Small; vacuum cleaner ?

Another vote for the Dyson Cordless Stick. Best vacuum we've ever had for the rv. Works great if you have pets.

I use the smallest Craftsman wet-dry shop-vac.

http://www.sears.com/craftsman-clean-n-carry-reg-2-gal-wet-dry/p-00917713000P

Rbertalotto wrote:
I just bought this unit after it being recommended by dozens of RVers and consumer reviews. For $30 it is simply amazing. Great suction power, compact and well built

http://www.amazon.com/Eureka-EasyClean-Corded-Hand-Held-71B/dp/B0006HUYGM?ie=UTF8&psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s00

Yep, that thing really is amazing. One review said it could suck the paint off a wall and that's not much of an exaggeration.

I've had two hand-held Dirt Devils before that, and the one with the lower amp rating worked better than the one with the higher amp rating, but this yellow Eureka puts both of them to shame.

I don't like having a dirt cup to empty, but on the other hand, it's interesting to see just how much dirt it picks up.

I'll vote for the dyson cordless stick. An very impressive rechargeable....came standard in my Heartland Bighorn.

So...a poorly designed motor that draws more amps is better than a well designed motor that draws less amps...not being critical, just want to learn more. Is high amp draw ALWAYS an indicator of a better vacuum cleaner. Thanks in advance!

JohnnyQuest1961 wrote:
We bought a Shark Rocket Corded Handheld Vacuum for around $90.00, works great. We bought a small duffle bag so all the accessories would fit in it and this fits nicely in our storage area above the bed.

That is what we carry also and found it very efficient.

Dirt Devil 360 is awesome...has floor and carpet heads as well as duster head....

Thanks for all the suggestions.

We'll look into a few of them

Jack L

Aghhh trying to find a small vacumm for the RV that actually 'works' is an RV'ers worst nightmare. Most of them are pure junk.

What I found is that all these small vacuum companies play a very well planned game when it comes to what they allow the consumer to know about what they are buying BEFORE they get home with it.

Price will NOT guarantee you the most powerful one either.

It's the LACK of the amps purposely NOT being printed on the "outside" packaging. So you can not compare them.

I went to the store manager and told him I was going to start opening boxes and pulling out the manuals on these vacuums and if he would like to stand in the aisle as I did so he wouldn't have to call security!! Because I wanted to know how many amps the vac had BEFORE purchasing it.

I figured whats the dif of opening it at home and coming back to return it or opening them up in the aisle saving me the gas.

General Manager was very intrigued to see that indeed the amps are not always on the outside of the box for comparison AND that the most expensive one is NOT always the most powerful one.

Long story short, find the one with the most amps. More amps more powerful. You will be very surprised to see where some of these brand name expensive ones fall regarding how many amps.

In my little box ripping open in the walmart isle episode? Yup, that day I found the lesser expensive one was the most powerful one.
I bought the Eureka Ralley2. One powerful little vacuum. :C

I like the Eureka Easyclean (yellow one above) but need something I don't have to get down on the floor to use. I have to clean the filter often in that one even after I have vacuumed with another vacuum. Got a Eureka Airspeed and I get better results using a broom. The search continues...