12 volt or low wattage vacuum cleaner

We received a 12v hand held vac when we bought our Kirby years ago, it works great!

folivier wrote:
Anybody use the Dewalt DCV581H cordless/corded?
The specs look ok and I like the ability to use my 18v battery packs.

if you already have the battery packs/charger/etc. makes sense to get this one but it doesn't show hard pipes to use on floors,etc.
bumpy

Anybody use the Dewalt DCV581H cordless/corded?
The specs look ok and I like the ability to use my 18v battery packs.

I often use the broom.. But my recommendations come in 3 flavors

12 volt.. I have a 12 volt "Shop" style vac (My 2nd) I used it just the other day, works fairly well..

Shark battery operated "lift off" portable

Dyson.. Likewise.

Bumpyroad wrote:
will a dust buster type work for you? if so I have a few Ryobi 18 volt rechargeable ones that could be charged up and recharged when 120 is available.
bumpy

There are also 18V battery chargers available for the Ryobi One+ system (and most other cordless construction tool systems) that run off of vehicle 12V power via a lighter socket.

I'm not sure the little vacuum is the best of the Ryobi 18V tools, from what I've read. I can't say that I've studied the matter very closely, as it was not one that interested me particularly.

I use a little rechargeable folding stick vacuum with a removable hand vacuum insert (the Bissel Lift-Off Floors and More Pet, to be precise, though my reason for choosing that particular model had more to do with finding it locally at a good price than anything else). I've been pretty impressed overall with how well it works, though it's certainly not as powerful as a home vacuum cleaner. It would not be too hard to rig up a DC-DC converter to be able to charge it from 12V power; it comes with a wall wart for that purpose, and it's a slow charger.

Linx

I have 2 of these - have owned them for years now, and they do an awesome job!! And I see the price has come down considerably, too. The battery holds a remarkably-long charge, and it works equally as well on carpet or hard flooring. I think in a msall space like an RV, you could go a couple of weeks doing light touchups?

Here's what we use, VERY..VERY low voltage:

We too use the rechargeable type vacuum... It stays plugged in all the time and keeps charged up when on shore power... Its hanging on a cabinet door...

It is a Dirt Devil brand I think...

Works good for us with our small foot print floorplan...

Roy Ken

will a dust buster type work for you? if so I have a few Ryobi 18 volt rechargeable ones that could be charged up and recharged when 120 is available.
bumpy