Lithium/Fag lighter hoovers

[Parsnip]

I have got a mains dyson thing for the house and have an old mains vax which occasionally get wheeled out when doing a "big" clean, but like the idea of a wee hoover just to run around the cars every so often to keep them a bit cleaner - hers is like a mobile gravel skip at times.

Is it better to go 12 volt or battery? Are they a waste of time in general and i'll be cursing they arent mains powered?

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Black-Decker-PD1200AV-XJ-...

Looks cheap and chearful?

Or better to shell out and get one of the dyson handhelds?

[Jonny_]

If you've already got any half decent cordless power tools (Makita, Dewalt etc), see if you can get a cordless vacuum that runs on the same batteries.

As I've got several of their cordless power tools and batteries, I bought a Makita 18v vac for something like £30 from Screwfix, having found all most other cordless vacs to be either utter crap or that the internal batteries didn't take long to deteriorate.

Not a bad little thing, spot on for cleaning cars/cleaning up after a small child/cleaning the small child, and goes for ages even on a very old 3Ah tool battery.