Cordless Car Vac?
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Don't the Dysons have a very short battery life?
My advice - assuming you can run a mains cable to your car - is to not bother and to simply get a second Karcher cheap vac to leave in your garage. I think mine was £50.
I did have a B&D cordless vac which was convenient but still a bit of a toy.
My advice - assuming you can run a mains cable to your car - is to not bother and to simply get a second Karcher cheap vac to leave in your garage. I think mine was £50.
I did have a B&D cordless vac which was convenient but still a bit of a toy.
Pretty sure it was this one. . .
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Black-Decker-Dustbuster-Ha...
Could be quite handy if like me your cars don't live near a power socket!
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Black-Decker-Dustbuster-Ha...
Could be quite handy if like me your cars don't live near a power socket!
Digger said:
Pretty sure it was this one. . .
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Black-Decker-Dustbuster-Ha...
Could be quite handy if like me your cars don't live near a power socket!
Ugly looking thing.http://www.amazon.co.uk/Black-Decker-Dustbuster-Ha...
Could be quite handy if like me your cars don't live near a power socket!
Digger said:
Pretty sure it was this one. . .
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Black-Decker-Dustbuster-Ha...
Could be quite handy if like me your cars don't live near a power socket!
That's the one I had. It was OK.http://www.amazon.co.uk/Black-Decker-Dustbuster-Ha...
Could be quite handy if like me your cars don't live near a power socket!
Digger said:
Pretty sure it was this one. . .
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Black-Decker-Dustbuster-Ha...
Could be quite handy if like me your cars don't live near a power socket!
Got one of these as well. Much better than similar one's we've had before. More power and better built.http://www.amazon.co.uk/Black-Decker-Dustbuster-Ha...
Could be quite handy if like me your cars don't live near a power socket!
rsv gone! said:
Don't the Dysons have a very short battery life?
My advice - assuming you can run a mains cable to your car - is to not bother and to simply get a second Karcher cheap vac to leave in your garage. I think mine was £50.
I did have a B&D cordless vac which was convenient but still a bit of a toy.
A few years ago I bought a Dyson DC16, and yes you're right the battery was not that good. After a couple of years it went phut so I got an aftermarket battery from Amazon. It now has twice the use time and is a a useful bit of kit with real suction. Wouldn't be without it.My advice - assuming you can run a mains cable to your car - is to not bother and to simply get a second Karcher cheap vac to leave in your garage. I think mine was £50.
I did have a B&D cordless vac which was convenient but still a bit of a toy.
Digger said:
Interesting as I have a dying DC16 battery. Do you have a link to the exact battery you bought?
Here you go: http://www.amazon.co.uk/Dyson-battery-DC16-6Volt-B...Gassing Station | Computers, Gadgets & Stuff | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff