There are a few car accessories that every vehicle owner needs. This includes everything from a tire inflator and a battery charger to jumper cables and a basic tool kit. But while all of these essentials maintain the functionality of your vehicle, you can’t forget about keeping the interior clean.
That’s where the Gooloo Cordless Car Vacuum comes into play. Right now at Walmart, shoppers can grab this highly-rated device for just $30, which is 70% off its originally $100 price tag.
Gooloo Cordless Car Vacuum, $30 (was $100) at Walmart
Weighing less than 1 pound and about the size of a bottle of water, this car vacuum is lightweight and compact enough to throw into the trunk of your car or in your glove compartment. The device uses 6000Pa of suction to remove everything from dust, dirt, and sand to dog hair and crumbs from every crevice of your vehicle. Your purchase includes a crevice nozzle and brush nozzle that also helps to clean hard to reach areas with ease.
One shopper wrote, “I love that this vacuum is cordless and just the right size for a car vacuum cleaner. It picks up dust, hair, etc. from carpets or floor mats very quickly.”
The car vacuum is powered by two 1800mAh batteries that last up to 18 minutes on a full charge, allowing you to clean the entirety of your car interior with just one charge. Plus, the cleaning tool can be charged via a USB cable. You’ll also find a 400-milliliter dust cup with a HEPA filter that collects up to 95.99% of dust and particles during each cleaning session. According to customers, they have used this cordless vacuum for more than just cleaning their car interiors, it has helped them with removing dust from baseboards, ceiling fans, cabinets, and more.
A second customer said, “Powerful, compact, and very practical! I cleaned my entire car with it and still had power left. Lightweight and easier to maneuver than a big vacuum cleaner.”
Don’t wait. Add this $30 cordless car vacuum to your cart ASAP. It’ll take your cleaning regime to the next level.
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Victoria Garcia
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