Value for Money Rating: 4.5/5.

These soft cloths will be used to wipe away dirt and grime.. Can of compressed air.This is a useful tool for blowing out dirt that you can’t reach.. Small grout brush.

or old toothbrush.For removing grime and dirt..Washing up liquid.

For cleaning the inside of the hose and dust canister.. A sink with a plug.To fill with water for cleaning the hose.. (Optional) Vacuum bags.

If you have a bagged vacuum, you’ll need to replace the bag.. (Optional) New Filters.

If your vacuum doesn’t have washable filters, then you’ll need to replace them.. Before you begin….You’ll need to tilt the vacuum onto its side to access them.. It’s worth noting that the bottom screws are meant to be at an angle.

Keep this in mind when removing and replacing the screws.. Be very careful to use the right screwdriver when removing the battery.Using the wrong screwdriver risks stripping the screw heads, which makes the battery very difficult to remove without specialist tools.

We recommend using a Phillips screwdriver, but make sure you check the size.. Once the three screws have been removed, you should be able to slide the battery out of its housing in the vacuum’s handle..Ensure that you dispose of the battery correctly.