp :

This vacuum is SO HARD to clean, and immediately gets moldy if not fully and perfectly cleaned every time. It is a huge inconvenience.

2024-11-16 23:21:29

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Big Lemon 3 :

a mop can do this....

2024-11-17 08:12:13

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Pfras13 :

You have to mark ads as ads.

2024-11-16 15:25:09

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Xxxxx :

Just got influenced

2024-11-17 11:32:56

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Jack :

You missed a spot

2024-11-16 20:05:16

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Luke :

pls what version of tineco is this? it looks awesome someone tell me plsss

2024-11-16 20:13:00

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