I am wondering if anybody else is also challenged with having to constantly clean the housing for the OmniGlide felt brushes. It is a real pain and I worry about constantly moving the side that has the little electric motor. Currently using a kitchen cleaner, paper towel and small stick - not exactly high tech :(
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Best answer by Anonymous
With a torque set, you could remove the casing, clean inside and replace with minimal effort.
I’ve marked the location where removing the screws will release the base plate.
I take it your following the instructions in this video?
Yes, the problem is that the felt brush housing is considered not cleanable, however it absolutely must be cleaned in order to keep the cleaner working properly. It gets a build up of gunk (technical term) that then catches hair etc and stops it picking up
With a torque set, you could remove the casing, clean inside and replace with minimal effort.
I’ve marked the location where removing the screws will release the base plate.
Thanks, I will try that next time. The main housing remains the issue, it gets dirty really quickly then hair gets caught on it instead of sucked up. I have longish hair and also 2 cats so coming to the conclusion I have made an expensive mistake and bought the wrong cleaner :(
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