Taking better care of yourself might be one of your goals this year. But what about your car? You can easily clean, polish, and organize your vehicle with products such as handheld vacuums, car trash cans, or pressure washers.
If you are more concerned about keeping your car’s interior clean, then a cordless vacuum is a must. Right now, the iFanze Cordless Handheld Vacuum is on sale at Walmart for only $19. Its portable and lightweight construction makes it perfect for cleaning the floor mats and in between the cushions of your car.
iFanze Cordless Handheld Vacuum, $19 (was $50) at Walmart
With 6,000-pascal suction power and a 120-watt high-power copper core motor, this handheld vacuum can absorb anything from food crumbs, pebbles, dust, and pet hair. It weighs just 20.5 ounces and features a 900-milliliter large-capacity dust container that will help you save time and energy by not having to constantly empty the container.
“Wonderful portable vacuum,” wrote one shopper. “This vacuum is portable, yet powerful enough to clean up. I received this and started to carry it in my car. It is tiny enough to fit into the corner of my trunk and yet powerful enough to clean up seats and floors. The battery lasts for quite a while and easily gives about 40+ minutes of vacuuming on a full charge. I cleaned all my seats, and it was able to pick up quite a bit of dust.”
This vacuum comes with one HEPA filter, a USB charging cable, one brush tool, one extension hose, and one crevice tool. It features a 2,600-milliampere-hour large-capacity battery that can be used for up to 30 minutes on one single charge.
“This is a great little vacuum,” wrote another satisfied shopper. “I absolutely love this. Now, I don’t have to drag out my Dyson ball vacuum just to do a quick vacuum of all the dirt that accumulates on the floor mats. This little thing is lightweight [and] lasts the right amount of time. Every car owner needs a handy little vacuum like this.”
Treat your car to this $19 cordless vacuum cleaner . It is compact enough to store in your trunk without taking up too much space.
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Victoria Garcia
Associate Commerce Editor, Autoblog