Dyson cordless vacuum filters are engineered to capture microscopic particles. Over time, these can build up in the filter and reduce performance. By washing it once a month, you can help maintain suction power.
All our cordless vacuums use at least five layers of advanced, whole-machine filtration to capture 99.97% of particles as small as 0.3 microns.¹
Every machine is tested to ensure it’s fully sealed, so it traps dust and dirt inside and expels cleaner air into your home.
We engineer vacuums that are simple to use and easy to look after. We suggest you clean your filter once a month to keep your machine running at maximum efficiency.
Remove your filter(s) from your Dyson machine.
Tap your filter(s) lightly on the side of the sink or in the bin, to remove any loose dust and debris.
Wash your filter with warm tap water – gently rubbing it with your hands.
Don't use detergents.
Fill your filter(s) with warm tap water. Cover the open ends with your hands and shake firmly to remove the dirt. Repeat until the water runs clear and then firmly shake the filter to remove all excess water.
After washing your filter(s), leave to dry for at least 24 hours in an area with plenty of airflow, such as beside a fan or open window. Your filter(s) must be completely dry before you put it back into the machine, or it could damage the motor.
Don't dry in a tumble dryer, microwave or near a naked flame.
Select your machine from the list below to see how to clean your specific vacuum filter.
¹Filtration tested to EN 60312-1 CL5.11 in boost mode.
²Data based on internal experiments or collection of Dyson data, except where the source is indicated otherwise.
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