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Dyson Airwrap filter care: dry-brush the mesh, rinse the detached cage

Dyson instructs Airwrap users to unplug and cool the styler, brush the filter mesh without chemicals or water, then rinse and thoroughly dry the detached filter cage. Do not confuse these two parts.

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Dyson Airwrap official support: filter cage and filter mesh care

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If an Airwrap loses airflow, distinguish the removable outer filter cage from the filter mesh on the powered unit. Dyson's guidance recommends regular cleaning, about monthly or when a white LED flashes continuously, but signals vary with model. This is routine maintenance, not a repair procedure.

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Switch off and unplug the Airwrap, then allow it to cool fully. Never handle the electrical filter area with wet hands.
Check the model manual for its filter cage. On the documented design, slide the cage down toward the cable and gently open it for removal.
Use Dyson's filter cleaning brush or a soft toothbrush to remove dust and hair from the mesh on the machine. **Do not use water or chemicals on this mesh.**
For the removed outer filter cage only, loosen debris with the brush and rinse it under warm running water as Dyson instructs. If needed, put a pea-sized amount of clarifying shampoo on the brush, gently clean the cage and rinse away all residue.
Shake off excess water and gently press with paper towel; allow the detached cage to dry completely.
Refit the fully dry cage securely before using the styler. If overheating, erratic operation or warning lights persist, stop and consult Dyson support.

Dyson Airwrap official support: filter cage and filter mesh care

Your try-it-at-home checklist

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