How do you maintain your stick vacuum?

Once you know how to maintain your stick vacuum, it won't take up a lot of time and you can enjoy your vacuum for longer. That's why we'll give you the following tips in this article:

Tip 1: clean the dust collector as often as possible.

Tip 2: clean the filter monthly.

Tip 3: charging the stick vacuum.

Tip 4: prevent and remove stubborn dirt.

If you don't empty and clean the dust collector often, it'll negatively affect the lifespan of your stick vacuum. It's also less easy to use. Vacuuming with a full dust cup increases the risk of damage to your filter. In addition, it reduces suction power of the stick vacuum. So empty the dust cup as often as possible. Preferably, after every cleaning job. You should occasionally clean the dust cup with a dry cloth. This prevents dirt from building up.

Maintaining the exhaust filter is important for the condition of your stick vacuum as well. That's because the dust builds up in the filter, so the exhaust air becomes dirty. That's why you should clean the filter once a month. If you vacuum on a daily basis, you have to replace the filter once every 6 months. In the manual of your vacuum, you can read how to easily replace it and check if the filter is washable.

Follow these 3 tips to increase your battery lifer:

1. Fully charge the battery before the first use. Only use it for the first time after it's fully charged.

2. Never allow the battery to fully run out. This prevents wear and tear.

3. Don't leave the battery in the charger for too long when it is full. This also prevents wear and tear.

With normal use, you won't have to replace the battery soon. But, an extra battery can be useful. This way, you double the battery life.

Stubborn dirt reduces suction power. That's why you check the following parts for blockages regularly:

• The floor attachment
• The vacuum tube
• The dust collector
• The filters

Doesn't cleaning these parts? Read our 5 tips for better suction power of your stick vacuum.