[dave washbrook]

hi
hope you all don't think i'm stupid but has anyone got a good idea on how to clean the brushes on the sebo dueo it seems to take me for ages, is this the norm or has someone got a quicker and eaiser method.

hope you can help
thanks
dave

[paul@ctcs]

Hi Dave,
Are you removing them from the machine to clean?

Paul

[Stu]

I use a long toothed Dog grooming comb. The teeth on the metal comb are about 1 inch in length so you can use them to scrub the fluff and fibres out of the brushes.
I got mine off EBay but I've seen them in tescos and Wilkinsons too. Should cost you no more than 3 or 4 quid


Stu

Oh yes, this is after I've taken them out of the machine

[paul@ctcs]

Stu, Thats almost exactly what i do, while cleaning the brushes in the sink and not managing to get all the fluff and muck out of them i decided to rumage around in the kitchen cupboards and came across the dog brush, it is the steel pinned type and works a treat.

Paul

[Mike Halliday]

turn it on, turn it upside down, and get a fork and hold it in the brushes as it spins.  run it up & down.

the crap will come flying out

MIke

[Big_Fish]

"The crap will come flying out".

Bits in the air, up your nose, stick to your clothes...luvly!

There horrid, time consuming things to clean. Are any other makes better performers and easier to clean?

BFN

[MICHAEL_GAYTON]

After each job i use the vacuum on my trunkmount to suck the hair/carpet fib: out  

[semy]

hi im thinking of getting into CC ,and was wondering what other makes there are and what prices ?

i done CC a few years back at x-mas time and wrecked my back (loads of money but back wrecked )

[Len Gribble]

I clean them as much as I can with a fork in situ then take them out and pw them every other day.


Semy

Don’t think any one makes an attachment to a zimerframe sorry can help!

Len

[dave washbrook]

thanks for the input i will try the various methods mentioned

thanks
dave