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Homes & Gardens
Homes & Gardens
Dan Fauzi

The One Part of Your Cordless Vacuum You’re Forgetting to Clean (And It’s Killing Your Suction)

Large living room space with blue sofa, wooden beams, a retro media unit, a piano, and framed artwork on white walls.

Like any appliance, cordless vacuums require regular maintenance to run at their optimal performance. Most users only tap out the bin and clean the filter, but actually, dust and hair build up in the floorhead shroud, limiting performance.

This is the part covering the rotating brushroll. It's one of the first parts of the vacuum to come into contact with dust and dirt, and it needs to be unobstructed for air to flow through freely. If left uncleaned, accumulated dust will drastically reduce suction power.

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