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Question: Type of Plug/Power Source Does the vac plug into a power outlet or the car's cigarette lighter?
Document: as a regular canister vac would, but that's not a fair complaint as that's not this vac's intended use.It would be great if this could be plugged into the car's cigarette lighter. I have an inverter that allows me to do that, though.
The blowing function works great to push dust in all those small crevices.CON:ok the bad is no cigarette lighter power adapter. It's a home plug. And as a city person, I dont have the luxury of pulling extension cords from the apartment complex. So despite all the pictures of it being in and around the car, don't be fooled to assume that it plugs into the car. So my work around was to get a 30 dollar power inverter. Which isnt what I really wanted but works fine.
I am mainly using this device to clean my new car. I live out in the country and my car becomes infiltrated by dead grass and dirt. At first I had one of those tiny car vacuums that plug into the cigarette lighter. I hated it, it barely worked at all. I bought this ArmorAll vacuum and it is WONDERFUL. It sucked up all the dirt and grass. Even some small rocks. Living in the country, I'm going to have to use this about every other week.
Great suction due to some impressive power. It doesn't pack away so neat, so that's a little inconvenient -- and it's significantly bigger than I expected it to be (probably my fault for not researching the measurements). Also, I bought it assuming it could plug into the outlet inside my Jeep, but it just blows the circuit every time (too much power being drawn by this little guy).
The product itself is pretty good value.However, the pictures can be misleading.I was looking for a 12 volt unit to use at our storage unit which has not power outlet.The picture shows only the unit being used inside a car and on a motorcycle.Never assume. It is 120volt unit.Keeping it anyways, needed a Wet/dry vac anyways.Got a get a Rechargeable unit now.
I haven't used it yet as a wet vac but I am certainly impressed by the suction power and easy portability of this unit. It's lighter and more efficient than our house vac. A definite great value considering the price and free shipping. Thanks.
With a little ingenuity, an adapter, and a sewing machine, I'm sure I can make a cheap cloth bag for it. No grounded plug which is unusual for a wet/dry vac, but there are no exposed metal parts. The power switch is in the top of the handle and it's a big fat rocker switch. This means you can operate it while wearing work gloves.
Been using this bad boy for a while and love it! Plenty of power, totally transportable, good selection of attachments. The big headed angle nozzle loses a fair amount of suction but still ok for picking up dust and lighter debris. This little vac earned a place in my garage, I used it on everything from computers to car interiors to picking up sawdust in my wood shop to sucking up hard to reach spider webs and so on. Still working :)
Works great for vacuuming dust in my wood shop. It can attach to some power tools. I have attached it to an orbital sander and it makes a really noticeable difference.At one point it did stop working after about five hours use. I opened up the switch and messed with the connectors a little bit. Now it works perfectly. Nothing your average fix-it type person couldn't do in about 20 minutes.Again, it really does work wonderfully with dry stuff. I haven't tried the wet vac yet.
I bought this product to clean my car. My car has 110V power source, but the power source of my car was so weak for running this vacuum. It needs high rate voltage somehow. But, this works fine with any source from your wall.
Answer: yes