(Part 2) Best handheld vacuums according to redditors
We found 285 Reddit comments discussing the best handheld vacuums. We ranked the 62 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the products ranked 21-40. You can also go back to the previous section.
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liwei18 Household Intelligent Sweeping Robot Automatic Cleaner Mini Smart Vacuum Cleaner Handheld Vacuums https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Y4755NP/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_apa_i_uY21Db0F4PP26
Well you want to do something "computer based" but you 1.) are not "wired" for programming, 2.) do not have the funds to invest in photo editing software and 3.) lack the creativity for Pixel Art.
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Here is my recommendation. Invest in a Hand Held Detail Vacuum and download CC Cleaner and/or Malware Bytes to a thumb drive and market yourself as The PC Cleaner. For a flat fee of $XX you will internally clean a PC and speed it up using CC Cleaner and Malware Bytes - all in home.
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The new products were the Eagle One wheel cleaner and the Meguiar's Quik Detailer. I'm very happy with them!
Liwei18 sells tones of crap...
Here is their Sweep on amazon
It is 60 bucks and appears to have a charging system. I am wondering if you got a knock off Sweep. So a Knock off of a Knock off?
Got this one a while back from Amazon, highly recommend and very affordable ($20) BLACK+DECKER HNV220BCZ03FF Compact Lithium Hand Vac 2Ah Kit - Deep Aqua - Cordless https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01DAWQW24/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_ic8MBb2KW195Y
There are ESD-safe vacuum cleaners but they're expensive.
https://www.amazon.com/Portable-Dry-Vacuum-Safe-HEPA/dp/B007IAB9XW
Paid 89.99 was on sale a few weeks ago but it’s a really good vacuum.
BISSELL Multi Auto Lightweight Lithium Ion Cordless Car Hand Vacuum, Red, 19851 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07FL32CLZ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_plAuDbX91SH3H
Lucky for you, they're still produced today. (Just under a different brand i'm sure).
Chiming in to say that I lovvveeeeeeeeee our Bissell Pet Hair Eraser. It's amazing.
Dry car. Water gets trapped in my SUV's back hatch this spits it out.
Mini leaf blower. I find it easier to control and I'm not blowing dust and crap into my or my neighbors pool.
I have a GSD and they shed like mofos too.
I have this https://www.amazon.com/dp/B017AGL046/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_t1_hjFKAbK74VYTC
Is one of those arms shaped like a handheld vacuum cleaner? Like these?
Oh, I absolutely LOVE my ball Dyson. They sometimes pop up on woot!, refurbished or factory reconditioned for $250 or so. Check the main page and the Home page, as well as the Home page Woot plus!es. The pluses don't mean you need any extra subscription. Made that mistake for a while. Also, the whole point of woot! is to change the main deal every day, so make sure you check in.
My parents used to have a bladed vacuum, and it didn't pick up nearly as much. I also really like the convenience of not having to buy and change out bags, I just open it up and throw it in the garbage. The ball Dyson also picks up hair better; a lot of bag vacuums would just spin hair around and it would end up burning from the heat of the machine. It sucks to vacuum and have to smell burned hair every time.
It's also helpful to get one of those handheld vaccuums for those hard-to-reach spots, like a desk, bookshelf shelves, underneath small things, inside the car, etc. This one is about $40 on Amazon.
I shed a lot, too. That feeling when you're not only itching a day-long scratch, but you can see the flakes dusting up into the air. For everyone else, gross, I know. But damn if it isn't the best feeling.
Probably this Vacuum since my AC keeps shooting out some white powder that my vacuum cant suck up from the corner/sides.
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Okay, just FYI, in my time if a student brought his own vacuum for a single dorm room, he'd be thought of as a 'clean freak.' Substitute a modern term.
If you think the university's vacuum won't have attachments you need, I'd buy a hand vacuum like the Shark Rocket Ultra-Light. Shark, as a brand, is top-rated by Consumer Reports for performance and top-rated by its 7 million members for reliability (repair rates).
The model CR likes the best, of all tested brands, is the Shark Ion W1 WV201, which may be perfect for a dorm because it's so small and wouldn't look out of place if stored on your desk 24/7. The more I look at it, the more I think it's the perfect dorm vac to supplement the university's upright vacuum. CR states it 'was one of the quieter models tested.'
A hand vacuum will also be handy for pulling up food off your bed and tabletop surfaces and around the legs of your bed and desk.
Sorry. My bad.
https://www.amazon.com/Cordless-Vacuum-Stick-Handheld-Rechargeable/dp/B07JG719LM
I’ve been happy with this for portability, though I use a standard canister vacuum at home. The 12v cord for the car is listed separately.
Yantu Handheld Vacuum Cleaner, Hand Vacuum Cordless Rechargeable Pet Hair Vacuum, Car Vacuum Cleaner Dust Busters for Home and Car Cleaning https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GLFFRLM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_gdCuDbQ81MYR4
You should try
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0748TR6Q1?ref=yo_pop_ma_swf
Works great the only thing that sucks is the battery if you have at max capacity it'll last 10-15 minutes
So this isn't necessarily an Amazon-related issue itself.
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I was looking for a handheld vacuum on amazon.com.
I see this one here (link) for 45 dollars, with original price listed as 79.99. the color is black and white, and they say it's on limited sale.
I click the secondary color and its price is 39.99. the listed price (so original price) is 49.99.
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So are these people just scammers? How do I avoid scams like this? It's ridiculous
I like having a mini vacuum that is cordless, and has different attachments. It’s small so fits in room nicely and it’s easy to pull out randomly for little jobs. Filter is washable 🌎 A bit pricey but it’s totally worth it. There is also an attachment with a “brush” that is really nice for cleaning up hair off of furniture and rugs VS using a lint roller.See here: https://www.amazon.com/BLACK-DECKER-HHVI315JO42-Dustbuster-Cordless/dp/B01DAI5BZ2/ref=zg_bs_510114_15?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=GDW8AH0AR8NR8504YFRH
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I buy hay and litter material in bulk, and keep the big containers in another room. I have smaller tubs in the bunny room for daily use: hay, litter material, pellets, and a trash container. They all have swing-top lids so they are always closed. Makes cleaning litter boxes super easy and faster.
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My bun has 2 high-top litter boxes that I clean daily, which I find helps with smells VS cleaning them every few days. Also, certain types of litter hold smells more than others. [See video below]
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White vinegar is amazing. Used for cleaning up accidents, deodorizing the room, and add it to the washer when washing bunny laundry to remove smell. You can also use baking soda in a dish for deodorizing room, but PLEASE make sure the bunny has no chance of getting to it.
Other tips for removing smells: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DPMlRVUNZ00
very misleading! yikes. ok this one seems to suck and blow... https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B01CFMESIA/ref=sspa_dk_detail_3?psc=1
> not a vacuum.
For clarification, you can get ESD safe vacuums. But they aren't cheap, 200+ dollars for weak, handful versions. https://www.amazon.com/Portable-Dry-Vacuum-Safe-HEPA/dp/B007IAB9XW
You're better off spending the 60 bucks on the electronic duster linked in the other comments.
The reviews make that thing sound shitty as hell.
I just found this one on amazon too, a bit higher reviews, and one of them instructs you on how to improve the suction.
http://www.amazon.com/ZOpid-Battery-operated-Desktop-Vacuum-Cleaner/dp/B004JD0PHC/ref=zg_bs_510114_30
I bought this a few months ago. It’s small, only about 6” long but it works great for getting lint and other stuff out of my machines.
ZOpid Mini Battery-operated Desktop Vacuum Cleaner https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004JD0PHC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_WlI-zbASEF9P2
What's your opinion of "dust buster" type implements? (I use this guy) I feel like they're nice to have around for small messes and such; are there any that are like vastly superior or are they all pretty much the same?