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How Does a Vacuum Work?
How to Make Your Vacuum Cleaner Smell Good
Why do Vacuum Cleaners Smell?
What Are Vacuum Cleaner Scent Tabs?
How to Keep Your Vacuum Cleaner Running Like New
How to Vacuum Heat Ducts
How is Vacuum Measured?
Who Invented the Vacuum Cleaner?
Where Are Electrolux Vacuums Made?
How to Choose a Central Vac
Vacuum Cleaner Service
How to Repair a Broken Vacuum Belt
How to Change the Belt on a Dyson
Changing a Kirby Vacuum Belt
What Are Vacuum Cleaner Bags?
What Are Vacuum Bag Types?
How to Change Bags in Bissell Powerforce
What are Allergen Filters?
How to Put an S Type Filter on a Hoover Vacuum
Cleaning Your Dyson HEPA Filter
What Does HEPA Stand For?
Where Can I Find HEPA Air Purifiers?
What are HEPA Filters?
What Are Micron Filters?
What Are Vacuum Cleaner Filters?
Emptying a Dyson Vacuum Cleaner
Cleaning Dyson Vacuum Cleaners
How to Clean My Dyson Vacuum
How to Clean a Dyson Vacuum Brush
What Are Vacuum Cleaner Brush Rollers?
How to Stop Hose Collapse in a Vacuum
How to Stop Hose Collapse on a Shop Vac
Canister Vacuum Motor Access
What Are Canister Vacuum Cleaners?
What Are Lightweight Vacuum Cleaners?
What Are Upright Vacuum Cleaners?
Replacing Hoover Valve Seal
How to Replace a Vacuum Electrical Plug
How to Change the Battery in Dirt Devil Kone
How to Use a Shop Vac
How to Shampoo a Carpet
How to Use a Hoover Steam Vac
How Do You Use a Hoover SteamVac Deluxe?
How to Use Bissell Little Green Machine
How to Use Kirby Vacuum Carpet Shampooer
Where Can I Donate a Vacuum Cleaner?

Buying a Vacuum Cleaner

How to Buy a Vacuum Cleaner
The Best Vacuum Cleaner for Pet Lovers
What is the Best Cordless Vacuum?
What is the Best Upright Bagless Vacuum?
What is the Best Vacuum for Wood Floors?
What is the Best Carpet Cleaner?
What is the Best Central Vacuum System?
What is the Best Shop Vac?
The Best Vacuum Cleaner for Allergy Sufferers
Should You Get a Bagless Vacuum Cleaner?
Should You Get a Canister or Upright Vacuum Cleaner?

How to Clean a Dyson Vacuum Brush

The Dyson family of vacuums provides some of the best suction and cleaning power on the market today. From hard wood floors to carpeting and from sofas to curtains the Dyson vacuum out performs the competition. From time-to-time it is necessary to clean the vacuum brush; over time it will become clogged and laden with dust, dirt, pet hair and debris. Depending upon the frequency of use the vacuum brush will need to be cleaned anywhere from once a week to once a month; sometimes more frequently. A noticeable loss of suction will be present when the vacuum brush needs to be cleaned.

The on board cyclone brush will provide ample cleaning and suction with a little regular cleaning; this is a very simple process, but be sure to allow at least two days for the filter to dry. Start by removing the clear bin on the cyclone Dyson vacuum just as if it were being emptied. On the inside of the clear bin remove the cyclone component; be sure to empty the clear bin prior to starting the disassembly of the cyclone component. Separate the two parts of the unit and set them aside. Locate the small grid of filtering holes on the assembly; this is the filter of the vacuum brush.

Using only lukewarm water, never use soap or detergents as they can deteriorate the filter and assembly, run the filter under the water until it runs clean. Be sure to spin the assembly to get each set of holes cleaned and each time the water should run clean before moving on to the next set of filter holes. At one end of the assembly locate the main hole. This should be in the center of the assembly and either side will do; there is no requirement for which end works better. You can either spray water or run water directly into the central hole to clean it.

Allow the water to run through the unit multiple times to ensure the most dirt and dust is being cleaned out of the apparatus. Repeat these steps until all of the water is completely clean and clear of dirt and grime. This step may take several attempts to gain completely clear water depending upon use and when the last cleaning of the vacuum brush was completed. To be sure all of the dirt and debris are out of the vacuum brush take the assembly and fill it part way with water. Cover the hole and shake gently to free any dirt that may still be on the vacuum brush and repeat as necessary. When the water runs clean the brush is finished. Allow the brush to dry for at least two days; a wet brush can damage or lower the performance of the Dyson vacuum. Reassemble the pieces of the Dyson vacuum. The vacuum brush has been cleaned and is ready for another round of cleaning.


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Panasonic MC-V9644 Canister
Rainbow SE Series D4C Canister
Royal Lightweight RY6400 / MRY640 Upright
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Product Information

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Miele Vacuum Cleaners
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Oreck Vacuum Cleaners
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Pro-Vac Vacuum Cleaners
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Rexair Vacuum Cleaners
Riccar Vacuum Cleaners
Royal Vacuum Cleaners
Samsung Vacuum Cleaners
Sanitaire Vacuum Cleaners
Sanyo Vacuum Cleaners
Sears Vacuum Cleaners
Sharp Vacuum Cleaners
Shop-Vac Vacuum Cleaners
Simplicity Vacuum Cleaners
Singer Vacuum Cleaners
Tristar Vacuum Cleaners
Windsor Vacuum Cleaners

Vacuum Cleaner Accessories

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Eureka Vacuum Cleaner Tools and Accessories
Hoover Vacuum Cleaner Tools and Accessories
Panasonic Vacuum Cleaner Tools and Accessories
Rainbow Vacuum Cleaner Tools and Accessories
Shop-Vac Vacuum Cleaner Tools and Accessories

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