Rechargeable Hoovers

[dridgeyboy]

Hi Everyone.
Just gauging opinion on rechargeable hoovers for the MoHo , what do you use /recommend in your van? Getting close to being given
the stiff brush and dustpan and told to do it myself !!

 

[Wickenman]

Hi Everyone.
Just gauging opinion on rechargeable hoovers for the MoHo , what do you use /recommend in your van? Getting close to being given
the stiff brush and dustpan and told to do it myself !!

All of the battery vacs have a relatively short run time so I bought a ThisWorx 12v from Amazon (£29.99). So impressed I bought another for my car after a few weeks, excellent product.

 

[andyt21]

We had a French supermarket cordless vac which was useless. Changed to a Shark stick from Lakeland which is brilliant

 

[scousebird]

G tech rechargeable. Good battery life and removable brush and no bag.

We have a g-tech as well, it's a bit like the old Bex Bissel but works quite well. Enough for a quick spruce up while we're away.

 

[The Wino]

You can fix that cutting out thing. I just fixed mine. The cleaning instructions don't go far enough. Following a YouTube video I opened up my filter (a tubular shaped one) and found stuff inside. After clearing that out it works perfectly. It's not designed to be opened but if you're careful with a knife you can do it.
I have another which was temperamental. I treated it to a replacement battery and that one works perfectly now too.

Both I would say are signs of poor design saying it's supposedly a premium product.

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[the1andonly]

Another Gtech user best thing we've been given for a long time . even just had a nice new battery free (recall, fiat take note)

 

[weezul]

New to Motorhomes but had plenty of boats. we have an Australian cattle dog that sheds all the time and a collie.
The gf has a shark( cordless vac )
but it's not up to the job. I bought a makita 18v and the cyclone attachment new off ebay for 50 quid. already had battery and charger for other tools and so far it has been brilliant. but you definitely need the cyclone attachment as the dustbag is too small.

 

[PP Bear]

I will have to ask the wife, she does technical stuff.

Bet she’s not a member

 

[PP Bear]

G tech rechargeable. Good battery life and removable brush and no bag.

Another vote for the GTec. Like that you can remove the entire handle so makes it easypeasy to store.

Also got a hoover jarvis with the 12v spinning head. 10 years old and still going strong

 

[PaulyP]

G tech rechargeable. Good battery life and removable brush and no bag.

Took the G tech from home and swapped it with the cylinder one at our static, both work better in their new surroundings, also hand held G tech at the caravan, arrived yesterday and put the upright on charge decided to take out the filters and wash them, couldn’t believe how much I washed out of them, took out rollers and cleaned them, was like new when I finished.

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[PaulyP]

Another Gtech user best thing we've been given for a long time . even just had a nice new battery free (recall, fiat take note)

I got one as well

 

[Gizmouk]

Milwaukee M18 hand vacuum. Great bit of kit, and plenty of suction.
And if you already have the batteries, less than £100 for the bare unit.

 

[Gina M]

Dyson Animal for me it has a forty minute run time which means I just charge up at home before we go away. I use it every day at home too, still going strong after 5 years

 

[Fraggle 22]

Took the G tech from home and swapped it with the cylinder one at our static, both work better in their new surroundings, also hand held G tech at the caravan, arrived yesterday and put the upright on charge decided to take out the filters and wash them, couldn’t believe how much I washed out of them, took out rollers and cleaned them, was like new when I finished.

That us the only downside of Gtech. Need to empty very frequently and wash the filters. We've had upright and hand held for a couple of years now and still work perfectly. Though our dogs don't technically shed there is fluff and long hairs to pick up bit like tumbleweed

 

[PaulyP]

That us the only downside of Gtech. Need to empty very frequently and wash the filters. We've had upright and hand held for a couple of years now and still work perfectly. Though our dogs don't technically shed there is fluff and long hairs to pick up bit like tumbleweed

My two definitely shed, at home the downstairs is all wooden floors and it’s like tumbleweed floating around.

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[Lynne Roy]

Dyson animal boat , brilliant job

 

[jfly57]

I find the Lidl hand-held version very reliable....and it's hard to beat the 3 year warranty they give.

 

[DuxDeluxe]

Dyson V6 here, purchased on offer. Worked well

 

[SwissBob]

Most too big for our lickle van but now have a Shark motorhome pet. It is superb.

 

[Janine]

Most too big for our lickle van but now have a Shark motorhome pet. It is superb.

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Had to smile when I read that you have a pet shark in your moho

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[BouncyBoatFolk]

Hitachi, already have the drill on board and a blindingly bright torch attachment, + a bedside Mag-light truncheon, I mean torch