How to fully dismantle and clean a Dyson DC47 dust cannister

No messing around, this is the way to take a Dyson DC47 Upright cannister to pieces for cleaning, do not try to wash it without taking it apart completely or you will clog up the insides with wet goo.
It is not difficult to take apart but it takes patience!
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[@TheInfoworks]

Owen, let's face it, Dyson is the king of built in redundancy and a major polluter, cheers

[@bootsowen]

Hopefully a little guidance like this will keep these machines out of landfill. The comments on my other dyson videos suggest so!

[@patmitch272]

No wonder they are expensive so much work and components involved. Great video owen

[@gregorystewart6539]

I am currently dis assembling a DC46 and it is exactly the same. Canadian model. Devilish design.

[@rajensungkur4506]

OMG am first comment