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• We recommend straight after you use your machine for wet vacuuming, to clean it and have it setup ready for next time.
• The first step is to drain all the water out and then wipe and clean the tub completely.
• Give the hose and wand a good rinse out.
• If you've got a workshop blower handy, it can be used to blow out most of the water before you hang it out to dry.
• It's important to also check and clean your filter regularly, as dust can clog it up - especially if you're using it when sanding materials like plaster. 

How to clean the filter

• Because these filters are only designed for dry pickup, you should never use water, a damp cloth or a cleaning agent - as it can permanently damage the paper veins on the filter.
• All you need is an old paint brush to brush off the dust. If you have a workshop blower, you can also use this to blow the dust out. 
• To make cleanup even easier, use a paper collection bag - that way all the dust is collected straight into the bag. 
• For those that suffer allergies, we have a range of microfiber collection bags available. 
• Regardless of the collection bag you use, it must be used in conjunction with your cartridge filter.
• Make sure you regularly check your bag, because as it gets full, you'll start to lose suction from your vacuum.
• If you persist in cleaning your filter and the suction isn't improving, it may need to be replaced - you can purchase a replacement from the Tool Shop at your local Bunnings store.

• Fit the dry filter back on, ensure you don't put the wet filter over the dry filter, as it'll heavily reduce your suction.
• Regardless of the model you have, if you're going to do wet pickup, you need to swap out the dry filter for the wet filter.