They’re much harder to fix once they’ve dried and “set” into the wood.. 8.

Most vacuums come with a dusting brush, crevice tool, and upholstery brush as standard.It’s easy to overlook these tools, but they are all designed for specific cleaning tasks that are difficult with the main floorhead.. Crevice tools.

are brilliant for cleaning in tight spots, such as corners and behind radiators, although we’re often disappointed by the short length of many modern crevice tools.. Dusting brushes.have softer bristles to prevent scratching delicate surfaces, while.upholstery tools.

are wider for cleaning furniture..The best all-round tools are.

mini-motorised tools.

(sometimes called turbo tools.)This reduces the chance for bacteria and mould to grow.

Replace the bag of a bagged vacuum when it’s around 75% full, as a full bag reduces suction power.. Once per month.: Check and clean washable filters..

Check your owner’s manual to find out how often to clean your vacuum’s filters.In most cases, we recommend checking and washing them once per month.