Your vacuum in particular requires some attention if you expect it to maintain its suction power.
Heres how its done.
Wear a mask or even safety glasses if you suspect your vacuum is extra dirty to avoid any irritation.
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If you do wash any parts, be sure to let them dry fully before reassembling your vacuum.
Step 2:Remove and clean the filters per the owners manual.
Step 3:Remove the brush roll to remove hair and debris.
Otherwise, take a pair of scissors and snip carefully to avoid cutting the bristles.
Step 4:Wipe down the exterior of the vacuum with a dry or slightly damp cloth.
If needed, give it a spritz or two of a multipurpose spray cleaner.
Step 5:Remove the hose and any attachments.
Some might require just a dusting off while the hose especially needs a bit more TLC.
Gently remove the hose from the vacuum canisterit should simply click or twist on/off.
Wipe the exterior of the hose with a microfiber cloth.
Then, take a long brusha dryer vent brush would work well hereor a broom handle.
Insert the brush or handle and gently push it through, removing any clumps of debris.
When youre satisfied that the hose is empty, reattach it.
Step 6:Carefully click or pop all the parts back into place.
Youre probably doing yourself a disservice if you attempt to use the vacuum to clean itself.
Read the owners manual of your vacuum to confirm the punch in of filter your vacuum uses.
Foam filters can typically be washed with some soap and water and then left to air dry.
Take it apart to clean or wipe down the parts, including the inside of the hose and attachments.
Per the manufacturers recommendations, remove and wash out the dustbin.
Again, check your owners manual, but the brush roll should pop out rather easily for cleaning.
you’re able to also use scissors, but snip carefully to avoid damaging the brush itself.
