Vacuum Cleaners
Looking for the best vac to use in the class A...Was using an orick handheld but don not like the cords and a little bigger than I like...Is there some good cordless hand vacs that has the enough power ??What do you use???
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- The cordless models we have tried do an OK job. I prefer a corded vacuum. We have both in the RV, corded for deep cleaning (small cannister type) and cordless (Shark) for touch ups.
- Dyson.. the little guy. It doesn't suck as well as a corded model, but, you'll use it more because it's so handy.
- We switched to a Bissell small upright with cleanable filters, separate hose for attachments. Amazing how much it picks up. Wally World.
- We use iRobot - really does a great job. Still need a small battery vac for spot work.
- Central vac system. They are nice.
WyoTraveler wrote:
Central vac system. They are nice.
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C.B.- We got rid of the vacuum when we got a new coach with wood flooring. The broom is so much better. But we still use a little hand vac for picking up cat litter.
- For previous posts on this subject search this Forum for `vacuum cleaner' and read on.
- I use one of These when I'm on the road. Its no replacement for a vacuum, but its nice to have for a quick clean up, it works on carpet, wood or linoleum floors, it doesn't make noise, stores easily because the handle is in two parts, it works without hookups, and its cheap. The vacuum gets a workout when I get home.
- I for one don't like the central vac and we have one. Dragging that hose around a 37 foot fiver is a pain. We have a Hoover Nanolite and it does a good job. The approx. 12 inch head gets in the tight spots and it has a no brush setting for wood/tile floors. They run $50-$60. Ours is going on 5 years and is used in the sticks and bricks for the master bath and bedroom when not travelling.
