This is essential for a vacuum this size, as it’s designed for those quick clean-ups when getting your regular vacuum is too much hassle.. It’s easy to grab from the cradle, due to the grip-friendly rubber handle.

You can do this by pressing the blue button at the bottom of the wand..There are two reasons for this:.

It’s much easier to work with the floorhead when it’s not attached to the main vacuum..Removing the floorhead means there’s no chance of accidentally switching the vacuum on while cleaning the brush, which could cause injury..Step 2: Remove The Brush Bar.

Use a coin to turn the lock at the end of the Vax Blade 4 brush bar.You should then be able to slide out the brush bar from the floorhead, which makes it much easier to clean.. On a side note, it’s great that Vax makes it so simple to remove the brush bar from the Blade 4’s floorhead.

Maintenance is often overlooked when buying a vacuum cleaner, but it’s much easier to clean the Blade 4’s brush bar than many other models..

Step 3: Cut Away Tangled Hair Or Carpet Fibres.The standard J7 doesn’t come with the Clean Base system, so you’ll need to empty the dust bin manually.

Here’s how to empty it:.Press the bin release button that’s located on the side of the Roomba J7.

The bin should now slide out of the vacuum.. Take the Roomba bin to an outdoor dustbin.Dust and other debris can escape when you open the bin, so it’s best to avoid emptying it indoors.. Open the Roomba bin door to allow dirt and other debris to fall into the outdoor bin.. Re-insert the bin into the vacuum..