12 v cacuum cleaner for MH

[jerryz]

Hello again , please reccommend me a good 12v vacuum cleaner for MH

 

[Jev88]

Not 12v but always use a folding Shark anti hair wrap.

 

[Captain Yoghurtpot]

Personally, don't think a 12v will have enough power for suction.
Of the ones I have seen for cars, they lack serious punch, in my opinion.
However, a Makita 18v lithium battery powered portable vacuum could well be a solution, charged up via 240v or from an inverter if using solar if no EHU available.
Just a thought.

 

[jerryz]

Maybe a mains powered battery portable one ????that i can run and charge when on Hookup ??

 

[DBK]

Is it an electric pooperscooper?

But on a more serious note I'm not sure there is a good 12 volt vacuum cleaner. We use a G-Tech Hand-held which needs 240 volts to charge of course but its spinning brush is good for removing dog hairs.

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[donkey]

Plenty to choose from in the cordless rechargeable market.

Geoff

 

[Captain Yoghurtpot]

Maybe a mains powered battery portable one ????that i can run and charge when on Hookup ??

As posted earlier.
Look at Makita, Ryobi and Milwalki ( spelling).

 

[Peavy]

I use a rechargable Xiaomi vacuum cleaner.
Good enough for dust (6000 Pa suction power). Battery lasts around 20 min.
Enough for a small van.

 

[Richard n Ann]

The low voltage ones aren't very powerful, they would have to draw many amps to equal a mains one. I use a good quality dust pan and brush now. Takes less room up, no faffing about charging and cheaper to buy.

Then get the Henry out at home.

 

[Lenny HB]

We use a Dyson car & boat comes with mains & 12v chargers and a good selection of tools.

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[Kayak Kid]

I am with Captain Yoghurtpot and use a Makita cordless vacuum cleaner. Great suction! It uses the same Lithium battery as my other cordless power tools and charged on 230v charger when away. That said the charge lasts for ages!

 

[Steve Travelvan]

We also use a Dyson, have done for years. Our model is the V8. Works very well when charged via12 v adapter.

 

[Patiopat]

I use a Makita 18v last for ages and does the job well.

 

[Landy Andy]

Got a Dyson, and the 12v charger. But these days we don’t bother to take it. It’s just as quick to whip round with a dustpan and brush.

 

[Deadloss]

Have used one of these for the last few years. Excellent for a quick clean up, and never have to worry about getting it out and finding the battery is flat! The long lead means I can cover the whole of the interior by just plugging into one socket.
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[Clive Beeza]

We use a Dyson car & boat comes with mains & 12v chargers and a good selection of tools.

Also use the Dyson car n Boat cleaner, 2 speeds and light weight
does the jobbie quite well

 

[Bubba]

Have used one of these for the last few years. Excellent for a quick clean up, and never have to worry about getting it out and finding the battery is flat! The long lead means I can cover the whole of the interior by just plugging into one socket.
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We use one of those 12v black&decker jobs. No problems with it at all. Picks up dog hair no hassle as well. Good bit of kit.

 

[Derbyshire wanderer]

We use a Makita too as the batteries are already used for other purposes including running high output 12v cigar socket output for laptop and drone chargers

 

[Machbuster]

Hello again , please reccommend me a good 12v vacuum cleaner for MH

I have used a Beldray Revo Pet Plus Cordless. don't have a pet though, but very pleased with it. Used it a couple of years with no problems.

 

[RobbyMClark]

Is it an electric pooperscooper?

But on a more serious note I'm not sure there is a good 12 volt vacuum cleaner. We use a G-Tech Hand-held which needs 240 volts to charge of course but its spinning brush is good for removing dog hairs.

I second the g-tech - bit slow on recharge though from flat - okay otherwise.

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[Chajane]

Hello again , please reccommend me a good 12v vacuum cleaner for MH

We have a portable Shark vacuum cleaner which takes up very little room in the M.H.

 

[OldCodger]

We also use a Dyson, have done for years. Our model is the V8. Works very well when charged via12 v adapter.

Ditto. Battery life isn’t brilliant 10-15 mins but there’s not a lot to clean!!

 

[Libellula]

Have used one of these for the last few years. Excellent for a quick clean up, and never have to worry about getting it out and finding the battery is flat! The long lead means I can cover the whole of the interior by just plugging into one socket.
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This is top of my want list having watched a CamperVibe You Tube video using it.

 

[the1andonly]

I'm not sure there is a good 12 volt vacuum cleaner. We use a G-Tech Hand-held which needs 240 volts to charge of course but its spinning brush is good for removing dog hairs.

Totally agree

I'm not sure there is a good 12 volt vacuum cleaner.

Gtech works a treat. I Use an msw invertor to charge ours, also charge it at home on mains mostly, dont think we've had to charge it in van too often. (i dont use it!!!)

 

[Apacheman]

Mounted our old Dyson to its bracket and charger point in the rear locker. Permanently plugged in so recharges when connected to an EHU. Always seems to have charge and works for us.

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[Aspenshaw]

I have a GE Tech car vacuum which I use the van. It works pretty well on the nooks and crannies, a brush & pan set is better when we are touring, and the household sweeper when we get home. The GE Tech beats the brush & pan and the household sweeper on usability in the crowded motorhome. That's why I use it for the small jobs.

 

[cyberyacht]

I've got an old(40years?) Halfords jobbie with with a ciggy socket flex.