How to Get a toddler sock from the hose

Unspool a coat hanger and leave the end that looks like a cork screw alone straighten the rest of the coat hanger then run the coat hanger into the hose till you get to the sock the use the corkscrew end to bore into the sock and once it binds and wont turn any more pull it out

I sucked up a microcloth and used a sewer snake. It was up in the handle part. Saw the answer about a clothes hanger but it was not long enough.

remove the hose from your vacuum. fill it with water making the sock heavy and wet. empty excess water then take the hose outside and swing it around like a helicopter and the sock or whatever will fly out. I just discovered this when my son sucked up a headband. Let the hose dry before using it again or just keep spinning it until its mostly dry and put it back on your vacuum.

this is a serious design problem with the shark. i like the shark because it is light, but it is very difficult to maintain.

Okay. I just had this issue. I took the hose off and used a “zip-it” drain unclogging tool.

"Remove the hose from the shark and put it to a Henry hoover it sucked a sock straight through

proved Henry had better suction than the SHARK!!!!"