Vacuum cleaners boost indoor air quality by picking up yucky stuff like dust, dander, and pollen.
In addition, they also excel at removing allergens like dust mites, perVacuums 360.
And to do that, start by scheduling some vacuum cleaner cleaning before tackling your floors.
For parts that can be washed,The Home Depotrecommends cleaning in soapy water and air drying.
For optimal grime removal,The Sprucesuggests using dishwashing liquid that has degreasing ingredients.
Soak the dirt cup, wipe it down, and rise clean.
Once this task is done, explore the vacuum’s hoses for hidden debris.
For hoses that can be detached completely, the outlet recommends baking soda and vinegar.
Similar to unclogging a drain, the fizzing reaction can eliminate hose clogs.
Afterwards, flush the hoses with water to remove the mixture and any leftover dirt.
WhileReal Simplerecommends deep cleaning your vacuum every 12 to 18 months, filters need monthly maintenance.
According toThe Spruce, sponge-like vacuum filters can typically be washed with plain running water.
Once saturated, use a towel to squeeze out the dirt and water.
Other vacuums contain mesh filters that are also washable.
For these,Dysonsuggests rinsing with water while lightly rubbing and shaking the filter to loosen dirt.
In addition, this manufacturer asserts that a clean filter will optimize the vacuum’s suction power.
