12v Dustbuster/hoover
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12v Dustbuster/hoover
Can anyone recommend a decent 12v Dustbuster\hoover?
I am completely f****d off with wasting money on petrol station hoovers that have not had the filter cleaned in 10 years so they dont pick up ****!!
Using hoover from the house aint an option.
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I am completely f****d off with wasting money on petrol station hoovers that have not had the filter cleaned in 10 years so they dont pick up ****!!
Using hoover from the house aint an option.
Thanks for any response
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This is OK
Robert Dyas - Your friendly online home and garden specialist
But not as good as a mains vac. It's OK for getting rid of most of the weekly dust etc.
Robert Dyas - Your friendly online home and garden specialist
But not as good as a mains vac. It's OK for getting rid of most of the weekly dust etc.
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I've got one- bloody expensive but very good, much better than the usual 'dustbuster' type vacuums.
It does, however, have a very short battery life- mine does about 6 minutes between charges, which is just enough.
It does, however, have a very short battery life- mine does about 6 minutes between charges, which is just enough.
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Dyson and cheap are not words you often see in the same sentence (unless some people talk about the build quality...)
I wonder if there are caravanning products or similar that would work from a lighter socket so you can get more power without flattening a little battery too quickly?
I wonder if there are caravanning products or similar that would work from a lighter socket so you can get more power without flattening a little battery too quickly?
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