The right accessories and spare parts are essential for maintaining your vacuum cleaner's performance and extending its lifespan. By using high-quality dust bags, filters, and brushes, you ensure that your home's indoor air stays clean and your device's motor operates optimally without unnecessary strain. In our selection, you will find suitable accessories for traditional canister vacuums, stick vacuums, and advanced robot vacuums alike.

What accessories does your vacuum need?

Regular maintenance and parts replacement guarantee the best cleaning result:

• Dust bags: High-quality synthetic dust bags filter fine dust effectively and maintain suction power until the bag is full. Always choose a model recommended by the manufacturer or a compatible one.
• Filters (HEPA and motor filters): Filters prevent dust and allergens from entering back into the indoor air and protect the motor from damage. A HEPA filter is essential in households with allergies.
• Spare parts for robot vacuums: Side brushes, main brushes, and filters wear out during use. By replacing wearing parts regularly, your robot vacuum's navigation and cleaning power will remain as good as new.
• Nozzles and brushes: Various nozzles, such as parquet nozzles, turbo nozzles for pet hair, and crevice tools, make cleaning more versatile and easier.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

How do I know which dust bags fit my vacuum?

Check the vacuum's model number from the rating plate on the bottom of the device. You can use the model number as a search term to find the bags and accessories specifically suited for your device.

How often should robot vacuum parts be replaced?

Side brushes and filters are generally recommended to be replaced every 3–6 months, and the main brush about once a year, depending on how often the device cleans.

Can filters be washed?

Only if the filter is marked "Washable". Washable filters must be rinsed with lukewarm water and allowed to dry completely (at least 24 hours) before being put back in place.

Why has the suction power weakened even though the bag is not full?

This is often due to a clogged filter or an obstruction stuck in the nozzle. Check the condition of the filters and clean them or replace them with new ones to restore suction power.