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Old 07-10-2024, 09:11 AM
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20yrs with my Ryobi battery vacuum. Newer ones have nice attachments.
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Old 07-10-2024, 09:28 AM
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This one:

https://www.boschtools.com/us/en/pro...-3n-06019C6319

Wet/Dry...powerful...rugged. I use it for everything and hasn't let me down.



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Originally Posted by Rookie
20yrs with my Ryobi battery vacuum. Newer ones have nice attachments.
I forgot. I have the Ridgid 18V cordless vacuum and the 18V "dustbuster" too. They both work great.
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I have a small dirt devil too (Old #103 cast aluminum front end).
Has the beater brush on the front.
Really like a mini old school carpet vac.
It is a 110v that takes more juice than a small (like 400watt)invertor puts out.
But that thing still works GREAT.
I was bummed a few years ago when the original belt for the brush finally broke.
Got a few new ones and still use it.
Our pontoon has a short nap textured berber med. blue carpet.
The dirt devil works great on that stuff.
Haven't used it much since getting cordless stuff, because I do either have to drag extension cord or get bigger invertor out.
But, it does a much better job than just vac w/o the roller brush.

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Old 07-10-2024, 03:55 PM
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Leaf Blower is my tool for that problem, about 15 seconds and it's clean.
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Originally Posted by Interceptor
Leaf Blower is my tool for that problem, about 15 seconds and it's clean.
Interceptor,

I gotta admit, it went through my mind....

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This unit works well I have a few does the job
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Old 07-11-2024, 10:18 AM
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Originally Posted by BBYSTWY
I have all milwaukee cordless power tools so I bought the small vacuum that they make since I already have a sh!tpile of batteries lol. It's small and very impressive when it comes to suction. All of the mainstream companies make them like dewalt and kobalt etc. I know you said you didn't want that style but if you already have the tools/batteries seems like a no brainer to add a vacuum to the lineup. Just my .02

Same here .
I have 3 Milwaukee vacuums including the big boy and they all are great.. no more wires is even better . Batterries last a long time I probably recharge em once a summer .
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Old 07-11-2024, 12:21 PM
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Leaf Blower is my tool for that problem, about 15 seconds and it's clean.
How do you clean the carpet in the cuddy?
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Old 07-11-2024, 04:24 PM
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I have an older Bissell "Pet Hair Eraser: dust-buster-ish handheld that I've used for years - the battery is finally going in it but it works so well that I'm going to make a new battery pack to keep it going. One charge would last a month using it every weekend. I cleaned the cuddy carpet, berth and couches, and the cockpit any time we were on the boat. Used Carpet Fresh in the cuddy, too - the boat always smelled nice.

Mine came with beater brush and nozzle attachments.

You can find these used and in good shape, cheap, on flea-bay. New ones are LiPo powered and under $100. Might even find that at Walmart.
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