Yeah, that part got me cracking up when I saw it.

Or One can just buy an extra battery, filter and charger.

I'm lucky to have 2 🙃

Osea se lava completo, sedeja 24 hr, luego se desarma y se deja otras 2r hrs?

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You can just buy second filter.

@@RCompHacks They're something like $20. If it's this easy to clean a filter, I'd rather go that route. It's a bit easier on the planet as well.

I vacuumed up what I thought were very small leaves nothing to worry about. Lots of cleaning filter later and still getting flashing filter sign it was these small leaves, and the fluff they caught, stuck in this tube at the top of the main cylinder! Get tip thank you! Prizing off the filter like in this video has damaged the soft plastic, I'm not doing it again, normal thorough washing is good enough

Dyson own video only recommends washing the whole filter without separating it any further, like in the first option here. Not sure it was a good idea to put it on the radiator, like in this video. I believe it needs to be air dried for 24 hours (Dyson official instructions).

​@@thisisveryannoyingDon't listen to Dyson, they know most customers can't wait 24 hours for a frickin filter to dry, it's their shtick to get you to buy extras. You CAN dry a filter with a hair dryer if you know what you're doing, just go slowly and don't cook the fibers shut.

Actually it is better to take it apart. You can use a butter knife which is way better or even a narrowed plastic. spatula instead of a screw driver. Better surface area than using a thin screwdriver driver which could poke through the filter. Taking the bottom filter off you get more of a better eye view of the dirt and lint that gets stuck in there. Also you can clean the double lipped seal better as well this way and get between the crevice on the underside where the tabs are that tend to get a lot of crud in there over time, along with the fine particulate build up that can get past the seals. Which can cause motor failure as well if it gets past the seals. Also with that being removed. The lip seal on the hepa side, also comes out of the groove, that also builds up dirt on the underside which you can't get at with just an assembled rinse. That's one important thing he didn't show on the video.

You can try disassembly the vacuum cleaner and let dry a few days.

I guess it is more quickly and less water.

Estoy desecionada con la aspiradora limpia muy bien pero la e tenido que mandar a reparar dos veces la arandela debajo de la goma roja se parte con facilidad Dyson haver lo que me dura esta ves Un saludo

Let it dry outside if the warm windy weather. Put it on the radiator of heating the house for faster drying.

Do you mean dust from filter or from cyclone?