A dedicated vacuum cleaner is the best way to ensure the interior of your car doesn’t slide into a perpetual state of dirtiness. Tracked-in dirt, spilled drinks, old receipts, snow-melting salt, and the other detritus that comes with driving are no match for a powerful, versatile vacuum cleaner like the one that’s $60 off at Amazon right now.
The DeWalt 20V Max Cordless Hand Vacuum Cleaner is on sale for $99, 38% off its $159 list price. It’s a bare tool, so you will need a DeWalt battery to run it. Luckily, there is no shortage of deals on DeWalt batteries, and if you’ve already got a collection of DeWalt tools the batteries you use with those are compatible with this tool as well.
In DeWalt’s signature yellow and black color combination, this vacuum has a large handle on top that also holds a flexible hose in place. You can maneuver the front utility nozzle into place by using the handle to move the entire unit, or take the hose out for easier access to small crevices. Both methods suck debris into the half-gallon tank that’s secured with a heavy-duty latch. There’s also a washable HEPA wet/dry filter that traps 99.97% of dust 0.3 microns and larger.
“The vacuum is a total win in my book,” gushed one shopper. The use of DeWalt batteries means “it fits right into my existing tool setup without needing extra chargers or adapters” and performance-wise, “the suction is impressively strong, easily handling sawdust, debris, and even heavier messes without bogging down.” Overall, it’s “a reliable, portable vacuum with serious power.”
Another customer added that this is a “super awesome device with excellent suction and battery life” even when running on lower capacity DeWalt batteries. The versatility of the detachable hose was also a favorite feature for them, and it’s easy to see why, particularly for use in cars where nooks and crannies abound.
Given how much car detailing costs, $100 for the DeWalt 20V Max Cordless Hand Vacuum Cleaner is a bargain. Use it regularly for quick cleanups and your car will stay cleaner for longer. It’s also plenty powerful enough for bigger spills, automotive and otherwise, and its wet/dry capabilities mean it can clean up practically anything.
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Cameron LeBlanc
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