Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: Does it work with Makita 18v BL1815 this is a Makita Drill battery?
Document: This is hands down the BEST cordless vacuum you can buy. After doing research and going through several Black & Decker rechargeable Dustbuster's THIS IS THE KING. I purchased the Compact Makita Cordless Drill & Impact set and saw this later on and was intrigued since this will use the same batteries. I was sold on it after Consumer Reports did a test on this and it outscored other comparable models. The floor extension is genius and floats from hardwood to carpet. Although it will not work well on shaggy carpets.
If you already have Makita 18V tools, then this is the small vacuum to have. It is fruitless to "nickel dime," this tool for apparent shortcomings; if you have a decent 18V battery, this vacuum will work longer than you want to, and it will be at the head of its class suction wise; with just a small amount of ingenuity you can use attachments from your other vacuums.
I already had a 18v Makita battery, so when I was TOTALLY disappointed in purchasing a 12 volt, plug-in, Black & Decker vacuum (because it only worked for less than one minute), I decided to try this Makita vacuum. I LOVE IT! The battery is strong and doesn't need recharging even after many minutes of use. And, when I do recharge it, it only takes a few minutes to recharge it to full capacity. I love the extension tube which allows stand-up vacuuming.
I ordered this &#34;bare-tool&#34; vacuum to clean up after remodeling projects, since I already have a cordless drill that uses the same batteries. The vacuum works surprisingly well for a cordless, and the fact that it uses the Makita Lithium-Ion batteries ensures that I'll always have a battery and charger around.
As a previous user of the Makita LXT line (hammer drill and impact wrench), I'm a big fan of the lithium powered cordless tools and had the necessary battery and charger already. If you're like me and also already have the battery available, this is a great pickup.As one of the millions of apartment dwellers, I don't have an available power outlet for corded vacuums to clean out my car. I picked this up to help keep the car clean between washes.
Remembering my husband had an 18 volt Makita drill/driver with two batteries and a charger, I did a search and found this most amazing tool, available without the battery, and additionally came with a wand, crevic tool and floor head - exactly the complement I needed.My first day on the job with my vacuum dynamic duo was a complete success! At first I thought the floppy floor head would annoy me, but soon found it worked fantastically well.
Very nicely built.The button is push and release, meaning you push and hold for it to work, and as soon as you release it stops. This save battery.The suction is good, but more importantly the head is desiged well for high and low surfaces.It does a very nice job cleaning the corners on laminant flooring.
Like all the 18v XLT tools, this product is well thought out and of highest quality. The price would be very high if this were the only XLT one were to buy (shelling out $100+ just for a battery and charger), but as an addition to an existing XLT set, the price is well worth it.
I was looking for something for those little clean ups in the kitchen, and TV room.I never expected it to work so well. I only wanted it with the crevice tool. Then I used it with the little vac attachment. Nice machine for reasonable money. The only negative that I have is that they offer it with the smaller battery. So the tool with the larger battery is the way to go.Buy it! Brian
Concerned it wouldn't have enough power. Not now. With the 18v lithium ion battery It has plenty of oomph. Our winter home consists of a bath, bedroom, kitchen, living/dining room, and office. That's it. We can clean the entire place on one fully charged battery. And it really picks up the dirt. The extension tube is a merciful back-saver!
Answer: yes