The key to eliminating odours is to keep your vacuum as clean as possible.
Empty your vacuum before it’s full.Don’t wait until the bag or canister is filled to the brim, as this may affect suction power.
Instead, empty bags when they are approximately 75% full, or bagless canisters when they hit the “Max” line..Remove any small objects from the floor before you start vacuuming.Aside from making it more difficult to clean your floors, small items could clog your vacuum or even damage an internal component.
Get rid of Lego blocks, rubber bands, large cereal pieces, and anything else that could cause an issue for your vac..Vacuum (at least) once per week.
A thorough vacuuming each week can maintain dust, dirt, and other debris at manageable levels.
Ideally, you should vacuum carpets twice a week though..The motor in your vacuum needs continuous cool air to prevent overheating.
If too much dust and debris is gathered within the vacuum, the motor may get too hot.. An over-filled dust bag or canister will cause this to happen, so make sure you replace the bag or empty the canister when it’s getting full.Bagged models are better at trapping dust and maintaining airflow.
But if you don’t want to use bags, try a sealed bagless system that keeps fine debris away from the motor.. Keeping on top of this simple maintenance will help prevent the motor from getting clogged with dust, leading to overheating.. 5.The Filters are Blocked.