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Black & Decker CHV1410 Dustbuster 14.4-Volt Cordless Cyclonic Hand Vac
- Rotating, slim nozzle targets dirt in tight spaces
- 50% more reach than the previous Dustbuster design for less bending and better accessibility
- Brush and crevice tool accessories are located on-board so there are no loose items to misplace
- Wide mouth design means this vac can effortlessly scoop up large debris
- Cyclonic action spins dust and debris away from the filter so suction power stays strong
The Black & Decker CHV1410 14.4-Volt Cordless Hand Vac has 50% more reach than the previous Dustbuster design for less bending and better accessibility. Lightweight and portable for quick clean-ups! The rotating, slim nozzle targets dirt in tight spaces. Brush and crevice tool accessories are located on-board so there are no loose items to misplace. The wide mouth design means this vac can effortlessly scoop up large debris. Cyclonic action spins dust and debris away from the filter so suction power stays strong. A Translucent, bagless dirt bowl makes it easy to see dirt and easy to empty. Removable, washable dirt bowl and filters allow for a thorough, hygienic cleaning. It uses a 3 stage filtration system that means less clogging and cleaner air exhaust. I can be stored in 3 versatile ways: horizontally, vertically, or mount on a wall. It has a charging indicator light that allows you to always know you have a good connection. The Energy Star approved charging system saves e
List Price: $ 72.00
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Dust Buster 14.4,
I’ve had 2 Dust Busters for over 20 years. One in my kitchen and one in the bar down stairs. 20 years old and they worked fine. I got used to them running down for 20 seconds and then moving up to speed. Always liked the product. Then about a week ago I visited my daughter and she had a new one. The Dust Buster 14.4 with Cyclonic Action. Wow…it seriously sucked! Could not wait to order one from my friend Amazon. (I love this site) (and no, I don’t work for them)! Ordered one and WOW, what a great product. I followed the instructions and charged it up for 24 hours then I used it until the battery died then charged it up again. I love this thing! Its extremely powerful, the long crevice tool has a brush on the end AND it extends about a foot longer if you want. First of all I went and cleaned the ceiling fan in our bedroom. Worked awesome without dragging out the big Vac. Great product and empty’s easily. I’m buying another one for my boat where we are always leaving crumbs from toast after breakfast, yada yada yada. Great tool, the dust bin never comes off as long as you make sure the snaps are properly engaged …and I would like to say that NASA originally came up with this product. Thanks NASA, Black and Decker and Amazon.
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I’ve had a variety of hand-held vacs in the past & decided to upgrade beyond the most basic sort. It’s fairly heavy but still easy to use since it’s well-balanced. This is primarily a “pet” vac; bird seed, feathers, etc. on carpet & dog hair on tile floors and it works well for all those little messes. The suction is very strong and, even after 8-10 minutes of nonstop vacuuming I have yet to entirely drain the battery. I don’t feel the little brush gizmo helps all that much but being able to pivot the head 90 degrees for snug spots is useful. Definitely a good value & I use it nearly every day. Extracting dog hair & little feathers from the filter/cup is a bit tedious-you either have to pick it out by hand or whack it on the side of the wastebasket (which you don’t want to do indoors)but I imagine that’d be the case with most of these.
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