Before removing tea stains from your carpet, keeping some helpful tips in mind is essential..

In this article, we’ve created a step-by-step guide to removing and cleaning the Shark WV200UK’s filter.We’ve also included pictures to make it easy to see how to perform each step.. 1.

Empty The Shark WV200UK.Before you can remove the filter, you’ll need to empty the Shark vacuum.. We’ve written a full.guide to emptying the Shark WV200UK.

, but the process is straightforward:.Hold the vacuum over a bin so that the dust cup will hinge down into the bin.. Press the bin opening slider to allow dirt, dust, and other debris to fall into the bin.. Gently clean the dust bristles on the dust cup with a soft, dry cloth.. Don’t close the vacuum’s dust cup once you’ve emptied it.

Leave it hinged down, as the cup needs to be in this position to remove the filter.. 2.

Slide Out The Filter.It’s worth noting that the Shark is considerably cheaper than the Dyson V11 series though..

The Shark also doesn’t provide the best edge cleaning performance we’ve seen, so you might have to follow up with the crevice tool to clean along skirting boards.. Hard Floors.While the Shark is above-average for carpet cleaning, it’s brilliant for hard floors.

It’s great at picking up dirt on everything from laminate to tiles, making it one of the best cordless options if your home has lots of hard floors..This performance is largely due to the DuoClean floorhead, as the soft brush bar provides similar benefits to Dyson’s “Soft Roller” without needing to switch heads manually.