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5 Easy Steps to Clean Your Dyson V6 Vacuum Cleaner

Maintaining a pristine Dyson V6 vacuum cleaner is crucial for optimal performance and longevity. Regular cleaning removes dirt, debris, and hair buildup, maximizing suction power and preventing motor strain. The process is relatively straightforward and can be completed in a matter of minutes, ensuring your V6 remains in top condition.

The first step involves emptying the dustbin. Locate the release button at the bottom of the bin and press it to detach the unit. Hold the bin over a trash can and shake out the contents. Use a soft cloth or brush to remove any remaining particles. Next, remove the clear bin cover and inspect the cyclone assembly for any blockages. If necessary, use a dry cloth to gently remove any debris.

The next step is to clean the filter. Locate the filter housing at the top of the vacuum cleaner and twist it open. Remove the filter and shake off any loose dirt. If the filter appears excessively dirty, rinse it with cold water and allow it to dry completely before reinserting. Finally, inspect the brush bar for any hair or debris entanglement. Use a pair of scissors to carefully cut away any obstructions. For a more thorough clean, detach the brush bar from the vacuum head and remove any lingering debris with a damp cloth.

Disassembling the Dyson V6

### Removing the Battery

Before you begin disassembling the Dyson V6, make sure that the appliance is turned off and the battery is removed. To remove the battery, press the battery release button and slide the battery out of the vacuum cleaner.

### Opening the Dust Bin

To open the dust bin, press the release button on the top of the vacuum cleaner. The bin will then open, allowing you to empty the contents.

### Removing the Filter

To remove the filter, pull it out of the vacuum cleaner. The filter is located inside the dust bin.

### Cleaning the Filter

The filter can be cleaned by rinsing it with water. Allow the filter to dry completely before reassembling the vacuum cleaner.

### Reassembling the Vacuum Cleaner

To reassemble the vacuum cleaner, simply follow the steps above in reverse order. First, insert the filter into the vacuum cleaner. Next, close the dust bin. Finally, insert the battery into the vacuum cleaner.

Removing Obstructions from the Brushroll

Over time, hair, dust, and debris can accumulate on the brushroll, hindering its performance. To ensure optimal suction and cleaning efficiency, you should regularly clear these obstructions.

Step 1: Detach the Brushroll

To access the brushroll, press the release button located at the bottom of the cleaning head. Pull the brushroll straight out of the housing.

Step 2: Remove Obstructions

Use a pair of scissors or a small utility knife to carefully cut away any tangled hair or debris from the brushroll. You can also use a cleaning brush or a damp cloth to remove fine particles. Pay particular attention to the ends of the brushroll, where debris tends to accumulate.

Step 3: Inspect the Brush Bar

While removing obstructions from the brushroll, also inspect the brush bar for any damage or wear. If the bristles are bent, chipped, or missing, it may be time to replace the brush bar to maintain optimal cleaning performance.

Step 4: Reassemble the Brushroll

Once you have removed all obstructions and inspected the brush bar, reassemble the brushroll by aligning it with the housing and pressing it into place. Make sure the brushroll is securely attached before using the vacuum cleaner again.

Cleaning the Filter

Regularly cleaning the Dyson V6 filter is essential for maintaining optimal performance. Here’s a detailed guide on how to do it:

1. Remove the Filter

Locate the filter housing at the top of the vacuum cleaner. Press the release button and pull the filter housing towards you. Gently remove the filter from the housing.

2. Rinse the Filter

Hold the filter under cold running water and rinse both sides thoroughly. Avoid using hot water, as it can damage the filter.

3. Air-dry the Filter

After rinsing the filter, tap it gently to remove excess water. Place the filter on a flat surface in a well-ventilated area and allow it to air-dry completely. Do not use a hair dryer or other heat sources to dry the filter, as this can also damage it.

It’s recommended to clean the filter every month or as per the manufacturer’s guidelines. A clean filter will ensure that the vacuum cleaner operates efficiently and captures dirt and allergens effectively.

Additional Tips:

Additionally, here are some extra tips for cleaning the Dyson V6 filter:

Tips
Use a soft brush to gently remove any stubborn dirt or debris from the filter.
If the filter is heavily soiled, you can soak it in a mild detergent solution for 15-20 minutes before rinsing it thoroughly.
Replace the filter every 6-12 months to maintain optimal cleaning performance.

Emptying the Dustbin

The Dyson V6 has a transparent dustbin that allows you to easily see how full it is. To empty the dustbin, simply press the release button on the top of the vacuum cleaner and pull the dustbin straight down. The dustbin will open over a trash can, allowing you to empty the contents.

Here are some additional tips for emptying the Dyson V6 dustbin:

Cleaning the Dustbin

The Dyson V6 dustbin can be cleaned with a damp cloth. To clean the dustbin, simply remove it from the vacuum cleaner and wipe it down with a damp cloth. Allow the dustbin to dry completely before reattaching it to the vacuum cleaner.

Resetting the Dustbin

If the Dyson V6 dustbin is not emptying properly, you may need to reset the dustbin. To reset the dustbin, simply press the reset button on the bottom of the dustbin. The reset button is a small, red button that is located next to the dustbin release button.

Here is a table that summarizes the steps for emptying, cleaning, and resetting the Dyson V6 dustbin:

Task	Steps
Emptying the dustbin	Press the release button on the top of the vacuum cleaner and pull the dustbin straight down.
Cleaning the dustbin	Remove the dustbin from the vacuum cleaner and wipe it down with a damp cloth.
Resetting the dustbin	Press the reset button on the bottom of the dustbin.

Unclogging the Intake

The Dyson V6 is a powerful vacuum cleaner that can remove dirt and debris from carpets and hard floors. However, over time, the intake can become clogged with dust, hair, and other debris, which can reduce the vacuum’s suction power. If you notice that your Dyson V6 is not cleaning as well as it used to, it’s important to unclog the intake as soon as possible.

Here are the steps on how to unclog the intake of a Dyson V6:

Turn off the vacuum cleaner and unplug it from the outlet.
Remove the clear bin from the vacuum cleaner.
Look for the small, round intake hole on the back of the vacuum cleaner.
Use a paperclip or a toothpick to gently remove any debris that is blocking the intake hole.
Once the intake hole is clear, reassemble the vacuum cleaner and plug it back into the outlet.

If you are unable to unclog the intake hole yourself, you can take the vacuum cleaner to a Dyson service center for professional cleaning.

Additional tips for unclogging the intake:

If the intake hole is clogged with hair, you can use a pair of scissors to cut the hair away from the hole.
If the intake hole is clogged with dust, you can use a can of compressed air to blow the dust out of the hole.
If the intake hole is clogged with a large object, you may need to use a pair of pliers to remove the object.

By following these steps, you can easily unclog the intake of your Dyson V6 and restore its suction power.

Checking the Battery and Charger

Checking the Battery

1. Remove the battery from the Dyson V6 by pressing the release button on the top of the vacuum.
2. Inspect the battery for any damage or corrosion.
3. If the battery is damaged or corroded, it should be replaced.
4. To replace the battery, insert the new battery into the vacuum and press the release button to secure it.

Checking the Charger

1. Unplug the charger from the electrical outlet.
2. Inspect the charger for any damage or corrosion.
3. If the charger is damaged or corroded, it should be replaced.
4. To replace the charger, plug the new charger into the electrical outlet and connect it to the Dyson V6.

Charging the Battery

1. Insert the Dyson V6 into the charger.
2. The battery will begin charging and the charging indicator will turn on.
3. Once the battery is fully charged, the charging indicator will turn off.
4. Unplug the charger from the electrical outlet and remove the Dyson V6 from the charger.

Battery and Charger Troubleshooting

If you are experiencing problems with the battery or charger, please consult the table below for troubleshooting tips.

Problem	Solution
The battery is not charging	Make sure the charger is plugged into an electrical outlet and that the Dyson V6 is properly inserted into the charger.
The charging indicator is blinking red	The battery is overheated. Unplug the charger and allow the battery to cool down for 30 minutes.
The charging indicator is blinking orange	The battery is faulty. Replace the battery.

Cleaning the Clear Bin

Begin by emptying the clear bin by pressing the red release button and pulling it away from the main body. Next, use a dry cloth or brush to remove any visible debris from the bin’s interior and exterior. If necessary, rinse the bin with lukewarm water and allow it to dry thoroughly before reattaching it.

Cleaning the Cyclone

Locate the cyclone assembly, which is the cylindrical part situated just above the clear bin. Unclip it by twisting it counterclockwise and remove it. Use a soft cloth or brush to gently wipe away any dust or debris from the cyclone’s surfaces. Avoid using sharp objects as they may damage the delicate components.

Cleaning the Post-Motor Filter

Behind the cyclone assembly, you will find the post-motor filter, which is a foam-like material. To clean it, gently tap it against a hard surface to dislodge any dust particles. If the filter appears excessively dirty, rinse it with cold water and allow it to air dry completely before reinserting it.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Unable to Power On

Check if the battery is fully charged. If not, charge the battery for at least 3 hours before attempting to use the vacuum cleaner. Additionally, ensure that the charger is properly connected to a power outlet and the vacuum cleaner.

Loss of Suction

Inspect the clear bin and cyclone for blockages. Remove any visible debris and make sure the filters are clean. Additionally, check for clogs in the brush bar and hose.

Intermittent Operation

Examine the battery contacts on both the vacuum cleaner and the battery. Clean any dirt or debris from the contacts using a dry cloth. If the issue persists, replace the battery.

Erratic Brush Bar Movement

Make sure the brush bar is free from hair or debris. Remove any obstructions and ensure that the brush bar is securely attached to the vacuum cleaner.

Unusual Noises

If you hear any unusual noises coming from the vacuum cleaner, stop using it immediately. Check for loose or damaged parts and contact Dyson customer support for further assistance.

Diminished Battery Life

Over time, the battery’s capacity may decrease. Consider purchasing a replacement battery to restore optimal performance. Additionally, ensure the battery is properly charged and not exposed to extreme temperatures.

Deep Cleaning the V6

For a thorough deep clean, you’ll need to remove the brush bar, battery, and filter, as well as disassemble certain components. Here’s a detailed guide to deep cleaning your V6 vacuum cleaner:

1. Remove the brush bar: Press the release button on the side of the cleaner head and pull the brush bar out.

2. Remove the battery: Press the release button on the back of the cleaner and slide the battery out.

3. Remove the filter: Open the clear plastic latch on the top of the cleaner and lift out the filter.

4. Clean the brush bar: Use a pair of scissors to cut away any hair or debris wrapped around the brush bar. Then, wipe it down with a damp cloth.

5. Clean the battery contacts: Use a cotton swab dipped in rubbing alcohol to clean the battery contacts on the cleaner and the battery.

6. Clean the filter: Tap the filter gently on a hard surface to remove loose dirt and debris. Then, rinse it under cold water until the water runs clear.

7. Clean the dustbin: Remove the dustbin from the cleaner and empty it. Then, wash it with soapy water and rinse it thoroughly.

8. Disassemble the cleaner head: Use a Phillips head screwdriver to remove the four screws that hold the cleaner head together. Separate the two halves of the cleaner head and remove the beater bar.

Inspect the beater bar: Check the beater bar for any damage. If you find any, replace it.
Clean the beater bar area: Use a damp cloth to wipe down the inside of the cleaner head, including the area where the beater bar rotates.

Reassemble the cleaner head: Fit the beater bar back into the cleaner head and tighten the screws.

Maintenance Tips for Optimal Performance

To ensure optimal performance of your Dyson V6 vacuum cleaner, regular maintenance is essential. Here are some tips to keep your device in pristine condition:

1. Empty the Bin Frequently

Empty the bin after each use or when it reaches the MAX fill line. This prevents dirt and debris from clogging the filter and reducing suction power.

2. Clean the Brush Bar

Use scissors to remove hair and debris that may get tangled around the brush bar. Check the brush bar regularly and clean it whenever necessary.

3. Wash the Pre-Motor Filter

The pre-motor filter traps larger particles before they reach the motor. Wash it once a month or as needed to prevent clogging.

4. Clean the Post-Motor Filter

The post-motor filter removes fine dust and allergens from the exhaust air. Wash it every 3-6 months to ensure optimal performance.

5. Wipe Down the Dustbin

Use a damp cloth to wipe down the inside of the dustbin periodically to remove any dirt or debris that may accumulate.

6. Check the Nozzle for Blockages

Inspect the nozzle regularly for any obstructions such as hair, pet fur, or debris. Clear any blockages to prevent reduced suction power.

7. Inspect and Clean the Wand

Examine the wand for any cracks or damage. If you find any, contact Dyson for assistance. To clean the wand, wipe it down with a damp cloth.

8. Clean the Charging Dock

Periodically wipe down the charging dock contacts with a clean, dry cloth to ensure proper charging.

9. Deep Clean the Dyson V6

Every 6-12 months, perform a deep clean of your Dyson V6 to restore its performance to its peak. Here are the steps involved:

Step	Instructions
1. Disassemble the V6	Remove the dustbin, filter assemblies, and wand.
2. Wash the Bin and Filters	Wash the bin, pre-motor filter, and post-motor filter as described above.
3. Clean the Nozzle and Wand	Thoroughly clean the nozzle and wand using a damp cloth and brush if necessary.
4. Inspect and Clean the Motor Filter	Remove and inspect the motor filter. If it is dirty, wash it thoroughly.
5. Reassemble the V6	Once all components are clean and dry, reassemble the Dyson V6.

Advanced Troubleshooting and Repairs

1. Disassembling the Dyson V6 for Deep Cleaning

For a thorough cleaning, disassemble the Dyson V6 into its individual components. Follow the user manual for specific instructions on removing the battery, dustbin, and other parts.

2. Cleaning the Filter

Wash the filter with warm water and allow it to dry completely before reinstalling it. Never use soap or detergents, as they can damage the filter.

3. Cleaning the Brush Roll

Remove the brush roll and use scissors to carefully cut away any hair or debris that may be tangled around it. Ensure the brush roll is completely clean before reattaching it.

4. Cleaning the Cyclone and Canister

Use a dry cloth to wipe away any dust or debris from the cyclone and canister. If necessary, you can use a damp cloth to remove stubborn dirt.

5. Cleaning the Wand and Hose

Run a cleaning tool through the wand and hose to remove any blockages or debris. You can also use a vacuum cleaner attachment to clean the interior of the wand.

6. Checking Electrical Connections

Inspect the electrical connections between the components to ensure they are clean and secure. Clean any dirt or corrosion using a cotton swab dipped in isopropyl alcohol.

7. Inspecting the Motor

If your Dyson V6 is not functioning properly, the motor may need to be inspected. Check for any signs of damage or debris that may be obstructing the motor.

8. Resetting the Dyson V6

If you are experiencing persistent issues, try resetting the Dyson V6. To do this, hold down the power button for 10 seconds. The vacuum cleaner will beep and then turn off.

9. Replacing Worn Parts

Over time, certain parts of the Dyson V6 may become worn and need to be replaced. Check the following table for common replacement parts:

Part	Replacement Frequency
Filter	Every 3-6 months
Brush Roll	Every 6-12 months
Battery	Every 1-2 years

10. Contacting Dyson Support

If you have tried all the troubleshooting and repair steps without resolving the issue, contact Dyson support for further assistance. They can provide professional advice and potentially arrange a repair or replacement.

How To Clean Dyson V6

The Dyson V6 is a cordless vacuum cleaner that is known for its powerful suction and lightweight design. However, like all vacuums, the Dyson V6 needs to be cleaned regularly to maintain its performance. Here are the steps on how to clean Dyson V6:

Empty the dustbin. The dustbin is located on the top of the vacuum cleaner. To empty it, press the release button on the back of the dustbin and pull it out. Empty the contents of the dustbin into a trash can.
Clean the filter. The filter is located inside the dustbin. To clean it, remove the dustbin from the vacuum cleaner and pull the filter out of the dustbin. Rinse the filter with cold water until the water runs clear. Allow the filter to dry completely before reinserting it into the dustbin.
Wipe down the exterior of the vacuum cleaner. Use a damp cloth to wipe down the exterior of the vacuum cleaner. Be sure to get into all the nooks and crannies. Allow the vacuum cleaner to dry completely before using it.

4 Easy Steps to Vacuum Under the Bed

If you’re looking for a quick and easy way to clean under your bed, you can use a vacuum cleaner. However, you’ll need to use the right technique to avoid damaging your vacuum or your bed. We will explain the steps to vacuum under your bed without any hassle. Additionally, we’ll give you some tips on how to keep your bed clean and free of dust and debris.

First, you’ll need to make sure that your vacuum cleaner is equipped with the right attachment. Most vacuum cleaners come with a crevice tool that is perfect for cleaning under beds. If your vacuum cleaner doesn’t have a crevice tool, you can purchase one separately. Once you have the right attachment, you can start vacuuming under your bed. Start by vacuuming the edges of your bed. This will help to loosen any dust and debris that may be stuck to the bed frame. Once you’ve vacuumed the edges, you can move on to the center of the bed. Vacuum the center of the bed in a slow, methodical manner. Be sure to get into all the nooks and crannies. When you’re finished vacuuming the center of the bed, you can move on to the other side of the bed. Vacuum the other side of the bed in the same manner as you did the first side.

Once you’ve finished vacuuming under your bed, you can empty the vacuum cleaner and put it away. You can also use a vacuum cleaner to clean under other furniture in your home. Just be sure to use the right attachment and vacuum in a slow, methodical manner. With a little care and attention, you can keep your home clean and free of dust and debris.

Essential Tools for Vacuuming Under the Bed

1. Slim Profile Vacuum Cleaner

A vacuum cleaner with a slim profile is essential for reaching under the bed and getting rid of dust and debris. Look for a vacuum that is less than 3 inches tall to ensure it can fit under most beds.

2. Crevice Tool and Dusting Brush

Crevice tools and dusting brushes are invaluable for cleaning hard-to-reach areas under the bed. Crevice tools help remove debris from narrow spaces, while dusting brushes gently remove dust from delicate surfaces.

3. Vacuum Cleaner with Long Hose and Attachments

A vacuum cleaner with a long hose and attachments extends your reach and allows you to clean under the bed without having to move furniture constantly. Look for a hose that is at least 10 feet long and a variety of attachments for specific cleaning tasks.

Attachments for Different Surfaces

Techniques for Vacuuming Under the Bed

1. Use a Low-Profile Vacuum Cleaner

Opt for a vacuum cleaner with a low profile or a crevice attachment that can reach under furniture. This allows you to slide the vacuum smoothly beneath the bed frame without having to lift or move it.

2. Remove Clutter

Clear any storage boxes, shoes, or clothing items from under the bed to create more room for the vacuum cleaner. This will make it easier to maneuver and ensure thorough cleaning.

3. Use a Long Crevice Tool or Wand

Attach a long crevice tool or wand to the vacuum cleaner to extend its reach under the bed. This allows you to reach even the most inaccessible areas, ensuring a complete clean.

4. Tilt the Vacuum Cleaner

To maximize suction under the bed, tilt the vacuum cleaner slightly away from you. This will create a downward force that helps pull debris into the vacuum cleaner more effectively.

5. Vacuum in Multiple Directions

Vacuum under the bed in multiple directions to ensure a thorough clean. Start from one corner and vacuum in straight lines, overlapping each stroke slightly. Then, vacuum perpendicular to the first direction to cover all areas.

Here’s a table summarizing the vacuuming directions:

Direction 1	Direction 2
Forward and backward (straight lines)	Left and right (perpendicular to the first direction)

Benefits of Regularly Vacuuming Under the Bed

Regularly vacuuming under the bed can provide several benefits, including:

1. Improved Air Quality

Dust, pet dander, and other allergens can accumulate under the bed, affecting indoor air quality. Vacuuming regularly helps remove these allergens, creating a healthier environment for you and your family.

2. Reduced Dust Mite Population

Dust mites thrive in warm, humid environments, such as under the bed. Vacuuming regularly helps reduce their population, minimizing allergic reactions and respiratory problems.

3. Enhanced Sleep Quality

A cleaner environment under the bed promotes better sleep by reducing allergens that can cause congestion, sneezing, or coughing during the night.

4. Reduced Pet Hair and Dander

If you have pets, pet hair and dander can accumulate under the bed, contributing to allergies and respiratory problems. Vacuuming regularly helps remove these allergens, providing relief for pet owners.

5. Improved Appearance

A clean space under the bed gives your bedroom a more organized and appealing appearance, contributing to a sense of tidiness.

6. Extended Bed Life

Dust and debris can damage fabric and materials over time. Vacuuming regularly under the bed helps extend the life of your bed by preventing build-up that could cause wear and tear.

7. Health Considerations for Specific Groups

Group	Benefits of Vacuuming Under the Bed
Allergies and Asthma Sufferers	Reduces allergens, improves air quality, and minimizes respiratory problems.
Infants and Toddlers	Prevents ingestion of harmful allergens that can lead to health issues.
Elderly Individuals	Improves air quality, reduces fall hazards caused by clutter, and maintains a healthier living environment.

Tips for Preventing Dust Accumulation Under the Bed

Keeping the area under your bed clean and dust-free can be a daunting task, but it’s essential for maintaining a healthy and comfortable sleep environment. Here are some practical tips to help minimize dust accumulation and keep your under-bed space pristine.

Regular Vacuuming and Mopping

Regularly vacuuming and mopping the floor underneath your bed is crucial for removing dust and debris. Use a crevice attachment for the vacuum cleaner to effectively reach those hard-to-reach areas.

Raising Your Bed Off the Ground

Raising your bed off the ground using bed risers or blocks creates a barrier between the mattress and the floor, reducing direct contact with dust. This allows for better air circulation and makes it easier to clean underneath.

Using Bed Skirts or Dust Ruffles

Bed skirts or dust ruffles act as a physical barrier, preventing dust from entering the under-bed space. Choose fabrics that are easy to clean and maintain, such as cotton or linen.

Storing Items in Containers

Storing items under your bed in sealed containers or plastic bins helps keep dust out. Additionally, avoid overloading the space, as this can create a conducive environment for dust accumulation.

Decluttering and Removing Unnecessary Items

Decluttering and regularly removing unnecessary items from under the bed helps reduce dust-collecting surfaces. Store only essential items that need to be accessible, while discarding or donating the rest.

Using Anti-Dust Mats

Placing anti-dust mats or spill mats underneath your bed can help trap and absorb dust before it reaches the floor. These mats are often made of materials like microfiber or fabric, which are effective in capturing dust particles.

Cleaning Your Mattress Regularly

Regularly vacuuming or steaming your mattress helps remove dust, allergens, and dead skin cells that accumulate on its surface. Use the upholstery attachment on your vacuum cleaner and consider using a mattress cover for added protection.

Air Purifier or HEPA Filter

Using an air purifier or a vacuum cleaner with a HEPA filter can help remove dust particles from the air in your bedroom. This is especially beneficial if you have allergies or respiratory sensitivities.

Consider Your Bedding

The type of bedding you use can also contribute to dust accumulation. Avoid using heavily textured fabrics or thick comforters that trap dust. Instead, opt for smooth, hypoallergenic bedding materials like cotton or bamboo.

Troubleshooting Vacuuming Problems Under the Bed

Vacuuming under the bed can be a challenge, but it’s important to do it regularly to remove dust, dirt, and allergens. If you’re having trouble vacuuming under your bed, here are a few troubleshooting tips:

Check the vacuum cleaner head

Make sure that the vacuum cleaner head is the right size for the space under your bed. If the head is too big, it won’t be able to fit under the bed, and if it’s too small, it won’t be able to clean effectively.

Check the vacuum cleaner hose

Make sure that the vacuum cleaner hose is long enough to reach under the bed. If the hose is too short, you won’t be able to reach all of the areas under the bed.

Check the vacuum cleaner attachments

Some vacuum cleaners come with attachments that can be used for vacuuming under the bed. These attachments can help you to reach into tight spaces and remove dust and dirt from hard-to-reach areas.

Move the bed

If you can’t fit the vacuum cleaner under the bed, you may need to move the bed. This will give you more room to work and make it easier to vacuum under the bed.

Use a broom or dustpan

If you don’t have a vacuum cleaner, you can use a broom or dustpan to remove dust and dirt from under the bed. This isn’t as effective as vacuuming, but it’s still better than nothing.

Vacuum regularly

The best way to keep dust and dirt from building up under your bed is to vacuum regularly. This will help to prevent allergens from accumulating and make it easier to keep your bed clean.

Additional tips:

Here are a few additional tips for vacuuming under the bed:

Use a low-pile vacuum cleaner head to avoid damaging the carpet.
Vacuum in the direction of the grain of the carpet.
Don’t vacuum over the same area more than once, as this can damage the carpet.

How to Vacuum Under the Bed

Vacuuming under the bed can be a daunting task, but it’s an important one. Dust and dirt can accumulate under there, creating an unhealthy environment for you and your family. Plus, it can make your bed feel uncomfortable and stuffy.

Here are some tips on how to vacuum under the bed:

Move the bed. If possible, move the bed away from the wall so that you can reach under it more easily.
Use the crevice tool. The crevice tool is the best attachment for vacuuming under the bed. It’s narrow and angled, so it can reach into tight spaces and get all the dirt and dust.
Vacuum slowly and carefully. Don’t rush through the process. Take your time and vacuum all of the areas under the bed, including the corners and edges.
Empty the vacuum cleaner regularly. As you vacuum, the vacuum cleaner will fill up with dirt and dust. Empty it regularly so that it can continue to work effectively.