Hand-held rechargeable vacuum cleaners

[Roop]

Are they any good...? Just for vacuuming out the car / cleaning up the odd spill etc...?

Had a look at a 12v Electrolux one at £60 or so plus the Dyson ones at £100 - £115.

Looking at the 'decent' ones, not the 5hitters that couldn't suck up a fart.

TIA

[ChristianZS]

http://www.ebuyer.com/product/127690

I know its not hand-held but still..

[Roop]

ChristianZS said:

http://www.ebuyer.com/product/127690

I know its not hand-held but still..

Nice, but can't help but think it wouldn't work too well in the car...

[staceyb]

We bought a black&decker 7.2v dustbuster from tescomo a few months back when they were on sale for 30quid. Very handy for cleaning up bits and pieces around the house.

[mel]

FFS be a man and get the DeWalt one that runs on cordless powertool batteries, the only vacuum cleaner that can be bought without looking like a homosexual.

non gay hoover

Edited by mel on Monday 27th October 13:22

[Roop]

mel said:

FFS be a man and get the DeWalt one that runs on cordless powertool batteries, the only vacuum cleaner that can be bought without looking like a homosexual.

What...? As if I do the vacuuming around the place...? It's for 'er in doors of course.

I just do the dusting in me pinny...

[hornetrider]

We have a Kone, by Vax.

It's an excellent powerful little hoover and perfect for the car, even use it on the living room floor occasionally. And it also looks really cool plugged in, sitting in a corner somewhere. It lights up in a subtle blue hue when it's plugged in and charging.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Vax-K-001-Handheld-cleaner...

It's an absolute bargain at this price, trust me.

[Viper_Larry]

Even cheaper here @ £12.99 + £4.99 delivery.

http://www.valueland.co.uk/sessionID/BKS/Vax-K-001...

Bought one myself