3 Best Car Vacuums for 2020
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Don’t forget to vacuum your car’s interior this spring when you’re deep-cleaning your house’s interior. Here are three highly-rated tools to get the job done right.
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HOTOR Portable Auto Vacuum Cleaner
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The HOTOR portable auto vacuum is one of the best value-for-money vacuums, according to The Drive’s Review Team. At the time of writing, the HOTOR costs just under $32, depending on what color you select. It has a compact design and an LED light, as well as a bonus paper filter and carrying case. Simply plug it into your car’s cigarette lighter to start deep-cleaning the cabin.
Armor All Utility Wet/Dry Vacuum
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The next level up is the Armor All wet-dry vac, which has a spacious storage tank despite its lightweight design. It gets a thumbs-up from The Drive. It has a 120-volt, 60-hertz motor, 2.5-gallon tank; a 6-foot-long hose extension; and a 10-foot-cord with built-in cord wrap so you can keep the cord free from tangles. It’s available from Amazon for just under $34, as of February 2020.
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Shark WANDVAC
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If you need a premium handheld vacuum for small messes, Forbes’ Anthony Karcz recommends the Shark WANDVAC. He commends it for its lightweight design — less than 1.5 pounds, to be exact — as well as its multi-duster head and crevice tool attachments. And the single-touch empty and detachable dust cup features make it easy to clean. You can use it both in the car and in your house, due to its portable, versatile nature and its ability to pick up both fine dust and coarser debris. At the time of writing, you can purchase it from Amazon for just over $100.
Besides vacuums, here are five more helpful tools to spring-clean your car. And make sure to check out these helpful cleaning tips to make your car’s interior look its best as you drive into a new season.
Whitney Russell resides in Dayton, though her spirit can be found beach-bumming in Puerto Rico (the land of her half-Puerto Rican heritage). When not crafting car-related content, she can be found chasing after the most amazing toddler in the world, watching her “beaver” of a husband build amazing woodworking projects, hanging out with two crazy dogs, and visiting family and friends. She also enjoys traveling, crafting, and binge-watching period dramas when time allows. See more articles by Whitney.