Life Hack: What to do if your vacuum cleaner loses suction and how to make it last longer

How to make your vacuum cleaner more efficient and last as long as possible
Life Hack: What to do if your vacuum cleaner loses suction and how to make it last longer

A vacuum cleaner can last up to eight years but its cleaning power can be reduced if it loses suction. Picture: iStock

Spring cleaning is very much underway in many of our homes, and our vacuums are one of the most reached-for appliances for a quick tidy-up. If you have noticed you are not getting the results you once did with your vacuum cleaner, it might be time to tinker with it.

The suction of a vacuum cleaner is one of the functions that can deteriorate over time but with some easy maintenance, you can restore it to its previous quality. By looking after your appliance regularly you can ensure it performs efficiently and lasts as long as possible.

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