The Dyson humidifier works hard to keep your home healthy. Make sure it stays that way by following these steps to clean your Dyson humidifier regularly:
Content Summary
Prepare your Dyson humidifier
- Turn off the power.
- Remove the tank by lifting it up and out of its slot, then set it aside in a safe place.
- Remove any filters that are in place, if applicable to your model of Dyson humidifier; then wash them with warm soapy water and dry them thoroughly before putting them back in place.
Remove the tank
Remove the tank.
To clean the water tank, remove it from its base and wash it with warm water and mild dish soap.
Please do not use harsh chemicals or abrasive cleaners on either part of your humidifier as they could damage them. Don’t forget to rinse well!
Clean the tank
If you’re using a humidifier tank that holds water, it’s essential to clean it regularly. You can remove the tank and wipe it down with a soft cloth or sponge.
If you need a more thorough cleaning, use a mild detergent and let the tank soak for 15 minutes before rinsing and drying thoroughly.
Clean the filter
Once you’ve cleaned the tank and poured out any standing water, it’s time to clean your filter. The Dyson humidifier has a HEPA filter that must be cleaned every 1-2 weeks. To clean the filter, remove it from its housing and rinse under warm running water until all of the impurities have been removed (you can use dish soap if necessary). Then let it dry thoroughly before replacing it in its position on top of your machine.
If you notice mold growing on or around your humidifier’s components, especially if this happens often, it may be time to replace them altogether! It would be best if you change filters every three months and tanks every six months or so; however, some models will require less frequent changes depending on how often they’re used and how hardy they are built for use in different environments (for example, high humidity vs. low humidity).
Transparent water tank and water reservoir
After you’ve emptied the tank and reservoir, it’s time to clean them. Use a damp cloth to wipe down both of these parts. Then, use a paper towel or napkin to dry them off entirely before refilling them with water.
If there are any stubborn stains on either part of your humidifier, try soaking them in vinegar overnight before cleaning them with soap and water.
Maintainance your Dyson humidifier
To maintain your Dyson humidifier, follow these steps to clean it regularly.
- Remove the tank from the machine and empty any water that’s inside. Then, run hot water through your hose until nothing is left in it (this will eliminate any dust particles). Please make sure not to put anything else into this process–don’t use soap or detergent because they can damage the plastic parts inside the machine!
- If there are any visible stains on either part of your humidifier (tank or filter), wipe them off with a damp cloth before putting everything back together, so they don’t spread further throughout other parts when you start using again later down the line…
Conclusion
Cleaning your Dyson humidifier is essential for its long-term health. You should clean it once in two weeks, but if the filter becomes dirty or the water starts to smell bad, clean it immediately.
Also, be sure not to forget to clean your humidifier before using it again!
