Cordless Vacuum Recommendations

[friscoaggie]

Anyone have any recommendations on a cordless vacuum for detailing? I have a shopvac, but before trying to add a bunch of attachments more suited for the inside of my mustang looking to see if anyone has found one that works well. I see millions on Amazon, but assuming that these are all trash, 10 min battery life and/or very little suction.

Thanks.

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[samson]

Good question. I'm looking for the same. My shop vac is just too bulky to deal with. Subscribed...

 

[DukeCLR]

Years ago I grew tired of replacing cordless vacuums, they always died and the last 6 months they didn't work so well. I bought a small corded one 10 years ago and it still works great. The one I linked below isn't available anymore but I suggest looking for something similar.

https://www.amazon.com/eureka-easyc...in_2_osp20-05c6f69e_cov?tag=aliashome-20&th=1

 

[dusman59]

I have a Ridgid cordless. It is ok for quick jobs. Its not for deep cleaning. Battery lasts good enough which has lifetime replacement. The vacuum has lifetime also. It comes with an attachment assortment .

 

[roadpilot]

Cordless don't last very long, and performance is never as good as corded.

 

[dusman59]

I think one would be better off getting a wall mount corded. Maybe one that could be taken off the wall for more remote jobs.

 

[GripTime]

I have had this one for over 10 years. It works with my DeWalt 20V batteries so that's a plus. I have a drill and sawzall. So when I need to vacuum I just use those batteries. I have replaced my batteries once I believe in 10 years, but again, I mainly use it for the cordless drill. The vacuum is plenty strong. Also good for deep cleaning getting wet leaves or debris out when you open the hood or trunk, you know that debris that collects in the crevices.

Dewalt-DCV580H
Cordless-Wet-Dry-Vacuum

 

[RLE55]

Wife has tried numerous handheld cordless vac's for around the house. We've had the dustbuster® AdvancedClean™ Cordless Handheld Vacuum for a couple of years now it does a pretty good job. I've used it a few times on the truck, does better than expected. Not as good as my Wet/Dry Vac, but good enough for quick stuff.

 

[DFB5.0]

I'm using a M18 Milwaukee at the moment. I only use this for quick clean ups to avoid dragging out my shop vac to deal. The only thing not included is a brush attachment, but those are freely available on Amazon.

M18™ Compact Vacuum (milwaukeetool.com)
Amazon.com : Horse Hair Dusting Brush Dust Tool Replace Attachment/For Vacuum Cleaner 32-35mm

Would I use this to deal with the below? No, it's not that capable.

But its ideal for times when all I need is to remove some light soiling, leaves, grass ect...................

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