• Brush Head: This nozzle works much like a lint brush. It loosens lint inside your bobbin case and around the feed dogs. Then the vacuum sucks the lint into the canister.
• Flat Head: This nozzle is perfect for removing lint and debris from the thread guides because it is thin and can reach into small spaces.

It’s easy to add and remove the nozzles on this mini vacuum. Simply pull to remove a nozzle and push to attach a nozzle.

Step 2: Turn on the Mini Vacuum

You don’t need to worry about changing batteries with the Sew Pro Mini Vacuum. It is powered by USB. Plug the cord into any USB port before turning it on. It has a 3-foot cord for your convenience.

To turn the mini vacuum on, slide the switch on the end of the vacuum to the right. There is only one suction level. It is powerful enough to remove lint and loose threads, but not powerful enough to dislodge screws or other parts in your sewing machine, so you don’t need to worry about that.

Step 3: Clean Your Sewing Machine

The main places you need to clean on your sewing machine are in the bobbin case, around the feed dogs, in the tension disks, and around the thread take-up lever. Point the nozzle of the mini vacuum into the area you want to clean and gently move it around to collect lint and debris. The brush attachment is great for loosening lint and reaching into tight spaces.

If you’re not sure where to clean, read this post: How to Clean Your Sewing Machine

Step 4: Empty the Vacuum Canister

When you’re done cleaning your sewing machine, turn the mini vacuum off and unplug it. To clean out the canister, twist the body of the vacuum at the center to open it. Then, dump the lint and dirt into the trash.