After doing this, I decided that I would first troubleshoot on our vacuum a bit, so I downloaded the user manual and read about all the different parts you can clean and stuff to get it running better. So I started taking the vacuum apart. I should have taken pictures of this process, but I was so grossed out I was just going as fast as I could. I first took out all the filters and cleaned them, but then I read about cleaning the spinner thing, so I did that, and then looked up the air hole or something, and it was jammed with stuff. I so had to unclog the tube thing too, and pull a TON of hair off the spinner thing.... ANYWAY!! It was gross, and my vacuum is sitting here in pieces while all of the filters dry, but I have high hopes that after all that, that it will once again clean like it should! We shall see, if not, I may need suggestions of reliable vacuums that are still pretty cheap!
3 comments:
Ick! That's no fun. Adam and I bought a dirt devil when we first got married, and it's still running great. If i remember correctly, we bought it because it wasn't too pricey.
Ahh! We got a super expensive vacuum for our wedding and it died like 4 months later. I bought a cheapy thing but I need a good one too.
Hey Lana! I clean my vacuum all the time. It always works better after. I have a bissel and we paid around $300 for it. It has always done a good job...but like I said I clean a lot. Let me know how your vacuum works once you put it back together!
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