The grill clips off at the front and there is another filter which can be washed, and underneath the foam filter there should be a felt filter that can be washed.
Just bought one in Black Friday deal so experimenting with it. We have a fluffy white cat so its great for getting all fluff up. Used it once and its nearly full of dust and fluff already. Great review very helpful.
No HEPA filter, generally it doesnt get clogged with hair. I have a springer so the hair is very light and small. I do clean the front roller about once a month, pull any fluff out with fingers.
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The grill clips off at the front and there is another filter which can be washed, and underneath the foam filter there should be a felt filter that can be washed.
The smaller filter can be washed :)
Just bought one in Black Friday deal so experimenting with it. We have a fluffy white cat so its great for getting all fluff up. Used it once and its nearly full of dust and fluff already. Great review very helpful.
How did you find it ? Its pretty important to clean the sponge filter often with pet hair.
@@JTechWP Really pleased with it especially good at cleaning the pet hair off stairs where cat sits. I will make sure I will clean the filters.
Does it include hepa filter? And does it automatically clean itself from the hair?
No HEPA filter, generally it doesnt get clogged with hair. I have a springer so the hair is very light and small. I do clean the front roller about once a month, pull any fluff out with fingers.
What is the NZ801UKT equivalent model in a non-UK, European country?
Search for Shark Stratos, they have a US model
No, I want an equivalent non-UK, European model number. I am in Europe, not US.
@@timzterific try their EU site sharkclean.eu/
is the flash light on this model only on the vacuum itself or is there one on the wand too ?
only on the vacuum not the wand
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leave it in the sun to dry, in the UK, really 😂
Window sill works pretty well, occasionally the big fire ball in the sky does appear in the UK, in between grey wet and miserable weather :)