Shark Rocket TruePet Ultra-Light Upright (HV322) VACUUM
FANTASTIC!! Finally ... a small upright that has the power of a big canister. EASIER to use than a canister in small areas. I live in a motor home which has it's cleaning challenges. This cleaned the kitchen floor mat so well that it looked like it had been washed. And get this... hubby started cleaning the screen on the roof vent and ended up doing the ceiling because it was so easy to use. The light on the powerhead is great for floors but the light on the motor end was perfect for doing the ceilings.
That's right... ceilings. The light on the motor end is fantastic when you are using the TRUE PET attachment for the ceiling.
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Right now... the Shark Rocket is lower priced than the others and includes the TRUE PET attachment.
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I looked at another Shark unit (I think that was a HV301) at Home Depot but didn't like the way the dust/dirt container dumped. You had to take the entire power head outside to dump it...cord and all. What a bad design.
The Shark Rocket's dirt container is a much better design... and pops out of the motor end so the motor and the electrical cord is not in the way when you are emptying the dirt.
When we first started out on the road in 2005 I had my old renaissance electrolux from the house but replaced that with a Kona Miele two years ago because I thought it would be smaller and easier to tug around stuff... but it was not easy enough to make once a week cleaning an easy or quick task.
So there's my 2 cents worth... I've bought four cordless vacuums for my Class A and Truck Camper... cordless has it's worth but this $200 Shark is in a class of it's own.
That's right... ceilings. The light on the motor end is fantastic when you are using the TRUE PET attachment for the ceiling.
PICTURES
Right now... the Shark Rocket is lower priced than the others and includes the TRUE PET attachment.
Amazon link
I looked at another Shark unit (I think that was a HV301) at Home Depot but didn't like the way the dust/dirt container dumped. You had to take the entire power head outside to dump it...cord and all. What a bad design.
The Shark Rocket's dirt container is a much better design... and pops out of the motor end so the motor and the electrical cord is not in the way when you are emptying the dirt.
When we first started out on the road in 2005 I had my old renaissance electrolux from the house but replaced that with a Kona Miele two years ago because I thought it would be smaller and easier to tug around stuff... but it was not easy enough to make once a week cleaning an easy or quick task.
So there's my 2 cents worth... I've bought four cordless vacuums for my Class A and Truck Camper... cordless has it's worth but this $200 Shark is in a class of it's own.
