Anyone got experience of using a small vacuum cleaner such as this one:
B&D Dustbuster PD1200-GB Flexi Hand Vac
Opinions very welcome. And they are usually not in short supply. :-)
Rod
They are great for cleaning crumbs off surfaces but very limited in general use. eg. You slice some bread leaving the crumbs on a surface. Get a pan and brush and faff around with it, chucking bits everywhere or use a vacuum and easily remove the bits with little trouble.
I rather thought as much.
Well maybe the Makita one would be a bit better?
"This tool is supplied in a body only format, no batteries or charger."
=A345 quid plus battery and charger...
We have a B&D DustBuster 7.2v, quite handy for small cleaning jobs and for holding under drills when drilling a hole in a wall to catch the dust. Battery life is measured in minutes and there is no "charge" indicator.
I saw it as a justification for getting an 18V Makita tool of some sort.= =
:-)
Gets a good review on Amazon.
But yes - very expensive. To begin with I thought there were only going = to =
be a few makes/models - now I am getting overwhelmed by them - De Walt, = =
Nilfisk, Draper, DirtDevil, Dyson, Hoover, Vax, ....
Rod
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