Best cordless car vacuums?
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Stan,
I've had 3 of these 'old' model Dustbuster vacs with Lithium batteries for over 10 years. For modest/small cleanup jobs in the car or the house, I've found them to be great. Don't know about the newer models, however.
Gary
I've had 3 of these 'old' model Dustbuster vacs with Lithium batteries for over 10 years. For modest/small cleanup jobs in the car or the house, I've found them to be great. Don't know about the newer models, however.
BLACK+DECKER Pivot Lithium 20v MAX Dust Buster BDH2000PL Handheld Vacuum | eBay
BLACK+DECKER Pivot Lithium 20v MAX Dust Buster BDH2000PL Handheld Vacuum.
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Gary
Bissell Multi Auto Cordless Handheld Car Vacuum
Bissell Multi Auto Cordless Handheld Car Vacuum SKU: BSE1366/Part #: 19851 High powered cordless cleaning in a lightweight design with a wide variety of tools makes the Multi Cordless Bagless Handheld Vacuum one of the best from Bissell. The ergonomic soft-grip handle design gives comfort...
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The Best Handheld Vacuums
Handheld vacs ferret out crumbs from cushions, dirt from car seats, and fur from sofas. We recommend the Ryobi 18V One+ Performance Hand Vacuum Kit.
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I like the Bissel because of the beater brush
The Best Handheld Vacuums
Handheld vacs ferret out crumbs from cushions, dirt from car seats, and fur from sofas. We recommend the Ryobi 18V One+ Performance Hand Vacuum Kit.
I have that little black & decker near the cat’s litter box. It sucks, not in a good way though.
In my RV trailer (aka current residence), I have this guy. It works amazingly well. The agitator head is a bit large and floppy for a car, but the thin nozzle works great. It’s cheap also and has glowing reviews.
My wife found this Cordless Vacuum after considerable research & was only available through a Japanese website. Now marketed in the U.S. as the EZ Vac.
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The EZVac Pro
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I have a good assortment of Dewalt cordless tools and like them overall, especially the small impact driver so went with this vacuum for cleaning the car as I have quite a few batteries and chargers. Got it at a very reduced price ($95). I like the attachments, power and build quality. It does go through the battery quite quickly. Emptying the debris is quick and easy. The filter is reuseable, but seems to get clogged in it's pleats. I think I will make a pre filter for it out of my pantyhose collection or something. Pretty happy with it for the car.
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Dyson,
for house and cars, one tool fits all
for house and cars, one tool fits all