When you know what treatment you need, it’s relatively straightforward to maintain oiled floors.

Clean the Hose (If You Have One).Hoses are another common source of a bad vacuum odour – particularly if you’re using a cylinder vacuum where.

the dirt is sucked up through the hose.. Here’s a. simple method for cleaning your vacuum’s hose.Switch off the vacuum and detach the hose (you may need to check the manual for this.)Remove any floorheads and other tools.. Do a quick visual inspection of the hose using a torch.

Are there any visible clogs?Or is there a build-up of grime inside the hose?

Along with a dog smell, a blockage.

could cause your vacuum to lose suction.Combination Tool..

The combination tool combines a basic brush with a hard wide nozzle tool.It’s a useful extra tool, especially for cleaning car interiors.. Crevice Tool.. Use the crevice tool for cleaning in tight locations, such as under furniture or down the sides a fridge.

The crevice tool is also useful for cleaning right up to the edge of skirting boards.. Light Pipe Crevice Tool.This is similar to the regular crevice tool, but adds LEDs to make it easier to see where you’re cleaning.. Stubborn Dirt Brush.