(Part 2) Reddit mentions: The best handheld vacuums

We have a dust buster ($27 for a wet/dry on Amazon) that's AWESOME for picking up stray pills, pellets and hay. Just save some chopsticks from takeout to clean them out when they get stuck inside. Do you think that would help?

Molly LOOOOVES the cool terrazzo floor in our place - she doesn't like to run on them as much though she'll explore, she's a curious lady. She just flops on the slippery surface and then watching her try to get up again is hilarious.

It looks like an awesome setup for him and it's clearly working for you too. Yay! Thanks for the update.

If you're interested in something that's cordless but still powerful, this works wonderfully.

It's great if you don't have a garage.

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31 days for Augustus and I will buy you a small surprise gift from your WL.

What's your opinion of "dust buster" type implements? (I use this guy) I feel like they're nice to have around for small messes and such; are there any that are like vastly superior or are they all pretty much the same?

You mean something like this:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B009LXQBHI

If so, I wouldn't waste your money. I have one, but I rarely use it. I might use it for small touch ups that take less than 1 minute, but for a vacuum that would be your main one you would be much better off spending just a few more bucks and getting a wet/dry vacuum like this:

http://www.homedepot.com/p/RIDGID-12-Gal-Wet-Dry-Vac-with-Detachable-Blower-WD1280/202440986

If you have any more questions just ask :)

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Well you want to do something "computer based" but you 1.) are not "wired" for programming, 2.) do not have the funds to invest in photo editing software and 3.) lack the creativity for Pixel Art.

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Here is my recommendation. Invest in a Hand Held Detail Vacuum and download CC Cleaner and/or Malware Bytes to a thumb drive and market yourself as The PC Cleaner. For a flat fee of $XX you will internally clean a PC and speed it up using CC Cleaner and Malware Bytes - all in home.

Paid 89.99 was on sale a few weeks ago but it’s a really good vacuum.

BISSELL Multi Auto Lightweight Lithium Ion Cordless Car Hand Vacuum, Red, 19851 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07FL32CLZ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_plAuDbX91SH3H

I’ve been happy with this for portability, though I use a standard canister vacuum at home. The 12v cord for the car is listed separately.

Yantu Handheld Vacuum Cleaner, Hand Vacuum Cordless Rechargeable Pet Hair Vacuum, Car Vacuum Cleaner Dust Busters for Home and Car Cleaning https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07GLFFRLM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_gdCuDbQ81MYR4

I love my Dyson - solid piece, and very reliable. I've never had a problem with mine in the 4 years I've owned it.

You don't necessarily need the "pet" one - I have the standard unit with a pet kit of attachments. I find myself using those less and less as I don't normally carry shedding pax.

This is the one I have

Is this it?

liwei18 Household Intelligent Sweeping Robot Automatic Cleaner Mini Smart Vacuum Cleaner Handheld Vacuums https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07Y4755NP/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_apa_i_uY21Db0F4PP26

I have a metro data/vac 3 and am very happy with it I do pc and printer service and I get good suction you need to change your bags when you notice it not cleaning well. There dead silent in an office environment and the adapter to use it as a blower is in the kit so it’s basically the same as the $70 metro vac blower and you can clean toner up with it.

As far as air compressors go I use them all the time never had a problem with moisture. In reality you never should unless you can see water vapor coming from your blow gun at what point you should drain your compressors tank as the manual tells you to do daily. I have a Porter-Cable model c1010 and there good cheap, oil-less, and quite throw a coil hose and blow gun and you have a complete solution for blowing out computers

An option I haven’t got to try but really am excited about is Power Tank Sidearm system it’s basically a co2 tank for paint ball with a regulator and hose a bit pricy but it would last longer and deliver high pressure longer than caned air. I am sure you could build the same system for way less in components then there charging for it.

Metro Vacuum MDV3TCA DataVac/3

http://www.amazon.com/Metro-Vacuum-MDV3TCA-DataVac-Carrying/dp/B000OVUH30/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1394328759&sr=8-3&keywords=metro+vac+mdv-3

PORTER-CABLE C1010

http://www.amazon.com/PORTER-CABLE-C1010-Heavy-Duty-1-Gallon-Compressor/dp/B00519EUCE

Power Tank PS01-3150 Sidearm Package B

http://www.amazon.com/Power-Tank-PS01-3150-Sidearm-Package/dp/B004M9KJZQ/ref=sr_1_20?s=automotive&ie=UTF8&qid=1394328170&sr=1-20

Got this one a while back from Amazon, highly recommend and very affordable ($20) BLACK+DECKER HNV220BCZ03FF Compact Lithium Hand Vac 2Ah Kit - Deep Aqua - Cordless https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01DAWQW24/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_ic8MBb2KW195Y

Hahaha! You are sooo right about that! I alreasy have one, now I want this

Recommend bringing a little handheld vacuum to clean up the rug during slow periods. It will give you something to do rather than adjusting the candles over and over and over throughout the day.

Chiming in to say that I lovvveeeeeeeeee our Bissell Pet Hair Eraser. It's amazing.

Is one of those arms shaped like a handheld vacuum cleaner? Like these?

I have one of these:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/d/Vacuuming-Cleaning-Ironing/Black-Decker-Lithium-Flexi-18-Dark-Titanium/B00IUK7ZYG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1484813403&sr=8-1&keywords=black+and+decker+cordless+vacuum

It's excellent.

I personally avoid 'fuckingsweatyhandsitis' by dabbing my thumbs into Chalk ball 35 g or 60 g 100 % magnesium carbonate by Alpidex . Yes you will need to clean your pad now and it only works when your hands get sweaty.

I think you'll at least need to modfiy the headlights so the low beam doesn't blind motorist in the meeting lane (because it becomes a pretty useless thing when going from right-hand to left-hand traffic if you don't).

Tourists going from continental Europe to the UK or the other way around usually just put on headlamp adaptors as a temporary solution.

Karcher WD 3 Multi-Purpose Vacuum Cleaner https://www.amazon.in/dp/B00JBNZPFM/

We have this at home but not getting used much since my sister is at home

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You could always use one of these...

Oh, I absolutely LOVE my ball Dyson. They sometimes pop up on woot!, refurbished or factory reconditioned for $250 or so. Check the main page and the Home page, as well as the Home page Woot plus!es. The pluses don't mean you need any extra subscription. Made that mistake for a while. Also, the whole point of woot! is to change the main deal every day, so make sure you check in.

My parents used to have a bladed vacuum, and it didn't pick up nearly as much. I also really like the convenience of not having to buy and change out bags, I just open it up and throw it in the garbage. The ball Dyson also picks up hair better; a lot of bag vacuums would just spin hair around and it would end up burning from the heat of the machine. It sucks to vacuum and have to smell burned hair every time.

It's also helpful to get one of those handheld vaccuums for those hard-to-reach spots, like a desk, bookshelf shelves, underneath small things, inside the car, etc. This one is about $40 on Amazon.

I shed a lot, too. That feeling when you're not only itching a day-long scratch, but you can see the flakes dusting up into the air. For everyone else, gross, I know. But damn if it isn't the best feeling.