Ironically, while your Shark vacuum adeptly tackles messes, it can't tidy itself up. But fear not! Cleaning your Shark vacuum is a breeze, thanks to its easy disassembly.
With just a little effort on your part, you can keep it in pristine condition. Whether it's rinsing filters or clearing hose blockages, here's a step-by-step guide to ensure your Shark vacuum remains squeaky clean and good as new.
Before You Begin:
- Detach the dust cup from the vacuum and empty its contents into a trash bin before rinsing it with water.
- Wash the foam, felt, and HEPA filters under warm water and air-dry them for at least 24 hours.
- Clear any hair and debris from the brushroll and check for blockages in the hoses and tubes.
Part 1: Emptying the Dust Cup
Step 1: Pull up on the dust cup release latch to detach it from the vacuum.
Step 2: Open the dust cup over a trash can, empty its contents, and rinse it with water. Let it dry completely.
Part 2: Rinsing the Filters
Step 1: Remove the foam and felt filters from the detached dust cup.
Step 2: Wash the filters under warm water until clear, wring them out, and air-dry for 24 hours.
Step 3: Remove the HEPA filter, rinse it with water, and let it dry completely.
Part 3: Cleaning the Brushroll
Step 1: Pull the brushroll out of the floor nozzle and cut away any hair or debris.
Step 2: Remove the soft roller, brush off dirt, and let it air-dry for 24 hours.
Part 4: Unclogging the Hose & Nozzle
Step 1: Detach the floor nozzle and remove any blockages. Shake debris free.
Step 2: Check the hose for blockages, unclog if necessary, and wash with water and gentle soap.
Step 3: Remove the vacuum wand, clean it out, and disinfect with a vinegar solution.
Ensure all parts are completely dry before reassembling your Shark vacuum. With these simple steps, your vacuum will be ready to tackle messes with renewed vigor.
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