Best vacuum cleaners & floor care products according to redditors

We found 1,883 Reddit comments discussing the best vacuum cleaners & floor care products. We ranked the 715 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the top 20.

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Top Reddit comments about Vacuum Cleaners & Floor Care:

u/coltks2004 · 40 pointsr/aww

I'm sure you've done some research and heard about how fragile they are as puppies. This is 100% true, my little girl broke her foot the second day we had her (just by running into something).

Potty training is the most difficult part about owning an IG. Be prepared for many accidents in the house (if you have carpet I recommend getting a spot bot. They hate being cold. If you live in a climate where it gets pretty cold in the winter it might be easier to litter box or potty pad train him. No matter what, don't get discouraged about potty training, this is the number one reason IG's end up in shelters.

They make great companions and want nothing more than to cuddle up with you under the blankets. They are very loyal to their owners and can be skittish around strangers. The more you can socialize him the better. They are very smart and highly trainable, it might take a little extra persistence but don't give up.

If you have any specific questions I'd be happy the answer them. My IG is 8 now and I wouldn't trade her for anything.

edit: formatting

u/confused_boner · 39 pointsr/techsupportgore

The MetroVac is as loud as a vaccum

u/sdguero · 39 pointsr/pics

It only took one hit to make that window drop

Finally we got our own lift away

Where do you think we got this spotless floor you see todaaaay

u/IDontWantToArgueOK · 34 pointsr/pcmasterrace

Pro tip:

These are awesome. Works way better than a can of air and you only have to buy one. Also great for cleaning keyboards/remotes.

Shame the price keeps rising as these used to be half the price, but I still recommend it.

u/LagunaGTO · 31 pointsr/AutoDetailing

Overview

Here is my work from this last weekend. I am a completely mobile detailer and live in the Chicagoland area. I do not actually open until May but this client reached out to me and I wanted to make sure they were taken care of properly and establish a good relationship.

This detail was a lot of fun. I always enjoy interiors because they are such a huge turn around for not as much work as something like a full-blown paint correction.

The client had brought his car to a bodyshop to have it repainted. Unfortunately, while the windows were removed from the vehicle, they were not covered. This resulted in the work of the body shop making its way into the vehicle and covering it. This vehicle is definitely this client's baby and fun car. He was absolutely devastated and really wanted his vehicle brought back to life so he could once again enjoy something he has put a lot into.

I look forward to potentially working on this vehicle again and helping this owner get his car to any level of perfection he is looking to achieve.

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Work Done

The client wanted a Definitive Interior Cleaning as well as a Showroom Engine detail. Services described here

To a great help to me, this client removed the seats and cleaned them all before I even came on site. This allowed me to focus a lot more time on the interior and door jamb areas and the engine. We did not put the seats back into the vehicle as I wanted the fabric coating to fully dry before they were put back in. That is why you will not be seeing any seat pictures. They were just fine.

The interior was vacuumed and then was completely cleaned with Detailer Pro's Total Interior Cleaner. This product is my go-to for interiors. It works flawlessly and it has a great smell that does linger and just smells naturally clean. I use these types of interior clothes for working with that product.

To assist in cleaning some of the interior trim and the vents, a steam cleaner was used. The steam cleaner was very carefully used on the headliner as well. It is very important to not let a headliner get soaked or too wet as the glue is very thin. Doing this can cause headliner sag.

Nothing beats cleaning the interior of a vehicle with this brush. It is absolutely my favorite brush.

All interior hard surfaces were treated with Lexol Premium Protectant.

The entire interior carpet was cleaned utilizing a heated carpet cleaner. The entire interior carpet where feet will be, the two front seats, and all four mats were treated with CarPro Cquartz Fabric Coating.

The pedals were cleaned up with steel wool as much as possible. Lots of plastic on them which made it difficult to polish to the level it could have been.

All door jambs were sealed with Sonax Polymer Net Shield.

The engine was completely cleaned using P21S Total Auto Wash and just general microfiber clothes from a place like AutoZone. The engine was then dressed with Adam's In&Out Spray to enhance the appearance of all plastic/rubber parts.

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Response

Overall the client was very satisfied and could not stop staring at the vehicle.

He stated that it looked like new again and like a completely different car. He definitely seems ecstatic to have his vehicle back to the way it should be.

The client did point out the spots still left on the headliner and was instructed on properly cleaning that overtime to remove them. I expressed no issue/charge to work on the headliner again if I come out for new work.

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Reflection and Lessons Learned

Not much for this one. I had a chance to finally clean a headliner that really needed it. It's definitely very difficult to clean something when you can't be that aggressive with and just have to take time and a lot of patience.

I got pictures of the interior beforehand, but not the engine. The engine was worse off than I was planning and without the use of water like normal, it took quite a bit of time. It turned out just fine though. Engines can be cleaned either way.

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Total Time: 5 hours on interior, 2 hours on engine

Total Cost: $390

www.chicagosdad.com

www.facebook.com/chicagosdad

u/tallquasi · 31 pointsr/AskMen

Robot Vacuums. They're life changing. The cheap-ish $150-$200 models don't even perform significantly worse.

I recently bought this one, and while It's got some issues that prevent it from being a 5-star gadget, it's still pretty great. It fits under my couch and usually finds its way home, but it seems to be in a deep sleep when it's scheduled to start cleaning, so I have to trigger it manually. Most robovac reviews focus on the strength of any given vacuum, which is a factor, but less so than for an upright or canister because it runs every day. I think you can probably shop around and find a better deal on it if you order from China.

I'm still running a couple of Neato XV-21s as well, and really like it, powerful suction, a backlit screen and better scheduling than the one above. Neato robotics has excellent customer support, too. They replaced a battery on a refurbished, just-out-of-warranty XV-21 at no cost to me.

A few caveats: neither type handles rug fringe well, and corners stay dirty where neither robot can reach, and floor edges stay dirty with the XV-21, but that should be fixed in newer, more expensive models with rotary side brushes. They both tend to wind long hair around the beater brush and need to be manually cleaned. Still, they pay for themselves in man-hours saved from floor cleaning.

tl;dr: I'm apparently a robot vacuum enthusiast. Who knew?

u/itschism · 30 pointsr/IAmA

I bought this on amazon and it works great. It has a lot of suction, and also has a spinning brush. The only downsides I have noticed are that it's somewhat loud (mostly the sound of the suction, not the motor) and that it is a bit hard to clean since it's a canister vac.
Edit: it's also not cordless, like the reply above me is talking about. I believe there is a cordless model though.

u/Kopachris · 30 pointsr/homelab

I worked in a casino for six years, repairing slot machines for two of those. I know a thing or two about cleaning electronics that have been subjected to heavy tobacco smoke.

  1. Power it off, unplug it, ground the chassis. You'll probably want to do this in a garage or outside
  2. Go over it with a shop vac first, then an air compressor to get the hard-to-suck stuff. If you don't have an air compressor, I always used one of these at work and highly recommend them for cleaning your computers and servers. Be sure to get the fans really well--hold them with your finger to keep them from spinning real fast
  3. Pull everything out of it. Everything--power supply, hard drives, even the motherboard. Go over the components and the chassis and use the air compressor some more
  4. If it still needs more cleaning:
  • Medium-heavy degreaser to take out nicotine/tar and spilled drink stains on the metal chassis
  • Simple Green or other all-purpose cleaner diluted to medium strength according to the directions for plastic surfaces and the outside of covered components. Lint-free/microfiber cloth, you know the deal.
  • Circuit boards can be washed with regular soap and water, provided they're thoroughly dried before power is applied again. I always just used an air compressor and paper towels, but I've heard people say you can put them in your oven on its lowest temperature as long as you keep a close eye on them--they can warp if you're not careful. If you need to wash the motherboard, remove the CPU and heatsink. Rubbing alcohol and cotton swabs are good for removing thermal paste; you'll want to remove and replace it any time you separate the heatsink from the chip.

    https://photos.app.goo.gl/LGq36NHh1PDreVw63 <-- what being on 24/7 in a casino does
u/randomizeitpls · 28 pointsr/pcgaming
u/lazylion_ca · 26 pointsr/Damnthatsinteresting

Assuming you are in the US they are 100 smackers on amazon

u/SirMildredPierce · 22 pointsr/Augusta

There are going to be a lot of recommendations from people to hire exterminators, but I would recommend getting the equipment and doing it yourself.

One of the issues is that most exterminators come around once a month, but the life cycle of most roaches is half that, so even if you catch one wave of them, the eggs they are carrying are unaffected and will hatch, grow up, and reproduce within a couple of weeks.

There are basically three things you need to get:

Get some Fipronil Gel: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B004GESOI6 Super cheap online, and 10 times more powerful than what you can get at the local store. This is what the pros use. Put this in places like under cabinets in the kitchen, near water sources, etc. Roaches like to rest in warm places. Anyplace in the apartment that is warm is a likely base for the roaches. This might be lighting fixtures, around the hot water pipes. Worst of all they might be inside your electronics such as your television or computers. They also like tight spaces, spaces they can just barely get into. Loose papers, inside the spines of hardcover books, the spaces between a shelf and the wall, places like that. Look for the roach shit, that's always a sure way to recognize where they have been hanging out.

The Fipronil on it's own is a cheap solution, but it's not the best. To really go to war you have to invest in a good sprayer: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0009KM25W You can go for a cheaper one, but I would suggest it's worth the investment. If you solve the problem in the long run, you can easily resell it and recoup most of the cost, though I recommend holding on to it. Remember to let the pressure out when you are done with it, you don't want to ruin the rubber seals on it.

Fill it with Acephate Insecticide: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005662Z6A and spray down the apartment twice a month.

I would also recommend a powerful plugin handheld vacuum such as this: https://www.amazon.com/Eureka-EasyClean-Lightweight-Handheld-71B/dp/B0006HUYGM/ It's powerful enough that it eviscerates the roaches as they get sucked up. A battery operated vacuum is weak enough that they don't die and they just crawl back out.

Lastly, you have to develop the discipline to starve them. They wouldn't be growing in number if they didn't have something to eat. You have to clean *every day*. Everytime you use a dish, immediately wash it after you are done with it. Open up a can of spaghettios? Wash the can out before you throw it away. Only have one trash can in the apartment and put Fipronil in it and keep an eye on it. Don't wait for the bag to be full before you empty it out. Don't leave loose papers around, throw away junk mail immediately. Got a leaky faucet? Get it fixed. Turn off your electronics and unplug them if you aren't using them. Don't leave lights on longer than you need to.

This is *your* war, you have to win it on your own. If you wait around for the apartment manager, or an exterminator to win it for you, you'll be waiting a long time. Why pay someone else to do it when you can use the same exact products they use, and do it yourself.

u/ColeSloth · 22 pointsr/IAmA

I've owned this one for 10 years now and it still works great. I use a regular vacuum to clean this ones filter off and maybe once a year I wash the filter in dish soap and water.

u/nova46 · 22 pointsr/AutoDetailing

This looks like the same one I have, the Bissell spot clean pro.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B008DBRFBK/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1496248370&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=Bissell+spot+clean&dpPl=1&dpID=51KUiSAP-qL&ref=plSrch

Comes with a wide and narrow brush attachment. I'm a big fan of it. I used it on a pre-owned accord I bought a few years ago just because, even though the seats didn't look too dirty, and dear god the shit that came out of those cushions was ridiculous. I use it on my cars but also carpet in my house.

u/pasaroanth · 18 pointsr/HomeImprovement

2 important things to consider with tile that will make your life quite a bit easier:

  • Do NOT use white or light grout. Go with a darker color, I think it looks nicer (even on white subway tile) and when you clean the junk off the tile it doesn't stain the grout.

  • Use a steamer like this one, the one I own. It comes with a wide squeegee attachment that makes tile cleaning super-easy. It also will clean literally anything, I'm yet to find something it couldn't bring up..and it does it without smelly ass chemicals.

  • The best offense is a good defense. Clean it once a week instead of letting crap build up, it's much easier that way.

  • Make sure you use a good sealer on the grout. The more VOC and EPA warnings the better, seriously. If you can put it on without needing to open a window or feeling dizzy, it's not strong enough.
u/spreadsheet_jockey · 18 pointsr/bestoflegaladvice

It is a "Bissel Spotbot Pet" and I love it.

My dog's favorite vomit time is first thing in the morning, so just being able to do a quick wipe with some paper towels, slap the weird carpet device down on the offending spot, press "go", and resume getting ready for work is kind of a lifesaver. It also saved the day when I spilled an entire bright red soda on our brand new light gray couch.

u/vickipaperclips · 18 pointsr/funny

A lot of pets will just push the foil off the couch. You're probably better off just putting a blanket on the couch at night. My family also found the Bissell SpotBot's to be really helpful for cleaning the couch fabric from smells. It's also really good for accidents in the house.

u/bxtk · 16 pointsr/BuyItForLife

Your better bet would be to go to /r/vacuumcleaners. That being said, their stock recommendation for a good starter vacuum in the $100 range seems to be the Hoover Tempo, currently almost exactly $100 on amazon (though a few days ago it was $84): https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0009ONZ8G/

If you go to /r/vacuumcleaners, be prepared to tell them if you have carpet, how thick, if you own pets or smoke, the area of your home, and if you prefer cyclone or bag and canister, handheld, or upright.

u/MoogleMan3 · 16 pointsr/buildapcsales

Not a bad deal, but personally I'd put the money towards a metro datavac.












u/msscahlett · 14 pointsr/povertyfinance

I bought a Shark on sale about four years ago. It is bagless and came with a stair attachment. It’s really sweet because it comes apart in all different ways so you can push it like regular, you can make it like where the suction part is on a long pole (I don’t know how to describe it), it has various attachments. You can hand wash all the filters so you don’t need to keep buying them, and there’s a ring that allows you to adjust the suction. It works as well now as it did the day I bought it. Highly recommend.
https://youtu.be/s4AAwtNInpI
Shark Navigator Lift-Away Professional NV356E https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005KMDV9A/ref=cm_sw_r_sms_c_api_i_TCQkDbRHNQKKZ

u/jorwyn · 13 pointsr/powerwashingporn

My carpet cleaner has this attachment. It works that well if it's general dirt and dust. It takes a bit more elbow grease if it's something nastier (like orange soda all over my car seats that happened the first day of a week long road trip.) They have portable ones, but I don't know how well they work.

Mine: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Hoover-Professional-Series-SmartWash-Advanced-Automatic-Upright-Pet-Carpet-Cleaner-FH52002/304157459

Portable upholstery cleaner: https://www.amazon.com/Bissell-3624-SpotClean-Professional-Portable/dp/B008DBRFBK

u/lurkerpie · 12 pointsr/techsupport

Don't vacuum out a computer. There is such a high risk of damaging components. All it takes is for the vacuum to create static and hit one of the components and your computer now has issues.

Use a duster, canned air or something meant for cleaning the inside of a computer. You also don't want something that has extreme high pressure too close to components.

You could even damage components by touching a sensitive spot while the part is in your hands, outside of the case and not turned on. You would likely not feel anything either. The threshold to damage components is significantly lower than the threshold where you will feel the shock.

I personally use this beautiful thing on my computer to clean it out. I've never purchased a can of air ever since.

u/blenz09 · 11 pointsr/HomeImprovement

Don't know if there are better out there, but I've been really happy with my Shark Navigator for the last 3-4 years.

u/ossej · 10 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

Vacuum from the "Highest Priority" wishlist, for exactly $75!

u/thisisntarjay · 10 pointsr/aww

Speaking of, I've had really good luck with one vacuum. Thing is an absolute beast.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AZBIZTW/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

u/Panda_Bowl · 10 pointsr/buildapc

Data Vac is just a brand name (or model, or something) of a handheld air compressor designed/marketed to PC air dusting.

https://smile.amazon.com/Metro-Vacuum-ED500P-500-Watt-Electric/dp/B001U899HQ?sa-no-redirect=1

u/StargateGuy · 10 pointsr/PS4

> Maybe a link? I searched amazon eduster and nothing comes up.

This is the exact model I have, but its been superceded by a new model.
https://smile.amazon.com/Metro-Vacuum-ED500P-500-Watt-Electric/dp/B001U899HQ/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1496210034&sr=8-4&keywords=electric+duster

The cheapest one I see on Amazon is the EasyGo CompuCleaner that Worstguy656 linked already.

I haven't but canned air in the better part of a decade.

u/AntisocialDiggle · 10 pointsr/TryingForABaby

We went to Target where it was like a freaking perfectly cute pregnancy bump convention was happening. I couldn't walk anywhere without seeing a pregnant woman. Normally, it doesn't effect me but by the time we walked out and passed another walking in I was definitely like this. While there we realized we won't be bringing a baby home to this house. So that was a sucky realization, but at least I don't have to switch rooms around?

I'm consoling myself with buying a carpet cleaner as soon as I tell myself to stop obsessing. I've seriously been debating for like two weeks and gave myself a deadline of this afternoon to make a decision. They are expensive which is why it's taking me forever to choose. It's either going to be a Rug Doctor (can rent from most grocery stores) or the Bissell competitor (can rent from Lowe's. Pretty sure Bissell is winning based off of all my research though. I fucking hate carpet.

u/middlefingur · 9 pointsr/videos

I got the Eureka 3670G Mighty Mite Canister Vacuum from Amazon because of your recommendation. It's absolutely fantastic!

No need to lug the full size vacuum all over the house.

Keep up the great work! And your video was excellent!

u/[deleted] · 9 pointsr/AskMen

It's really easy to keep your place clean if you clean 20-30mins a day. Keep a list of tasks to do every day for a month and stick to it.

http://www.apartmenttherapy.com/how-to-clean-your-house-in-20-minutes-a-day-for-30-days-131142

The above link is amazing. I follow it and am able to clean my whole place easily. Deep cleaning is easy for me as I follow a schedule.

Finally, buy a good vacuum. My condo has only tile/vinyl/hardwood floors.

Thanks to /u/touchmyfuckingcoffee, I bought a Eureka Mighty Mite. The vacuum is amazing. I'm able to vacuum my whole condo properly in 20 mins now.

Buy a good steam mop. The Shark Steam Mop is a good model. You can get them for ~ $50. I steam my tile/hardwood surfaces once a week and steam my walls once every few months.

If you have pets, comb them every day with a steel comb. I have a Furminator. This cuts down shedding everywhere to nothing.

Finally, buy a good HEPA airfilter. The Honeywell 50250 is a good model. My condo gets dusty easily, and then I have to dust everywhere. It sucks. The airfilter gets rid of this for me.

Oh, and buy a slowcooker and prepare frozen meals (breakfast burritos, etc). You will save a lot of money.

u/acr_vp · 9 pointsr/cars

This thing + built in 110v outlet... Bam, 4k upgrade to touring elite status.

u/rvdha2 · 9 pointsr/pics

Yeah I guess... My favourite attachment is a little one with a brush end. Pretty much the best attachment for situations like this one.

$7 on Amazon- pretty good
http://www.amazon.com/Micro-Vacuum-Attachment-Kit-Piece/dp/B000BSJCLY/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1397423536&sr=8-5&keywords=miele+vacuum+attachments

u/Le085 · 9 pointsr/msp

I use this every time. But you MUST turn off any electronic device you want to blow dust out of it, it's powerful.

https://www.amazon.com/Metro-Vacuum-ED500P-500-Watt-Electric/dp/B001U899HQ/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=Metro+Vacuum+ED500P+DataVac+500-Watt%2C+0.75-HP+Electric+Duster&qid=1574714913&s=hi&sr=1-1-catcorr

If they are so concern about time, I'd do it at after hours and charge different rate.

u/tehlechkang · 9 pointsr/AutoDetailing

I really like it. I was going to pick up a bissell green machine but after watching reviews, it just looked too flimsy. Found this one without much reviews but decided to give it a chance. Things really solid and works great. Thought my floor mats were clean until i tried it out. http://imgur.com/a/nE4ZG

u/volleygirl1991 · 9 pointsr/Damnthatsinteresting

Also on Amazon cheaper here it seems, I looked it up cause it’s something if love to invest in as well.

BISSELL SpotBot Pet Handsfree Spot and Stain Portable Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner, 33N8A https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003Y3AA2S/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_33NcAb03X2SAM

u/liesthroughhisteeth · 8 pointsr/computers

Just getting it up off the floor can help a lot. There are also these.

u/ConradBHart42 · 8 pointsr/buildapcsales

I have this model and it works well. You can usually find them on sale for $40-$50 if you're not in a hurry to buy. As the amazon page states, they're more economical because it's a one-time purchase and then pennies of electricity over the lifetime of it. It is greener though because it doesn't create a waste product and presumable obviates the demand for several cans of duster in the future.

The biggest downside is that these things are loud as fuck. If you want to be super cautious, some foam earplugs are in order. Regular headphones are probably sufficient. Most people would use them without anything covering their ears and be just fine anyway.

u/littlestray · 7 pointsr/relationships

>She gets cat hair on his pillow

Oh man, if only humans had developed technology to cope with that beyond "discard our beloved pet!"

The rest of that is so gross. Makes me think of the type of personality that whines and throws a tantrum when sex is turned down. And people who boast that a dog's love is unconditional because they can't figure out how to earn trust or affection.

u/CaptainCoral · 7 pointsr/dogs

This pet hair eraser hand vac. It is amazing. It works so well, and pet hair is loosened by the rubber grips in the end, so it even pulls out pet hair that's threaded into blankets and the backseat. Worth every penny, especially since we have to vacuum our bedding every day when our dog is blowing her coat, and pretty much every few days during the rest of the year, haha.

u/SenTedStevens · 7 pointsr/BuyItForLife

I don't know what the hell you're doing to kill a vacuum in under a year. I bought cheap ass $30 dirt devils that lasted longer than my leases. A year ago, I bought this on sale for less than $100. It works great.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002HFDLCK/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o09_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

u/rincon213 · 7 pointsr/powerwashingporn

https://www.amazon.com/SpotBot-handsfree-Cleaner-Technology-33N8/dp/B003Y3AA2S

Amazon link is cheaper by $7 and has prime shipping

u/Illbefinnyoubejake · 7 pointsr/Assistance

No you're fine. You use paper paper towels as much as you can. Then you use a spot cleaner. If you don't have a spot cleaner buy one (Bissell 3624 SpotClean Professional Portable Carpet Cleaner - Corded) and only use water. Then in the meantime get a more stiff brush (Mintcraft 2043 Stiff Bristle Scrub Brush) that won't be used for any other purpose.

Natures Miracle Advanced Stain & Odor, 1 Gallon

If you need it today, make a trip to the store. The reason for using enzyme cleaners is that all other cleaners set in the stains rather than removing the poop from existence. Nature's miracle drops fast when pouring, so don't overlap too much. Instead, clean it multiple times. If you don't dry it with paper towels or a spot cleaner, you might get mold as any liquid sitting under your carpet can do that

Edit, so the ideal workflow is:

  1. Place duck tape on carpet to mark where the poop sort of starts and ends. You'll want this for both when you're cleaning after it's hard to see where it was and also so you don't step on the spot for the next day or so.
  2. Pick it up with dog poop bags that you should have when he goes outside (don't have a shit filled backyard) or walks (don't be an asshole to everyone).
  3. Scrub with paper towels as much as you can. It's like cleaning your ass. Actually it's exactly like it. Now you may learn how toilet paper isn't actually enough and how your gf giving blowjobs would appreciate you bring cleaner than the majority of men.
  4. Take out the trash. This makes airing out easier and saves you from smelling any hint of shit each time you throw something away.
  5. Wash your hands.
  6. Open windows and turn on any nearby fans.
  7. Pour nature's miracle. Start by circling and outline around it. Then spiral in. Wait 20 minutes.
  8. Scrub. If you have a spot cleaner, you can suck up all the cleaner at the same time.
  9. Dry it up all the way (this isn't fully drying it, but no evidence of moisture, at the point, means there's still some moisture left.
  10. Repeat until it's gone.
  11. Wash your hands.

    For the future, make sure your dog is potty trained and also is taken care of appropriately (taken outside enough and also is happy and gets the walks and food they need). If you're a selfish asshole, you'll still do this religiously because you know it's less work than having a dog that's stressed enough to shit inside
u/sigkircheis · 7 pointsr/amazon

Most items Amazon sells will be shipped in a box or envelope with shipping address and obvious it is from Amazon, but it won't indicate the content.

A few larger items are exceptions and will be shipped in the manufacture's original box, making it obvious what's inside; e.g. if you look at this vacuum cleaner you'll see it says, "This item's packaging will indicate what is inside. To cover it, select Ship in Amazon box on the checkout page. "

u/timsy321 · 7 pointsr/homeautomation

The iLife A4 is by far the best bang for the buck. I have two for less than the price of others l, and it works fantastic. Most of my friends and family now own the same model after witnessing mine perform. Random pattern clean, but it rarely struggles to get back to base and has a max clean mode that is not loud at all - with great suction. We have pets, and this thing is always full of small hair particles. It generally goes over the same spot numerous times, which results in a deeper clean.

ILIFE A4 Robot Vacuum Cleaner, Titanium Gray https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01F79WLZ0/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_MLKCybMR5S83K

u/tehRandomAccount · 6 pointsr/PrimeDay2016

I'm also wondering this.

  • It's a bit suspicious given that this model can't be bought anywhere other than amazon.

  • This model only has 10 reviews. It's almost like it was just added to amazon for this sale. The 650 has over 2000 reviews.

  • The thetracktor page for the 614 has very little fluctuation in price, which is a bit suspicious imo. The thetracktor page for the 650 has a lot more regular price movment.

    I'd say that although it's a reasonable deal for a Roomba, I don't think it's as good a deal as they'd like us to believe.

    edit: According to the the Amazon page, the only difference between the 614 and 650 is the scheduling feature. I'd say it's a pretty decent deal. I may end up going for it.
u/darkpurple_ · 6 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

So I have a crap ton of items spread around several different lists, so there are practically infinite combinations to add up to $75. I am so excited just to have been able to participate - anything is amazing!! Some possible ideas:

  1. Vacuum $75 exactly

  2. $74.87 total

  1. $74.91 total

  1. $74.64 total

u/JackleBee · 6 pointsr/ChiList
u/Serialtoon · 6 pointsr/playstation

Buy yourself a DataVac I got mine a few years back, when they were $30-35. No sure why the price is so damn high on these now but they are invaluable if you have tech and need to clean it out without buying a ton of compressed air cans.

u/MrRockyboxer · 6 pointsr/LifeProTips

Don't waste your money on those air cans. They can get expensive if you keep buying them, and you'll have to let them cool down, because they get cold, and start to lose pressure over time of use.

Get one of these. I have one, and it's amazing. It does a better job dusting your PC, and it doesn't get cold, or lose pressure from long use. Not to mention, it'll be cheaper in the long run. Also, it's environmentally friendlier than those cans too.

Just a warning, it'll be loud, but it's very powerful.

u/thatguydrinksbeer · 6 pointsr/BuyItForLife

We buy cheap vacuum cleaners, including the Shark, and destroy them. We bought this Hoover @2 years ago and couldn't be happier. FWIW - we have a cat and dog and our carpet is thin.

u/Frugaldub · 6 pointsr/projectcar

Hit the thrift stores. Picked my Bissell for $15. Made me wonder if someone was murdered in my back seat. They looked clean.

u/P1ggy · 6 pointsr/Bulldogs

Here is a good list to get you started.

  • Take lots of pictures. They grow up fast.

  • Invest in a carpet cleaner. I picked up this one. http://www.amazon.com/BISSELL-ProHeat-Compact-Multi-Purpose-14259/dp/B002KCMH6Q/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&qid=1382137558&sr=8-9&keywords=bissell

  • Be patient, but persistent with potty training. With a good routine and proper rewards the puppys will learn fast. On this note, bulldogs don't bark too much. You may want to train them to ring a bell to be let out. It worked for my guy.

  • Training your pup for 15 minutes is good. Do it every day. Your pup will likely get a lot of mental stimulation out of it, and you will be rewarded in the future.

  • Start a wrinkle cleaning routine early. The wrinkles coming down from the eyes and above the nose tend to get dirty and need to be cleaned often. You don't notice this much when they are young, but later on the dogs start to tear into those wrinkles. You don't want to wait that long to train them to like the cleaning routine.
u/neuromonkey · 5 pointsr/howto

This sucker has made every paper removal job much, much easier.

u/ruffyreborn · 5 pointsr/BuyItForLife

Just looking, [I'd go with this.] (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0006HUYGM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_s86AzbQ1PDSG5)

If you can, stay away from any vacuum that uses a battery. I have had absolutely no luck with battery vacuums (or hair clippers/trimmers.) The batteries always begin to lose charge and just can't keep a charge longer than a few minutes.

That linked vacuum has a detachable hose to get into tight spaces. Yeah, a cord is inconvenient, but a corded vacuum (or clippers) have never failed me.

u/Yeargdribble · 5 pointsr/piano

Vacuum detailing attachments are probably your best bet.

u/Shock4ndAwe · 5 pointsr/pcgaming

If you're referring to this it's fine. If not, I wouldn't risk it. These electronic dusters are designed for the purpose they fulfill.

u/VZ_Tinman · 5 pointsr/buildapc

I have been using this for a while. It is a pretty great device, a lot of the attachments make cleaning my pc a breeze.

I just don't think it would be worth it though if I ONLY used it for computer dusting. I keep it in the garage and get tons of use out of it for woodworking and cleaning car parts.

If you are only going to use it for computer cleaning. Just stick to compressed air. It would take years to pay you back. And by then it might be out of warranty and broken.

u/GoldryBluszco · 5 pointsr/WTF

yes indeed, a "datavac electric duster" (first stage of most repair jobs done in my dusty emporium)

u/nowak1981 · 5 pointsr/gpumining
u/rkruz · 5 pointsr/puppy101

I bought the pet spot cleaner and its worked really well for me. Basically a carpet cleaner that just runs over a small circle.

Edit: This is the one I have - https://smile.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B003Y3AA2S/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1492099721&sr=8-2&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=pet+spot+cleaner

u/Jessie_James · 5 pointsr/homeowners

> would be able to get that back when we sell the house?

You might be lucky to get 50% of the cost if you sell.

If I were you, I would invest the money.

You can paint yourself for a few hundred bucks.

You can refinish the cabinets as well.

The shower will be a lot more work, and unless there's some problem I'd just leave it.

Unless the carpet is damaged, I would hire a steam cleaning service to clean it. I like Stanley Steemer. Alternately, you can buy a high quality carpet cleaner for about the same price as one cleaning, and then you own the machine. I have a Bissel professional that is amazing.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00450U6CS/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

So ... blow $30k or $1k and invest the rest?

u/pieandtacos · 5 pointsr/VacuumCleaners

I bought the Shark Navigator Lift-Away Vacuum NV352 about 6 months ago and it's been working really well. I have a cat with long hair in my small apartment and this picks up all the hair without clogging or losing suction. I think it specifically mentions preventing allergies on its filter although that's not something I really care about. I bought it at Bed, Bath & Beyond with one of those 20% off coupons so I only ended up paying something like $140 which was significantly cheaper than most of the other vacuums I looked at. It has good reviews on amazon too.

u/ASleepandAForgetting · 5 pointsr/puppy101

Other small things: Use enzymatic cleaner when your puppy has accidents. If you have a lot of carpeting in your home, get one of these things. Look into health insurance.

Also, relax. It WILL get better.

And finally, something I wish I had known earlier. Keep in mind that most of us outlive our dogs. And one day you're going to be making the final drive to your vet's office, and you're going to wish like hell that you had one more day to come home to your dog, even if it meant coming home to a chewed up shoe. And you're going to wish you had one more chance to take your dog for a walk, even if it's in the pouring rain.

I learned this when I lost my heart dog at six years old to cancer, and I thought I'd have a lot longer with him. So I took my time with him for granted, and sometimes got frustrated and upset. Don't do that. EVERY bad moment with your dog is still a moment you get to spend with your dog, so take a deep breath, be patient, and love every second of it, even the bad ones. One day you'll want them all back.

u/trufus_for_youfus · 4 pointsr/antiMLM

I bought a Dyson (dont remember the model) in 2008. It beat the shit out of every $70-$200 vaccuum I had ever owned. I used to feel the exact same way as you. $600.00 for a vaccuum is a lot, so divide by the cheaper machines dollar amount and replace every so many years.

It isnt't just in the durability it has to do with the cleaning power and effectiveness and effort. I lost the Dyson in a divorce and currently have a Shark Navigator Professional. They run around $180-$200 online depending on the site and the time.

I have had it since around 2015 and it is 90% the vaccuum that the dyson is at around 1/3 the price. Highly recommended.

u/smellslikegelfling · 4 pointsr/funny

Check out the Shark Navigator on Amazon. It has about the same cleaning power as the Dyson for half the price. I bought one and it's great.

u/DiamondSmash · 4 pointsr/blogsnark

I have the older model of the Shark Navigator Professional (mine doesn't lift away so it was a little less expensive, too).

I like it because it's easy to clean and maintain, and does adjustable suction for rugs and upholstery. Love it.

Shark Navigator Lift-Away Professional NV356E https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005KMDV9A/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_XW7XCb550FMAT

u/IPL4YFORKEEPS · 4 pointsr/VacuumCleaners

Your current machine will really struggle on carpet because it doesn't have a brush roll and is something like 2 amps total. If you want to stay cheap I would go with a tempo I also think the carpet pro cpu250 is a solid little machine but is nearly double the price of the Tempo.

u/JustNilt · 4 pointsr/buildapc

Agreed. I'm not a fan of canned air, personally, though. Problem with it is it often blows so cold it condenses moisture into the airstream. (This varies by temp and humidity, obviously.) Blowing small bits of moisture at high speed into electronics is bad, m'kay?

I like to use one of these kits, hooked up to a small shop vac. I put the hose on the blower end, loosening the main bits. After that, I swap the hose back to sucking and grab anything that didn't basically just blow off down thew street. I rarely use the tiny attachments, actually, but they are useful from time to time.

u/bdizzlewizzle89 · 4 pointsr/powerwashingporn

This is an Amazon link for a similar model used in the video. But you can purchase larger upright machines to clean larger areas.

u/jwallwalrus26 · 4 pointsr/shiba

I've registered for the Dyson vacuum for this very reason. My parents own it and have 5 long haired cats and hardwood floors, and it has done wonders on hardwood and their furniture. I have friends with cats/dogs who have carpet and also swear by the investment.

The dyson vacuum will take care of all your needs and has so many attachments that do incredibly well. The one I've registered for is so much cheaper on Amazon as well (but it is still spendier than most vacuums): http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00HNUFRQC?ref_=hit_wr_dt_vr_md_pt

For my upholstry (for now since our current vacuum isn't good) I actually bought this little vacuum and it does incredibly well for both my shiba and kai on both my leather and upholstered couches: http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001EYFQ28?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00

Bathing your shiba during shedding season will help with loosening the hairs and make grooming easier.

I also suggest the following brushes that have done wonders for my dogs and have helped keep our apartment clean during shedding seasons.

Kong Zoom Groom - great for top coat shedding predominantly, but does get undercoat as well, just not as well.

Furminantor - Great to get rid of undercoat or loosening it up. Some people say it damages the top coat, I personally have never noticed, but don't overuse it because I do think it can cause balding, but overbrushing in general can cause balding.

Double teeth Undercoat Rake: MASTER at pulling out undercoat without any damage to top coat.

Deshedding tool: This is also a magical tool to getting rid of the undercoat. I sometimes think it works the best of all the mentioned ones for undercoat at least for Kiba, Taro's fur seems to respond better to the furminantor, while Kiba doesn't release as much from that.

u/Mattsoup · 4 pointsr/WTF

Thays just what it's called, and this isn't an enclosed area, it's a well ventilated garage with the doors open at both ends and a stiff breeze blowing through

Amazon link

u/moses2357 · 4 pointsr/pcgaming

An electric leaf blower more expensive around $30 but will last longer than cans of air. I see people recommend the DataVac Electric Duster but it's more expensive at around $60.

u/Cinnamonbite · 4 pointsr/AirBnB

Dude...so? EVERYONE should have some way to thoroughly clean their house.

Carpet Cleaner:

High End

Mid Range

Basic

I stopped using Resolve on my carpets a few years ago because they changed the formula and I suddenly had bleached out white stains on my carpet and upholstery. Now I have a brush and squirt bottle of ammonia, water, and a drop of Dawn. It cleans everything. It's the same cleaner I use in both my carpet cleaning machines. Yes, I have both Bissel cleaners and they rock.

Why do I use ammonia instead of vinegar? Because you will continue to smell the vinegar for months and months and months every time you put your face near the spot you cleaned. Lay down on your couch? It stinks. Both vinegar and ammonia are grease cutters and I use a vinegar mix in my kitchen, no problem, but on furniture and carpets, I use ammonia.

Also, having fostered hundreds of bottle baby kittens, nursing mommas, and having 5 cats of my own and a house rabbit, that whole thing about cats peeing on carpet you sprayed with ammonia because it smells like cat pee? Wive's tale. It has never ever once happened. Ammonia DOES clean the stench of cat pee out of carpets and furniture though.

Want to freshen up your furniture between guests? Make a spray of fabric softener and water and spritz the couch. Smells great, doesn't hurt the furniture.

If your floor is tile, please buy a mop (yeah, I use ammonia there too). Caramel popcorn is easy to clean. Come back when your guest spills sunscreen all over the floor.

u/the_friendly_dildo · 4 pointsr/ufyh

Get some Clorox Foaming Bleach (you can get it at Walmart or similar) and some magic erasers.

The floor looks lightly textured so you would need to be careful but you can also try some of these.

This looks like serratia_marcescens which is common bathrooms and other wet environments. It is pretty resilient and you will need to keep cleaning the area pretty regularly to kill it off. The best think would probably be to get a steam cleaner if you really need to get this off. This unit is really good.

u/lordnecro · 4 pointsr/HomeImprovement

I have dogs, and went ahead and bought one of these. It is the same one you can rent from Lowes.

https://www.amazon.com/Bissell-86T3-Cleaning-Professional-Cleaner/dp/B00450U6CS.

The thing is pretty amazing.

u/terpichor · 3 pointsr/TrollXChromosomes

Ok ladies: holy crap when that vacuum guy did those AMAs he recommended this beauty. I have a roomba too, but this thing actually makes vacuuming fun. The bags can hold a lot and it's nice to not deal with cleaning out the (expensive) bagless vacuum I used to use. This also sucks better. The cord is absurdly long, too, and it comes with all the attachments standard.

So. If you're in the market, I would HIGHLY recommend this. Cleaning hair out of vacuums is the worst.

u/rinelle · 3 pointsr/AutoDetailing

I feel like these steamers don't produce enough hot steam to make it effective. It'll be shooting hot water more than steam. IMO, there are better cleaning methods than using a subpar steamer.

If you do decide to get a steamer, there are a couple users that get the McCulloch steamers that you can find on Amazon.

http://www.amazon.com/McCulloch-MC-1275-Heavy-Duty-Steam-Cleaner/dp/B0000DF0RB/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1413395220&sr=8-1&keywords=mcculloch+steamer

u/surlier · 3 pointsr/Frugal

Alternately, I was in a similar scenario and bought this. Still useful and in good condition 3 years later.

u/daddydata · 3 pointsr/BuyItForLife

Eureka corded 71B. It's powerful and includes rotating brush head (can run with it off or on) and an extension hose and crevice tool. It might be a little heavier than most handheld vacuums. I was inordinately excited to receive this as a gift. 71B

u/GettingFiggyWithIt · 3 pointsr/quilting

Hey/u/SoulSister85 I am not a textile conservator, but I am a collection manager in a museum with some very basic knowledge. Here's a few things I would suggest:

- Do not clean or dry clean your quilt without repairs being made first. It's a sure fire way to have it fall apart more. Try vacuuming instead to try and get some dirt off the fabric. I personally like these, as they connect to your regular vacuum. If you want to lesson the suction just drill a few holes in the plastic. If you decide later you want to cover them you can do so with duct tape. https://www.amazon.com/Schneider-Industries-Micro-Vacuum-Attachment/dp/B000BSJCLY Sometimes trying to remove stains will create more damage, especially if you don't know the year the fabric was produced and how it will react. When in doubt do a light test on the back first, but make sure it's not in a section that is essential to the quilt's integrity in case the fabric loses its structure.

- If you decide to display this quilt I would keep it out of direct sunlight and rest it (keep it in an archival/ acid free box in a closet somewhere) at least 2-3 months of the year. This will keep the colors vibrant for years. Don't be afraid to handle it gently- taking it off display and resting it will do more good, even with the handling, than if you were to keep it up full time.

- Think about spending some money on a strong and durable hanging system. This is a good guide of how museums tend to hang textiles https://museum.gwu.edu/hanging-textiles . Ultimately, whatever you do should be reversible, so if for some reason you don't want to hang it anymore all of the material can be easily removed without any damage to the quilt. Using cotton tape on the back of the velcro will ensure the cotton tape and cotton thread are the only things touching the quilt fabric, making sure that nothing sticky or acidic comes in contact with it. Added bonus is you can choose whatever kind of velcro you want (although I would suggest long lines of it for added stability and less pull on your fabric in certain sections). If you want to go the museum route, this is the website I usually get my cotton tape and velcro from https://www.gaylord.com/search?text=velcro

- If you want to try your hand at it, feel free to try and do some simple repairs! Otherwise see if there's a local quilting guild who will be willing to help out or lend guidance. If you want to have it professionally conserved, the person handling your quilt will likely add fabric in to both blend into the pattern and strengthen the quilt. Unless you are dead-set on making this piece museum quality and think it's worth something financially, this might not be the solution for you, only because of the cost involved. If you do want to get some quotes, this is the best resource for finding conservators near you. Just type in your zip code and select "textiles" and certified conservators will pop up. http://www.conservation-us.org/membership/find-a-conservator#.W_zDw3pKhp8

-This is a pretty good resource for general knowledge of quilt repair and conservation, check it out! http://www.quilthistory.com/repair.htm

-What I tell most people who ask me about their sentimental and precious objects they want to display in their home is to balance the object's safety with your enjoyment. Don't sacrifice one over the other. Precious objects are worthless if you can't enjoy them, so hang this baby up and let it bring joy to your home!

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And of course feel free to PM me if you have any questions. If I don't know the answers I'll try my best to find out for you.

u/GaiusBaltar_ · 3 pointsr/Justrolledintotheshop

Could try something like this:

http://amzn.com/B000BSJCLY

u/bunnysoup · 3 pointsr/Wishlist

Hey girl, hey. Check me out.

u/wrestlegirl · 3 pointsr/UlcerativeColitis

A steam cleaner is well worth the money.

u/DeadPlasmaCell · 3 pointsr/Pets

We have a cattle dog/chihuahua mix who sheds quite a bit, I usually get a lint roller and go to town first then use a reg. vacuum with a brush attachment, but my father in-law sent us this for xmas and it works fantastic

u/TheMuffnMan · 3 pointsr/buildapc

Metra Air Duster from Amazon and you're done. $70 one time purchase and it's better than the canned air cleaners.

Metro Vacuum ED500P DataVac 500-Watt, .75-HP Electric Duster https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001U899HQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_8OHGybPZM038C

u/back2thafold · 3 pointsr/pcmasterrace
u/CrossedZebra · 3 pointsr/techsupport

Get a proper ESD safe unit like a DataVac, seeing as you're going to be using it on customer machines.

www.amazon.com/Metro-Vacuum-ED500P-500-Watt-Electric/dp/B001U899HQ

www.amazon.com/bonus-Metro-DataVac-MDV-1BA-Computer/dp/B06XSL9VTC

It's a bit of an investment, but will probably pay for itself in the long run if you're using it for a business.

u/thatdudefromak · 3 pointsr/anchorage

Get a Data Vac and do it yourself and never buy canned air again.

u/laihipp · 3 pointsr/manga

softbrush electric vacuum cleaner, they make them for PC cases, they work well on shelves and tight/delicate spaces

this type of thing:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCt4ihFa5BQ

but the specific one I have is this:

https://www.amazon.com/Metro-Vacuum-ED500P-500-Watt-Electric/dp/B001U899HQ/ref=sr_1_2?keywords=pc+vacuum&qid=1558030323&s=digital-text&sr=1-2-catcorr

u/chubbysumo · 3 pointsr/pcmasterrace

I would recommend, that instead of spending heinous amounts of money on terrible for you and the environment compressed gas canisters, get a blower, like this, or get a small air compressor and a blower attachment. no noxious gasses, and all dust gets blown away, over and over.

u/orb_king · 3 pointsr/synthesizers

When you're ready to get serious: Metro Vacuum ED500P DataVac 500-Watt, 0.75-HP Electric Duster https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001U899HQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_OfNRDb8Q2K32G

There's an attachment on this that's a brush. It's pretty amazing.

u/dan_arth · 3 pointsr/Coffee

I roast with a heat gun in a breadmaker. The breadmaker just stirs the beans while all the heat comes from the heat gun. It is very fun. Clean up kinda sucks, but that's life.

I'd say 5/10 of my roasts are amazing. Better than buying from local professional roasters. I recently got a delicious malted chocolate taste from a Burundi. Seriously yummy. I've gotten blueberry and raspberry from Ethiopians. Sweet and delicious coffee.

4/10 are decent. I'm drinking one right as I type, an Ethiopian, that is... interesting... it has a lime flavor. It's definitely dialed in, not sour or bitter. Not particularly sweet. It's good, but not great. It's about as interesting as what I could buy from a local roaster... a little less interesting/delicious though.

1/10 are disasters. Over or under-done, "off-flavored," just something went completely wrong. Sometimes they're still salvagable... I have a VERY dark-roasted bean that I put a couple in as a blend with other Central/South American non-fruity coffees for dessert drinks. I will probably just cold brew it in a couple weeks. Brewed on its own it is just way too dark for me. It's probably a French roast. I've also roasted one so lightly that it turned pale and never really cracked. Tasted like lipton tea. Had to just toss it.

Overall, I highly recommend heat gun method if you're into the idea at all. It's surprisingly easy and fun once you have your set-up.

PS- you need to make sure you have a cooling solution too. I use a datavac that I already had (https://www.amazon.com/Metro-Vacuum-ED500P-500-Watt-Electric/dp/B001U899HQ/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1522274084&sr=8-2&keywords=datavac&dpID=418XjHwHhgL&preST=_SY300_QL70_&dpSrc=srch)

And I just put the beans in a colander, put a plate on top, and blow the heat off them.

Good luck!

u/Ghorheed · 3 pointsr/computers

Metro Vacuum ED500P DataVac 500-Watt, .75-HP Electric Duster https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001U899HQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_kAMRAbZJYZ8S7

This is all you need. You won't regret it.

u/Grphx · 3 pointsr/buildapc

I went through my order history and cannot find it, so I looked on amazon and can't find it either which kinda worries me. I did find similar ones but they are listed as $60. I would pay that in a heartbeat for how well it works and how often I clean my PC.

Looks like this

u/Mr_Quackers · 3 pointsr/pcmasterrace

There is a risk for static and moisture. I recommend buying a specific electronic duster to be the safest.

u/Kasendou · 3 pointsr/PS4

Just don't turn the can upside down or at any extreme angle when you're spraying it and don't spray it into your PS4 when it's on and running. (Turn it off, unplug it from the wall for a few minutes).

Instead of compressed air, I just bought one of these which has already paid for itself in how much dusting I've done on my electronics.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001U899HQ

*and since you're asking about this, some additional tips - you'll want to clean the outside first (with a soft/microfibre rag and q-tips for the inner edges) then maybe use a vaccuum cleaner w/ attachment to suck out any of the loose dust first.

u/ItsReallyRyRy · 3 pointsr/homelab

The DataVac was probably one the best purchases I've ever made. It's super powerful, I just used it last night to dust my equipment.

u/NikoMata · 3 pointsr/BuyItForLife

I have the hoover rewind t-series linked below. I've had it 5 years, and so far have only replaced one belt and one (washable) filter.

The thing snarfed up a mechanical pencil and I was able to get it out easily.

It's fairly cheap and reliable. Consumer reports rated it highly, especially compared to other non-$400 vacuums.

https://www.amazon.com/Hoover-WindTunnel-Bagless-Upright-UH70120/dp/B002HFDLCK

Edit: I somehow missed I was in bifl. I still love the vacuum, but I doubt it will last 20+ years. :)

u/caturdaynauplz · 3 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

Dis one

Loveeeee it!

u/socialisthippie · 3 pointsr/AutoDetailing

You could probably get results that approach professional work like this using a couple machines in conjunction. Obviously pro's tools are going to get things that just won't come out otherwise... but time and determination tends to make up most of the gap.

>Steam cleaner: http://www.amazon.com/HomeRight-C800880-SteamMachine-Cleaning-Wallpaper/dp/B00A1B4B58/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1395695083&sr=8-6&keywords=Wagner+steamer

-- Plus --

>Carpet/Upholstery shampoo extractor vacuum: http://www.amazon.com/BISSELL-ProHeat-Compact-Multi-Purpose-14259/dp/B002KCMH6Q/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1395695238&sr=8-1&keywords=Bissel+little+green+machine

I'd probably start with the steam to help loosen the really gnarly spots/stains and move on to the extractor to pull all the gunk out.

Combine that with some good upholstery shampoo and some strong degreaser and some elbow grease with a semi-stiff brush and you could get anything out of your interior.

u/MEDIOCRE_AT_ANYTHING · 3 pointsr/Miata

Yes ABSOLUTELY! This one. It comes with a ton of different attachments, one of which is a pressure jet, so basically a power washer with steam.

u/dragonskitty · 3 pointsr/TrollXChromosomes

If you can afford it, I highly recommend cat towers, with places for them to hide/sleep/scratch on a post.

Get a litter box for every floor of your living area. If you have mostly carpeted areas, I highly recommend putting down plastic mats with the spikes on one side (you can buy them in bulk at Home Depot or similar stores), and getting enough so that you avoid getting kitty litter (or kitty accidents) on the carpets.

Have wet food for her at least once a day (a spoonful is enough), and avoid getting patte styles. Cats eat based on texture most of the time, so the chunkier (and meatier) the better. There are dry foods that are specifically limited in carbs (or carb free), which are good for cats since they need a lot of protein.

Leave paper bags and boxes on the floor for her. Cats live places to hide or seek out adventure in.

I highly recommend this carpet cleaner (again if you have carpets) because accidents happen and she will have days when she doesn't feel well/has a hairball to get up. http://www.amazon.com/BISSELL-Spotbot-Handsfree-Technology-33N8A/dp/B003Y3AA2S/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1417725395&sr=8-1&keywords=SpotBot+%C2%AE+Pet+Deep+Cleaner

Cat claw trimmers, because those little daggers on her front paws will get sharp and she will probably knead on you/near you. Nail clippers will suffice if they are sharp enough, but be careful when trimming! There's an area in her claw that actually has blood (called the quik(sp?)) that has a terrible time clotting on it's own and it hurts them, so don't cut it.

If you start early enough, you can clicker train your cat. This can provide mental stimulation and increase time you spend together!

Best of luck!

u/Aparty · 3 pointsr/Frugal

I have the Shark Navigator Lift Away and couldn't be happier. I use it on all my floors, from tile to shag carpet and low pile carpet, even in my car. I have 2 long haired cats who shed heavily and their kitty litter is, unfortunately, in a carpeted room. It picks up everything. When using on bare floor or low pile ou just run it once without the beater bar, then turn on the beater bar for the carpet to pick any hair it misses.

It doesn't have any belts to replace and the main filter is washable. It's not terribly noisy either and has a few different variations to assembly so you can use it in tight spaces, on stairs, etc.

My sister was borrowing her MIL's Dyson but decided to buy a Shark for herself because I raved about it so much. She said it picked things up the Dyson didn't. She has 2 cats, a lab and a husky.

My mother has a cocker spaniel and a rott/lab/shepherd mix and she bought one too.

We've all been really happy with it (over a year now). Did I mention it swivels?

u/cgimusic · 3 pointsr/pcmasterrace

But it's not even in a sale. The daily deals say "Deal of the Day" instead of "Price" like here and other on-sale items list a "With Deal" price and the price without the sale e.g. this.

u/ultragib · 3 pointsr/AutoDetailing

I use the Bissell Spotclean Pro, which is portable, and love it.

Here's a thorough comment I posted about it a few weeks ago:

I looked at both of those and decided to go with the Bissell Spot Clean Pro because it comes with a 6" cleaning head a 3" cleaning head. I also ordered the crevice tool attachment for $8.

From what I could tell, the Rug Doctor came with only one cleaning head and it's pretty large. It did not look like it would be useful for the nooks and crannies of cars.

I've had it about 6 months and used it to clean many carpeted car mats, about 6 full car interiors (carpets, mats, cloth seats, NOT headliners) and it's performed admirably.

For a sedan with cloth seats you probably can get away without refilling it. For an SUV, you will have to refill once. It only takes a few minutes.

Here's a 10 year old Honda Pilot I detailed using it:

https://imgur.com/a/RGR8G

In addition, it has many household uses. I've cleaned both of our large couches/cushions, stairs, and a couple area rugs.

I've gotten more than its price in use already.

The only minor complaint I'd have is the hose is a bit short, you're going to have to bring it in the car/SUV with you at times. But for its price point, that's to be expected.

Just be sure to clean it out thoroughly after every use. I always fill a bucket with clean warm water when done and just set the cleaning head in there and turn it on until the tank fills up. Then empty everything out to dry.

u/omnomanom · 3 pointsr/PrimeDay2016

FYI I got the Roomba 650 yesterday from best buy by price matching this $270 one (which is from a new unknown Singapore seller with no feedback..)

u/crossmirage · 3 pointsr/houstonr4r

Would it make you feel better if I told you the truth?

edit: I already have a positive opinion of you based on your username. Reminds me of https://www.amazon.com/BISSELL-9595A-Vacuum-OnePass-Corded/dp/B00AZBIZTW

u/PCBreakdown · 3 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

Vacuum - Exactly $75

u/the_fake_banksy · 3 pointsr/LifeProTips

Anyone have experience with the Bissell CleanView? It's cheap as shit and has 4.5/5 stars from over 980 reviews. I have a dog that sheds all over the carpet and my current vac ain't cuttin' it.

u/Lyd_Euh · 3 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

[This one is cheap and has great reviews] (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00AZBIZTW/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_XQV5yb0G7K6HC). His name is actually Harry. He likes to run around the house picking up all of the puppy hairs. He might even sing to you.

[Here is some weird] ( https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01EIKRP0K/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_6SV5yb4CJS44V) Harry Potter game. Idk. It looks pretty cool.

/u/hannfrank you a dirty, dirty bird 🐦🐦

u/_dubs · 3 pointsr/CFBOffTopic

How small? This is what I have and it works great even though I have two long haired cats: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00AZBIZTW/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

u/JohnnyBrillcream · 3 pointsr/LifeProTips

This might be a bit odd but I recently picked up one of these, ILIFE A4.

I dreaded the every other week vacuuming/cleaning schedule. Since I got this thing I rarely need to vacuum anymore, just two small carpeted areas. I swear this thing finds dirt I never knew I had.

Side effect is it's reduced the amount of dust in the house so dusting isn't needed as often and it's actually motivated me to keep other areas clean since this little thing does all the heavy lifting. It also "polishes" the floor a bit so not only are they clean but have a nice shine to them.

It really only works on very low knit carpet and wood/tile floors. It will clean two of my four carpets and both tile and wood floors every time it runs, and I run it daily.

Note: Do some research if you decide to get one, they can be found for $160 to $170 USD.

As far as cooking, I'm there with you. I used to cook all the time I just don't have the motivation anymore. I started to make my own pizza dough and that has been a help as I'm constantly trying to make it better and come up with new topping ideas. I made a Jerk Chicken and Smoked Brisket one a few weekends ago at a friends party.

u/nkdeck07 · 2 pointsr/dogs

Yes, you need to take your son to an allergist, have them test for the dog allergy first and then if he still has it do a 6 month round of immunotherapy to get the allergy to essentially go away before doing this. I still have them to a mild extent but the amount mine has lessened is like night and day.

Allergies are weird, if it's a mild allergy then he may just adjust to the dog after a few weeks (I did with mine though I am still mildly allergic) but if the allergy is severe it can actually get much much worse with repeated exposure (like for instance my cat allergy eventually winding up with me turning into a full body hive due to just being on a floor in a house with a cat where the cat wasn't even allowed but this took 3-4 months of repeated low level exposure)

If you are intent on bringing a dog home there are quite a few things you can do to help

  • Commit to grooming the dog every single day. This makes it so the dander comes out on the brush not on your furniture and such.

  • Bathe every 2 weeks. This also significantly helps cut down on dander. You can also use a product like Allerpet or these little baby wipe things they make for dogs between baths that helps cut down on the dander as well. Ours gets a daily wipedown and it seems to help a lot.

  • Short haired vs long hair is a bit of an issue and it tends to be dog specific. Our dog is short haired but it's really hair (vs fur) and it's a single coat so she doesn't shed at all (or it's all coming out on the brush every day). My parents dog however it long hair which people say should be less allergenic but I am incredibly allergic to that furball. It's going to be dog specific, look for poodle type or wire haired and you will probably do better but it all does depend. A short haired, single coat dog that doesn't seem to be shedding when you get it may be your best bet as it makes for minimal yet effective groom (i.e. quick brush down with a soft brush every day) Look for hair that's more like 1/2 an inch vs something really short like a pit-mix or bulldog.

  • Don't let the dog into bedrooms, ideally don't even let them upstairs (getting a baby gate with a door in it, makes this process so much easier). Bedrooms need to be allergy free as it's essentially 8 hours a night of getting to "escape" the allergens.

  • On that note make sure your son showers before going to bed, this does more to help me then anything else since it gets the bedroom really dander free. I don't even leave my dander covered clothes in the bedroom, they sit outside in the hall. Also vaccum the bedroom once a week to remove any dander that has snuck in as well as changing the sheets every week. Getting a sealed mattress pad will help too.

  • Limit which pieces of furniture the dog can get on. Ours is only permitted on one couch and the couch is covered in a blanket that gets washed every 2-3 days to remove the dander.

  • Get a very good vaccum with a hepa filter on it. I have this one and it's excellent. Takes the pet hair right off the couch and is so powerful it will try and lift up area rugs, and the hardwood floor attachment is great for getting pet hair. Commit to vaccuming at least twice a week.

  • Try a few different allergy meds and talk to your doctor about which ones can be taken together safely. I take Allegra in the morning and Nasacort at night and between the two of them it works really well. I'd start on the Nasacort as soon as you can as it takes about 2 weeks to build up in your system and be effective but it's one of the better meds out there. Have your son try Zyrtec, it's the best one off prescription at the moment but unfortunately gives me dry mouth as a side effect. If your son doesn't have that side effect it's the best one out there. After that in order of effectiveness is allergra and then claratin. Talk to your doctor as your son may be able to take claratin and allergra simultaneously (one in the morning and one at night) which works better as it keeps him covered the whole day.

  • Wash the dogs bed frequently (ours gets washed every time the dog gets bathed) so that the dog doesn't re-get the dander on them when they lie down.

    Also just saw you are currently having a lab/collie mix at home. You may luck out with this as collies seem to have hair that doesn't trigger allergies (at least in me)
u/damsonplum · 2 pointsr/BuyItForLife
u/bbdoll · 2 pointsr/cats

the shark navigator has worked so well for us on every type of surface. i was pretty grossed out by how well it pulled stuff up lol. it's easy to empty and intuitive to operate, hands down the best vacuum i've ever had. it's a good price right now too, i paid $20 more.

u/false_parallax · 2 pointsr/weddingplanning

Things that pop into my head as, "obvious," (that isn't a stab! My obvious isn't your obvious, after all) if I were in your situation:

  • Plates, bowls, and serveware (like serving platters, etc)

  • Flatware (forks, knives, etc). Register for at least service for eight, even if you don't need it. Sometimes they can go missing or get damaged; it's good to have backups.

  • Good knives.

  • Pots and pans. Cast Iron will last forever when cared for properly, but sometimes the, "cared for properly," part isn't for everyone. I have a stainless set that is sturdy and awesome with a couple separate nonstick pieces. Get a multi-pot too.

  • Drinkware - basic tumblers/glasses for everyday use, mugs, plus any specialty stuff you desire such as wine glasses, champagne flutes, etc.

  • Bakeware: Cookie sheets (are not just for cookies!), a small and medium casserole dish, maybe some Pyrex. You have to check this stuff out to get a feel for what you'd like, but you'll definitely want something. Maybe cake and cupcake/muffin pans if you're into that.

  • Tools such as spatulas, measuring cups and spoons, whisks, tongs, rolling pin, ice cream or cookie scoop, can opener etc.

  • Other items kitchen items like mixing bowls, cutting boards, strainer/sieve, ice trays, lidded (think tupperware or rubbermaid or whatever) containers. If you like salads a lot, consider a salad spinner.

  • Kitchen appliances - a KitchenAid if you like to bake. A hand mixer for smaller jobs. A blender. A microwave.

  • Coffee maker of choice if you drink coffee - anything from french presses to fancy stuff is fair game. Add a coffee grinder if you get a french press. If you don't drink coffee, perhaps a nice kettle, electric kettle, or water cooler that also heats.

  • Dish towels.

  • A vacuum - I have this one from Shark and it is fantastic. Dysons are good, and Roombas are nifty, but I might hold off on that since you need so much other stuff for your house.

  • Depending on where you're registering, consider other cleaning supplies - a bucket, a broom and mop (or a Swiffer) and related supplies.

  • Towels (at least four), hand towels, washcloths.

  • Bed linens - sheets, for the love of god sheets. Jersey ones are glorious. Blankets. A comforter or duvet and duvet cover. Pillows.



    Not so obvious to me, but still needed:

  • A set of tools - doesn't have to be complex. You can pick a pre-assembled set or put a la carte pieces. If you do individual pieces, consider adding (at minimum): varying sizes of phillips and flat-head screwdrivers, various screws (just get a multipack), hammer, nails, level, measuring tape, tool box, box cutter, wrenches - honestly, I'm an airhead with this stuff. Not to fulfill stereotypes but I seriously would need to double-check with my husband to make a more-complete list because I'm drawing a blank. But it's a start.

  • Shower curtain/liner if you didn't register for a fancy ensemble.

  • Perhaps an over-the-toilet etagere (those shelf things).

  • A good, sturdy flashlight. Bonus points if it is rechargeable AND can take an external battery.

  • Candles - not necessarily ones that smell pretty, but ones you can use reliably during power outages.

  • A fire extinguisher. Make sure you get it checked periodically so you know you can still rely on it.

  • Hangers. Macy's sells my favorite but I think they're on Amazon too.

  • A grill, if you're into that.

  • Lawn and other outdoor tools - a lawnmower, rake, shovel, snow shovel.

  • Door mat for inside and outside.

  • A vase, if you think you might ever have flowers in the house. And just because you don't often have flowers doesn't mean you shouldn't get one. Unexpected flowers are awesome, not having a home for them sucks.

  • Board games - either for yourselves or to entertain company.

  • An iron and ironing board OR a steamer if you're like me and hate ironing.

  • Laundry hampers and mesh laundry bags.

  • Trash cans - kitchen, miscellaneous household, and outdoor. Recycling, too, if you plan to do recycling.

    I'll add more if I think of them!
u/bkthenewme32 · 2 pointsr/Pets

This one is fantastic for litter, that's almost all I use it for.

BLACK+DECKER CHV1410L 16V Cordless Lithium Hand Vacuum https://www.amazon.com/dp/B006LXOJC0/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_Xu7HAb8M3FHAK

u/foxbarrington · 2 pointsr/uberdrivers

I'd recommend making a checklist, something like:

  • Phone charger
  • Vacuum the seats and floors (love this guy)
  • Check/remove everything from all cupholders / seat backs / door pockets
  • Windex passenger windows
  • Clear out trunk (these are great )
  • Fill tank
u/alsoaperson · 2 pointsr/BabyBumps

If you need to cover a larger section of floor, Amazon also sells gym style floor tiles. They're basically the same as the kid ones but a little thicker and without any pattern. They're usually cheaper too.

I also recommend that people add a small hand vac to their registries. I have this one and with a toddler it gets used several times a day (by both of us!).

u/scratchfury · 2 pointsr/Clemson

Don't live on the ground floor or lower! I can't remember every having bug problems when living on the 2nd floor or above.

These items help:

12 Dupont Advion Cockroach Bait Arenas https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005K5O632/


BLACK + DECKER CHV1410L 16V Cordless Lithium Hand Vac https://www.amazon.com/dp/B006LXOJC0/

u/NebraskaSkyline · 2 pointsr/blogsnark

Not sure if it's exactly what you mean, since I use dustbuster as a catchall term for hand vac and others may not ... but this thing hasn't done me wrong. https://www.amazon.com/BLACK-DECKER-Dustbuster-Cordless-CHV1410L/dp/B006LXOJC0

(Duh, I just realized dustbuster is literally in the product name so it prob is what you were referring to. Anyhow).

Its best feature is that it picks up kitty litter that doesn't then shake back out when you turn it off. My maintenance guys gunked mine up with drywall dust and it still rinsed clean and works like new. Charges quickly, sits and goes for long times without needing plugging in. I'm really pleased with it.

The only downside is that the slim head that slides out is a little touchy/either doesn't lock in place well or locks too well and is hard to slide, and the little whiskery bit for carpets is kind of eh. But it's a tough little bastard on cat hair and all the crap I spill in my kitchen constantly. Plus SoCal interstate dust through that comes in constantly through the windows. Thumbs up from me.

u/TautYetMalleable · 2 pointsr/powerwashingporn

I have this one and it’s worked great for me so far.

u/itsdjc · 2 pointsr/uberdrivers

Luckily I haven't had to deal with uber puke yet; however, this is my method for cleaning my carpet if my dog gets sick:

  • Step 1: clean up any chunks/excess liquid with rubber gloves+paper towel
  • Step 2: Spray distilled white vinegar on fabric
  • Step 3: Let sit for ~5 minutes
  • Step 4: Use the following and run over it a few times: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B008DBRFBK/ref=cm_sw_r_tw_dp_U_x_swZUCbT0BT5EN
  • Step 5: Roll down windows for a couple hours and hang an air freshener once windows are back up.

    I got my bissell spot cleaner on sale for $100. I use it for spot cleaning my car about once a month and it does wonders. Everyone always compliments me how great my car looks. Plus you can use it for your house as well. Its honestly fucking amazing. It has saved me hundreds of dollars over the years for apt security deposits.

    As others have mentioned, baking soda can potentially turn into a gooey mess if mixed with certain liquids. I would avoid it for cleaning cars.
u/slohomo · 2 pointsr/JulyBumpers2017

I have two! I have this portable one:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B008DBRFBK/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1484311285&sr=8-3&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=bissell+carpet+cleaner&dpPl=1&dpID=51FLnh%2BdtqL&ref=plSrch

and a whole room stand up one that I can't seem to find (we got the stand up one years ago) but any model would work I think. We've also used the Bissell "Green Machine" but prefer the first one I linked to (just got that one for Xmas and it cleaned up all the purple paint my daughter spilled last night!)

u/VoodooIdol · 2 pointsr/AutoDetailing

They were cloth seats, thankfully. I use a portable extractor:

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008DBRFBK/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

u/amburroni · 2 pointsr/Lyft

The Little Green Machine/Bissell Spot Cleaner or anything of the like is worth every single penny! My dad has the Little Green and I subsequently bought the Bissell version. I haven't used it too much in my car but it got puppy urine stains out of my white carpet (previous owner installed, worst floors in my house) like it never happened. Wow, I should get sponsored by these guys.

​

Here is the one I got

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008DBRFBK/ref=oh_aui_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Wait for it to go on sale, I'm sure it does periodically. Anything on amazon you can track prices on camelcamelcamel.com btw. Free site.

u/catnamedbasil · 2 pointsr/IFseniorclass

It's also a Bissell! It's a [Bissell SpotClean portable carpet cleaner] (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B008DBRFBK/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1)

awesome and perfect for barf or poop. :)

u/ButteryWarrior · 2 pointsr/IAmA

Alright. You said this is ongoing. I've read and read, but I'm still clueless. I have a budget of about $90 for a vacuum. I looked at Amazon, and I found this.
Am I wasting my money?

u/vllewella · 2 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

This vacuum is the one I have. I love it because it sucks! There are no bags to mess with. It has on board attachments and I love being able to use it to suck cob webs or get in the corners or even to clean crumbs off the sofa. The corn is also stored inside the vacuum so no tangles or cord to trip over. Just push a button and it automatically retracts.

u/Derparita · 2 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon
  • I have this one. Works well for me and I have a long-haired cat and a husky plus a Bernese mountain dog that visits frequently. Sucks up all the hair.

  • Add me to your wishlist.

  • /u/ottiecat ur a dirty bird who needs to be punished. (Uhhhh. Wtf Ray)

  • I hate putting the dishes and laundry away 😭😭😭
u/TheO-ne-ders · 2 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

This is super cool! I don't sleep, so this will keep me entertained for a bit!

1.) Something that is grey.

Well, it's more silver-ish, but it'll do! (WL)

2.) Something reminiscent of rain.

Because the sound of the rain is so peaceful :)


3.) Something food related that is unusual.

I know, it is unusual! We will be using it for liquid sugar that we make, to make our homemade Starbucks green tea :) (WL)


4.) Something on your list that is for someone other than yourself. Tell me who it's for and why. (Yes, pets count!)

It's for my boyfriend, and for the aforementioned green teas we make :) I have one, and he's pretty jealous of it. Not to mention he spills so! (WL)


5.) A book I should read! I am an avid reader, so take your best shot and tell me why I need to read it!

It's called Jesus' Son. It is really...interesting to say the least, and I can guarantee not at all what you'd expect! (Unless you're expecting drugs, and the main character to be called Fuckhead!)


6.) An item that is less than a dollar, including shipping... that is not jewelry, nail polish, and or hair related!

Clever? Or wrong. Lol.


7.) Something related to cats. I love cats! (keep this SFW, you know who you are...)

Because who doesn't miss these guys?


8.) Something that is not useful, but so beautiful you must have it.

I mean...he's beautiful, so.... <3

9.) A movie everyone should watch at least once in their life. Why?

My username is a big hint to what this movie is! It's just so happy, and makes me laugh every time I watch it (and I've been watching it multiple times every year since it came out, and I was only 5!). It's just a genuinely happy, feel-good movie, with great music :)

10.) Something that would be useful when the zombies attack. Explain.

You know, for heat/fire when there's no electricity! (WL)


11.) Something that would have a profound impact on your life and help you to achieve your current goals.

It might not be the norm, but it's a gift card. Reason being instead of something specific, is with a gift card I can buy food through Amazon. Times have been a little tough around here, and we barely make it through the month money, and food wise. To know I had a little money to spend on groceries somewhere would be a major relief, and put both my boyfriend and I out of stress. I know it's not a "goal goal", but our happiness is a goal of mine, and it's been a little shakey as of late :/(WL)


12.) One of those pesky Add-On items.

Because ours is torn, oops! (WL)


13.) The most expensive thing on your list. Your dream item. Why?

A nice, damn vacuum. Our current one sucks (bad pun), and I am really picky about a clean carpet. It would just be really nice to have a nice one, and that'll last instead of having to buy a new one every so often. (WL)


14.) Something bigger than a bread box. EDIT A bread box is typically similar in size to a microwave.

Because it never occurred to me you could buy this on Amazon!

15.) Something smaller than a golf ball.

Individually, smaller than a golfball!


16.) Something that smells wonderful.

I love, love, loooooove this perfume. I've had samples, but never the whole bottle! (WL)


17.) A (SFW) toy.

Not a toy per say, but it's definitely fun, and entertaining for hours! (WL)


18.) Something that would be helpful for going back to school.

Pens! Believe it or not, these have always been my favorite, and despite the fact there's a bunch in a box, I always ended up with none! That's why people should have their own!


19.) Something related to your current obsession, whatever that may be.

Because I...I'm...I'm a woman possessed. Normally I'm obsessed with Sherlock but since it's not out yet, I'm catching up on Doctor Who, and I can't. Just can't stop. Been talking in a British accent on accident for days! I also freaking love hoodies so it's the best of both worlds. (WL)


20.) Something that is just so amazing and awe-inspiring that I simply must see it. Explain why it is so grand.

BECAUSE LOOK AT IT! Making tasty foods on it for the belly! (WL)

Hey, this was a lot of fun! Regardless of the outcome, thank you. Thoroughly enjoyed myself :)

EDIT: BONUS: Anything made in Oregon.

It's a whole gift set! It's like it knew! I actually added it to my WL. My favorite jam was taken off the shelves, so I'm always up for trying new ones :)


fear cuts deeper than swords

u/FrankensteinVi · 2 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

Hi there!!!

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00AZBIZTW/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1491520417&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=pet+vacuum&dpPl=1&dpID=312SEZ%2BYUaL&ref=plSrch

To be honest, my wife and I have been contemplating if we should get this one, because one of our friends has this and she showed us a demonstration. The main difference for me is that the suction strength is greater and the brush design accommodates animal hair. Though most vacuums accommodate all types of hair anyway. Basically my wife and I were impressed. We've agreed that if our current vacuum "expires" we'd get this one. I can vouch for our friend who showed us since she has 2 cats, and boy do they shed A LOT. Hope my recommendation helps! There are other pet vacuums out there that might perform better and the such, but I've observed them to be a bit on the pricier side.

Something fun that I could recommend you to put on your list, would have to be a 15$ dymo label manager :D cause who doesn't want their things organized?! XD if that's doesn't suit your fancy then get the films by studio ghibli :) they're just lovely.

/u/Aerys1 you've been a dirty bird as you need to be punished looool

Ironically the chore I hate the most is vacuuming :/ so noisy and it consumes a lot of electricity 😂😂 but it has to be done lol

u/LaymantheShaman · 2 pointsr/germanshepherds

This one! I have had it for 2 years, works great. Easy to clean. I take the whole canister apart every 6 months to clean out all of the hair that gets stuck in there. Has great suction, beater bar does a great job and stays clean. I would definitely recommend it.


Also, it is under $100

u/KittenTablecloth · 2 pointsr/OldSchoolCool

For Valentine's day I asked my boyfriend for a robot vacuum instead of flowers. I know last year he spent over $100 for one of those elaborate arrangements, and I was able to convince him that a robot vacuum would give me pleasure and happiness every day instead of flowers that will die in a week. I did a bunch of research and we got an ILIFE vacuum, which was only $180 on amazon. Totally affordable, you should look into it. An $800 name brand Roomba might be better if you have carpet, but this guy works wonders on hardwood. I am not a shill. Just a happy girl with a big, shedding dog and now constantly clean floors.

Edit: I bought the ILIFE A4. Just looked it up on Amazon to link it and there is apparently an updated version they just released called the A4S which is $220 but now you can buy the older model I have for only $120

u/hombre_lobo · 2 pointsr/LifeProTips

Best Vacuum for hardwood floors: Eureka 3670G Mighty Mite Canister Vacuum

u/SarcasticOptimist · 2 pointsr/BuyItForLife

Steam cleaner/mop and a water filter like this. Cleans hard surfaces at a distance, and use towels to wipe off stains. Hopefully you have a washer/drier in unit.

u/User286 · 2 pointsr/AutoDetailing

http://www.amazon.com/McCulloch-MC-1275-Heavy-Duty-Steam-Cleaner/dp/B0000DF0RB/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1413769428&sr=8-3&keywords=steam+cleaner

I use this for the car interior (nooks and crannies + carpet), engine bay detail, kitchen cleaning / floor mopping and for our bathrooms (great for shining fixtures)

u/cf2121 · 2 pointsr/AutoDetailing

If by 'improved' you mean making it go a lot quicker, then yeah, it has. It's great for carpets and seats, takes stains and spills right out.

This is the one I got. It's held up great so far. http://www.amazon.com/McCulloch-MC-1275-Heavy-Duty-Steam-Cleaner/dp/B0000DF0RB/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1421407968&sr=8-1&keywords=mcculloch+steam+cleaner&pebp=1421407978026&peasin=B0000DF0RB

u/ender4171 · 2 pointsr/NewAgain

Glad to hear it! Steam is awesome for a lot of things. If you want something a little more powerful and versatile than the little handheld ones, check out the Mculloch MC1275. I bought one for my detailing side job (steam cleaners are probably the best tool ever for cleaning car interiors) and I find myself using it all around the house for tons of things. The squeegee in particular is great on glass, and they are killer for grout. The 1275 is still a low-range steamer but it is a big step up from the handheld for not a ton of money (the really nice, high pressure, high temp ones are $700 and up). You can find it at Harbor Freight for less than $100 sometimes, with the 20% off coupon. Happy your project worked out well!

u/zenautodetailing · 2 pointsr/AutoDetailing

Garbage. Pick up something like the McCullouch MC-1275 instead.

u/uppishduck · 2 pointsr/cars

Invest in a McCulloch Steam Cleaner . Yes it's a bit speedy but WELL worth it in the long run. It have a 'sharp shooter' nozzle that you can get in between seats. Plus you can use it for cleaning vents, buttons, pedals, carpets, whatever else. I run a Detailing business here in South Carolina and my steam cleaner is one of the most valuable tools in my arsenal.

u/malovin · 2 pointsr/HomeImprovement

I use my steam cleaner, works excellent.
http://amzn.com/B0000DF0RB

u/the_lonely_road · 2 pointsr/Trucking

This is key. Be proactive instead of reactive to help keep the interior habitable. My truck is my home, I want it clean.

I also use a Eurika hand vac to help keep it clean.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0006HUYGM/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_Wks-tb10S5YSB

u/SeanStock · 2 pointsr/RATS

I have it...it made me buy this:

http://www.amazon.com/Eureka-71B-Hand-Held-Vacuum/dp/B0006HUYGM/ref=sr_1_15?ie=UTF8&qid=1334786791&sr=8-15

It's a sweet vacuum I now use all the damn time, for rats and cars. Sometimes I even spot clean their cage with the hose.

Edit: I work at Petco, I'll pass this along.

u/performancereviews · 2 pointsr/VacuumCleaners

The Lindhaus hf-6 has the longest hose right now . You can also get a hand vacuum for your stairs . Like this
Eureka Handheld Vacuum Cleaner, Hand Vac Corded, 71B https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0006HUYGM/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_jyFXCbKX5KWJV

Sold this cheep thing for years without much problems despite it being cheap and disposable.

u/stonecats · 2 pointsr/aldi

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0006HUYGM
or wait for anything 18v and Lithium goes on sale
aldi's sells useless plastic shit sticks as vacuums.

u/jabtastic · 2 pointsr/Rabbits

I have a Hoover Tempo. It's an ugly Mofo, but it's great at handling fur, poop, and hay. It's also survived quite a few stick fragments. I used to have a HEPA-filter bagless vac, but it clogged constantly.

I usually change the bag every 1-2 weeks depending on how bad the bunnies are. The bags for the Hoover are cheap online.

u/systemlord · 2 pointsr/BuyItForLife

Whats your opinion on this vaccum?

Hoover Tempo WidePath Bagged Upright Vacuum, U5140900

I am not an expert, but it seems to be the "civilian" version of what you find in every single office and hotel. I've had it for 5 years and it works wonderfully.

Just how much better would a $300 vacuum be? Sure, it may not be all shiny and space-age like the one you posted.. but for $80 I find it an amazing buy.

u/yoda133113 · 2 pointsr/news

When I was shopping for a vacuum 2 years ago, I looked at Consumer Reports. Their highest rating for vacuum quality was the Kirby, the second highest was this $75 (then $59) vacuum. It's still working just fine. If it dies tomorrow and I have to buy 15 in 30 years, I'll have spent far less than $1,600. I don't expect it to die tomorrow.

Oh, and mine is a tenth of the weight (I've had a Kirby in my house, a door-to-door salesman got my roommate to buy one until I convinced him to get his money back).

u/iregret · 2 pointsr/mac

I use this but follow it up with a lint free cloth.

Endust for Electronics LCD and Plasma Pop Up Wipes 70 CT - 11506 https://www.amazon.com/dp/B002SBB0SU

I use this to clean keyboards and what not. Although I've never really needed to clean my laptop's keyboard.

Micro Vacuum Attachment Kit - 7 Piece https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000BSJCLY

u/Curbyourego · 2 pointsr/CasualConversation

Is there a television facing the bed? You could try moving it somewhere food safe if there is, so they won't chow in bed. A spot cleaner might help with the stains and general messiness.

u/GoofballMel · 2 pointsr/puppy101

We use this and it's amazing. Little Green Portable Carpet & Upholstery Cleaner 1400J https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B0016HF5GK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_gihwDb14GY05N

u/opidopeywaterloo · 2 pointsr/PolishGauntlet
    1. It's not cute, it's not amazing, it's not even video game related, you need this. It is soo handy and I don't care if I didn't follow the rules.

    1. My favorite Disney movie is Aladdin. I still watch it when I am sick.

    1. I saw this awhile back on /r/aww

    1. PIXELCHARKATTACK

      Happy early birfday!
u/Cherryapplefox · 2 pointsr/relationship_advice

You handled everything. I just have a few suggestions for the couch problem. I recommend either a professional cleaning or Bissell Multi-Purpose Portable Carpet and Upholstery Cleaner.

They have mostly for pet urine but I'm certain it can help for human urine.

u/whoizaghost · 2 pointsr/CX5

okay so like the comment below 303 is simple and easy. I don"t use it much as its not readily available here in Toronto.

Things i do use:

For the dash board and any plastic inside the car i use:

https://www.amazon.com/Mothers-05324-Protectant-24-oz/dp/B0007RDVGG/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1487704916&sr=8-1&keywords=mothers+interior

OR

https://www.amazon.com/Meguiars-G13616-Interior-Detailer-Cleaner/dp/B000AMLWH8/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1487705281&sr=8-1&keywords=meguiars%2Binterior%2Bcleaner&th=1

For the carpets i do 2 thing when i am in a hurry ill use:

https://www.amazon.com/Turtle-Wax-50572-Rubber-Cleaner/dp/B00PKE6NNY/ref=sr_1_12?ie=UTF8&qid=1487704985&sr=8-12&keywords=turtle+wax+interior+cleaner

Just spray some on the carpet and after a quick vacuum then do a good vacuum job this can take like 30 mins once you get the hang of it.

when i have time i use:

https://www.amazon.com/BISSELL-1400B-Multi-Purpose-Portable-Cleaner/dp/B0016HF5GK/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1487705069&sr=8-2&keywords=bissell+little+green

The second method is simple just follow the instructions it came with and this item usually goes on sale there are better ones that keep the water heated.

They also both give the car a nice smell after cleaning i don't have leather seats so i can say much about it.

as for windows there 2 steps i do as well:

I use

https://www.amazon.com/Invisible-Glass-Premium-Cleaner-91164/dp/B0007OWD2M/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1487705440&sr=8-2&keywords=invisible+glass

Then polish the exterior and where is no tint with

https://www.amazon.com/3M-800002242-RAIN-X-WINDSHIELD-TREATMENT-3-5/dp/B000WNED08/ref=sr_1_13?ie=UTF8&qid=1487705503&sr=8-13&keywords=rain+x+glass+cleaner

The second step is a bit tedious so if you are not comfortable stick with step 1.

The thing that also really good to have is good clothes for cleaning the more the better Micro fibre cloth's are the best.

https://www.amazon.com/RAG-COMPANY-Professional-Microfiber-POLISHING/dp/B0166U4PVC/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1487705636&sr=8-1&keywords=micro+fiber+rag+company

and for glass:

https://www.amazon.com/RAG-COMPANY-Microfiber-Professional-STREAK-FREE/dp/B00WC5KQGE/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1487705755&sr=8-5&keywords=rag+company+glass

After wiping the class with step one and then its dry i usually just follow up with a dry microfiber cloth to pick up any little dirt i left behind.

If i left anything behind let me know ill make a full post once summer comes around with maybe a video of sorts but there is alot of information also to r/autodetailing wiki post and sorry for the format if its not up to standards this is my first long post.

u/quirkas · 2 pointsr/Pets
u/considerthelobsters · 2 pointsr/femalefashionadvice

I believe it was this one. It's new, so we've only used it a couple times, but he said it worked pretty effectively but the downside was it was a little slow.

u/spacemonkey86 · 2 pointsr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

Here is a pet hair vacuum cleaner

How about a DVD of the movie Ray Bradbury's Something Wicked This Way Comes

/u/uss_Turtle and /u/wine-inacan your dirty birds who needs to be punished

edit: This is weird and I'm so sorry

u/kbrsuperstar · 2 pointsr/CleaningTips

Get the dog hair off BEFORE you steam clean it otherwise it's going to be a huge mess. I use this pet hair vacuum but if you don't have your own pets, this pet hair remover is cheap and people swear by it.

u/whatrosasaid · 2 pointsr/Wishlist

I need this. because I was an absolute idiot when I moved, and thought my Dirt Devil and Swiffer were too difficult to carry.

And I got a dog, post move, and it turns out that hair falls out. A lot! This pet hair eraser majig would salvage any/all fabric surfaces in my apartment. Many thanks, from Fannie and me :)

u/andgiveayeLL · 2 pointsr/dogs

I'm allergic to both dogs and cats and I have both. This list is more of the "nuclear options" just because of how severe my pet and dust allergies are, but even doing these things on a less extreme scale would probably help:

  1. HEPA filters for the air vents. Change them once per month

  2. I take Zyrtec daily (Costco has by far the best deal. You can buy it with a 5% upcharge if you aren't a member)

  3. In the spring when plants get added to the mix, I add another antihistamine (take Zyrtec in the morning and the second one at night). Usually it's allegra or claritin

  4. Brushing. Happens as near to daily as I can manage on my schedule

  5. Vacuuming. We have a Neato bot vac that runs daily, and we have the dyson pet hair (I actually don't love the Dyson. I think it's poorly built. If money were no object, I'd buy a Miele. If you have a rich family member, I'd throw a Miele on your registry and never look back).

  6. An air purifier. We use this in our bedroom because it's quiet and effective

  7. Bed linens and blankets get washed as often as possible (once a week minimum) because the cats share our bed and our dog loves the blanket I use on the couch. Pillowcases get changed every other night because my asshole cat thinks that is the best place to sleep

  8. If it's that bad, consider allergy shots. They are a huge PITA because of how often you have to go into the doctor to do them, but they work for some people

  9. Exposure/time will actually make a difference in the long run. My pet allergies were at their absolute worst when I was in college and didn't live with a pet. When I would come home and see my mom's cats, it was truly miserable. Now that I've got animals in my own home, it's better than it could be

  10. If you have your own home or are looking for one, hard surface floors are your best friend (wood, tile, concrete, etc). Carpet is awful for holding onto pet dander and hair. We don't own our own place yet, but when we do, the first change I'm making is getting rid of any carpet.

    Edit to add: On the topic of vacuuming, I'm getting this for Christmas and I'm hopeful that it will make vacuuming her spot on the couch easier than hauling the full sized vacuum up there
u/Taco_Fiasco · 2 pointsr/HomeDecorating

Awww! Show us the cat please! I have a dog that sheds like crazy too. This thing has worked wonderfully to quickly and easily de-fur my car and furniture: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001EYFQ28/ref=pd_aw_sim_121_3?ie=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=5A2748TFV9AY0Z9X88SH&dpPl=1&dpID=410YDlgrCiL

u/nightreap3r · 2 pointsr/pcmasterrace

I think getting one of these is a better idea. They're stronger than compressed air and built like a tank. If you're not holding on to it tightly, it will kick itself out of your hand when you turn it on. I tell people who use it for the first time to make sure you have a hold of it before even plugging it in. It's got a long cable so most of the time thats not an issue, and it comes with a few attachments to make cleaning smaller things easier.

Also make sure you put your finger into your fans before hitting them with this thing because it will spin them up quick and spin them faster than they should be. It could destroy the fan or send an electrical current back into your board if you don't. Compressed air can even do that, but this things got some ass on it and will destroy them. I'd say is nearly on par with an air compressor.

u/JonathanSCE · 2 pointsr/computers

I bought an electric duster to save on disposable air cans. Also, don't have to stop every two minutes because the can is too cold or lost of pressure.

u/kolnan · 2 pointsr/pcmasterrace

Air compressers contain moisture I thought? I always avoid using these and actually bought an electric blower to use to clean my pc... no risk of moisture and no depleting/polluting the earth with the canned air. (https://www.amazon.com/Metro-Vacuum-ED500P-500-Watt-Electric/dp/B001U899HQ/ref=sr_1_sc_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1473697371&sr=8-3-spell&keywords=electric+caned+air) usually you can find these cheaper too

u/DeeDoubs · 2 pointsr/hardware

Vacuum cleaners are supposed to be pretty bad for some reasons, but my mom used one when I was a kid and we never had any problems on that front. These days though, I use one of these: https://www.amazon.com/Metro-Vacuum-ED500P-500-Watt-Electric/dp/B001U899HQ

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They are a little pricy, but they do a good job and you won't have to deal with replacing canned air.

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I'd also recommend a small brush for getting the fans.

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EDIT: https://www.amazon.com/Brushes-Portable-Cleaning-Keyboard-Interior/dp/B07CQH78NS

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Something like the toothbrush looking one will do good for cleaning fans off. Alternatively you can just use a cheap toothbrush.

u/RedditAccount2416 · 2 pointsr/Tools

How much are you looking to spend?

Metro makes a few products, Datavac. They are around $70- $100, but they aren't heated. I've got This Guy And it's pretty much a mini leaf-blower. Metal housing, not sure it would handle too many "drops", but it seems reasonably well built.


There are some car detailing products are also heated, like the Metro Master Blaster that produced a lot of heated air. Not as hot as like a heat gun, but they will definitely dry things.

u/Low_Pan · 2 pointsr/synthesizers
u/IAmMalfeasance · 2 pointsr/buildapc

If it helps, I've used the metro datavac and it works really well, may be worth looking in to.

u/britjh22 · 2 pointsr/Homebrewing

I use my Datavac that I already have from being a computer nerd, great for blowing out my immersion cooler and other lines, and it's nice and portable compared to most air compressors. That does the bulk of getting them dry.

u/SolidBladez · 2 pointsr/buildapc

Most will recommend using a canned air duster (like this). The only thing I hate about them is that they're inefficient for using over long periods of time and aren't cost effective. I'd recommend using a blow vac like this.

u/Romkslrqusz · 2 pointsr/techsupport

My favorite tool for the task is a DataVac - pretty much a high intensity blower. It’s stronger than canned air by a long shot, and even blasts of that extra ‘sticky’ dust. Kinda pricey though ($80 USD)

Dry Fiber + Friction = static so don’t use the wipes you were talking about. Anything you’re going to be rubbing against components should be lightly saturated in rubbing alcohol.

Canned air works alright, especially if you’ve only got a light amount of dust.

u/gehzumteufel · 2 pointsr/sysadmin
u/BL24L · 2 pointsr/pcmasterrace

I never had issues with compressed air.

I personally moved to a datavac about 4 years ago and have never looked back. They were $60 at the time but even at $70+ I think they're totally worth it. You can use the things for so much more then just blowing out your pc.

Datavac

Datavac

Cheaper alternative

Xpower Airrow

u/Hard_Celery · 2 pointsr/buildapc

https://www.amazon.com/Metro-Vacuum-ED500P-500-Watt-Electric/dp/B001U899HQ

Metro also offers products with antistatic options, but I've never been concerned, I don't think it's much of a real danger for PC's maybe if your dealing with extremely sensitive equipment. Otherwise I don't think the air is likely to carry a high enough charge if any at all of PC's.

As for air compressors I'd be more worried about moisture which can be solved by purging the air after every use or getting a filter.

u/admiral_derpness · 2 pointsr/synthesizers
u/TexasNiteowl · 2 pointsr/pcmasterrace

I bought one of these several years ago. Boy has it gone up in price! https://www.amazon.com/Metro-Vacuum-ED500P-500-Watt-Electric/dp/B001U899HQ/

u/PlNKERTON · 2 pointsr/pcmasterrace

Nothing has worked better in my experience than this.

https://www.amazon.com/Metro-Vacuum-ED500P-500-Watt-Electric/dp/B001U899HQ/ref=sr_1_6?ie=UTF8&qid=1525806418&sr=8-6&keywords=handheld+duster

Cannot recommend it enough. I've dusted dozens of computers with it, even dusted out an old piano. The thing works like a champ. I can't go back to canned air.

u/ph3l0n · 2 pointsr/DIY
u/siegewolf · 2 pointsr/videos

Sorry I forgot to link it. It's a total beast. Sorry for the mobile link. To give you a idea of power...it actually has kickback when I turn it on. People have said they use it to blow leaves off their deck. It's pretty awesome.

u/HAWAII_FIVE_O · 2 pointsr/todayilearned

That's 10,101 Hoover vacuums to protect you from a vacuum if you're too lazy to whip out your vacuum conversion chart.

u/XtotheY · 2 pointsr/funny

I have this guy: http://www.amazon.com/Hoover-WindTunnel-T-Series-Upright-UH70120/dp/B002HFDLCK

I'm very very satisfied, had it for about a year.

u/katedogg · 2 pointsr/femalefashionadvice

This is it. It's gone down in price quite a bit since I bought it, so if it's included in the Cyber Monday sales this year I'd jump on it, because it's basically already a steal. Although, because it's a bagless vacuum, things can get pretty dusty if you try to empty it out indoors, so don't get it if that bothers you. It also lacks useful dusting attachments, so if you want to dust something high up you'll need a friend to hoist the entire damn vacuum up beside you, and that sucker ain't light. Other than that, great vacuum. Good luck de-furring your floors!

u/GrammarFailure · 2 pointsr/AutoDetailing

Do you want to buy a mildly good one and have it forever or rent an amazing one and have it for a weekend? Rugdoctors can be had at a lot of stores for rentals and will do a great job of any carpet/upholstery. Up to you.

The Bissel Little Green is generally the one people go for. You want a heating element to your extractor or it won't open the pores in the carpet and will do a worse job.

u/Snoogz · 2 pointsr/IAmA

Not vacuum related, but I'm curious if you have any experience or recommendations for a steam cleaner? I was looking at this one on Amazon, Wagner 0282014 On-Demand 915 Power Steamer. But I'm not sure about the quality of some the brands I see.

u/raoulduke12 · 2 pointsr/BuyItForLife

Fuck just a mop. I bought THIS THING and it's amazing. It has a mop attachment, but it also as a nozzle that will blast insanely hot steam into every crevice, corner and cranny you can find. I turned my bathroom grout from brown to white, blasted soap scum off of my shower stall that even bleach wouldn't kill, and I STEAM CLEANED MY FUCKING ENGINE BAY WEARING NOTHING BUT A SPEEDO. It has a wallpaper removing attachment, glass squeegee attachment, and two extension posts to make it as long or as short as you want. It also has a 48 ounce tank that lasts for about an hour straight.

It's also like $80. So you could buy three of them.

u/az_max · 2 pointsr/aww

I bought a spotbot just because of that cat.

u/bunnylover726 · 2 pointsr/JUSTNOMIL

Do you have something like a spotbot to help with the upkeep? I got a spotbot pet and how it works is you set it down and it automatically shampoos an 8" circle of carpet. So you push the button then just walk away while it works. Then move it to a new spot. I let mine run while I cook dinner- it beeps when it's time to move it to a new spot.

The best part is that I don't have to buy replacement cleaning solution off the internet- they sell it at my local Meijer, which is super convenient.

The review on Amazon that sold me on it showed pictures of a cone of explosive diarrhea from a dog that wound up on beige carpet and it cleaned it. A redditor on /r/Parenting used it to clean up when her child colored with highlighter all over her light carpeting and I used it when I had an elderly rabbit who couldn't always make it to the litterbox in time.

Amazon will be having all sorts of flash deals on Thanksgiving weekend and the following week. I love shopping for cleaning type appliances on cyber Monday. Most people are so busy looking for TVs and video games that they overlook the kind of presents that could make mom's life easier.

TREAT YO SELF!

ETA: for anyone who wants to use it for kids, still buy the "pet boost" detergent along with the regular stuff. Little humans are animals, too :P

u/bugalou · 2 pointsr/Dogtraining

I have a neutered male Whippet that had these issues. It just takes patients. Never yell or scorn the dog for doing it as it reenforces the behavior. You need to really watch and see what sets him off. For mine, it was for him to be in a situation he was unsure or unfamiliar of. Mine always had signs like tucking his tail or turning his head side ways. That is our queue to back off what we are doing. It is also important to break eye contact once you start seeing those signs. It is also important to establish a regular schedule for going outside to take care of business. If you know new people are coming over, or something out of the norm is going to happen, be sure to take him out first.

If you make an effort to do this, he will gain confidence and the issue will become less and less of an issue. It took roughly a year or so for mine, but now it is rarely a problem. In the mean time get a SpotBot and some BacOut. These will make cleanup for accidents much more simple, and the bacout works wonders removing spots and odors from urination (I have cats too, I buy this stuff by the gallon!). Good luck and don't give up on him!

u/unceunceunce · 2 pointsr/tifu

Time for one of these; you'll thank me later.

BISSELL Spotbot Pet Handsfree Spot and Stain Cleaner

u/swellfie · 2 pointsr/blackfriday

Hey this probably isn't the deal you're looking for, but I have three dogs and we've tried several of the $100-200 carpet cleaners and they all just failed.

My wife bought this a while back and it's a complete game changer and I wish we would've bought it sooner (and also instead of the subpar carpet cleaners we bought previously)

https://www.amazon.com/Bissell-Professional-Cleaner-Machine-86T3/dp/B00450U6CS

It's at a pretty good pricepoint currently, too:
https://camelcamelcamel.com/Bissell-Professional-Cleaner-Machine-86T3/product/B00450U6CS

u/JHulcher · 2 pointsr/BabyBumps
u/Thinker_Belle · 2 pointsr/curlyhair

We were gifted a Shark vacuum (this one) 2 years ago. It's great. It works just as well as when we got it. Lightweight, easy to clean, and gets the hair of two adult curlies and two dogs (one is a husky. we vacuum enough hair to make another husky on a weekly basis).

u/justsayno2carbs · 1 pointr/IAmA

I'm considering buying the same vacuum. Is this the one you have? I have a small apartment (about 1,000 sq ft), one dog, and no carpets. Would this vacuum be ideal for daily use? My husband thinks I'm crazy but I vacuum every day. And my current vacuum is falling apart, I need a new one soon.

u/vacuumsaregreat · 1 pointr/VacuumCleaners

You might want to look into a canister/upright combo, so maybe something like a Eureka Mighty Mite for the laminate and a Eureka 1934B or Sanitaire upright for the carpets.

u/ccampo · 1 pointr/GoodValue

Eureka Mighty Mite. Amazing vacuum for $60. I have it for my 2k Sq foot house and it has incredible suction and is easy to use. Always go bagged and stay away from bagless vacs.

https://www.amazon.com/Eureka-Mighty-Canister-Vacuum-3670G/dp/B00002N8CX

u/aliendude5300 · 1 pointr/Android

Maybe. I can see how it would be nice to have for small spills like that, but especially with Dysons, where the price is much higher, I can't justify spending that much money on a machine that would only be good for tiny spills and short cleaning. I think something like this Eureka MightyMite (< $70) is much better for that kind of spill, and way more value for your money. http://www.amazon.com/Eureka-3670G-Mighty-Canister-Vacuum/dp/B00002N8CX Especially since the Dysons are almost always $200+

u/rawdikrik · 1 pointr/IAmA

I have a canister vacuum and a tiny apartment... and putting away the vacuum is such a hassle. Do you recommend any specific way to organize or store these kinds of vacuums? They just take up so much space.

I got the Mighty Mite on your recommendation from another AMA you did. Got it for pretty cheap with a ton of bags.

u/bubonis · 1 pointr/secretsanta

A vapor cleaner may have a higher initial cost than a pack of Clorox wipes, but it does a fantastic job of sterilizing (literally) everything it touches and would probably pay for itself inside of a single school year. I bought this one three times now, one for each of my daughter's teachers at the beginning of every school year, and so far the teachers have all raved about how well it works (and complained that the other teachers are always borrowing it).

u/oc412 · 1 pointr/AutoDetailing

[Bissel ProHeat Spot Cleaner] (http://www.amazon.com/BISSELL-SpotClean-ProHeat-Portable-5207F/dp/B00SBA5N26/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1464232243&sr=8-1&keywords=bissel+spot+clean) or if you want to go higher and it will have multiple uses in the vehicle and around the house is a [McCulloch] (http://www.amazon.com/McCulloch-MC1275-Heavy-Duty-Steam-Cleaner/dp/B0000DF0RB/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1464232258&sr=8-3&keywords=mcculloch) steam cleaner. This is the low end one, but somewhere to start looking.

u/Madtrillainy · 1 pointr/AutoDetailing

I use this https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0000DF0RB/ref=cm_sw_r_udp_awd_rfa2tb1Z612BDVM4 . Maybe spraying some water on it and using a hair dryer would work? The APC might do the trick on it's own, you probably have some in your house like simple green.

u/Jmcconn110 · 1 pointr/GMT400

steam cleaner works wonders, steam and a rag to clean, a little detail spray to make stuff shine again

https://www.amazon.com/McCulloch-MC1275-Heavy-Duty-Cleaner-Accessories/dp/B0000DF0RB/ref=olp_product_details?_encoding=UTF8&me=

u/exileosi_ · 1 pointr/Bedbugs

We were pretty broke at the time and grabbed this McCulloch MC1275 Heavy-Duty Steam Cleaner it seemed to work alright. We had to go super slow and did multiple steam treatments. The real test is making sure that whatever you’re steaming hits a high enough temperature to kill the bugs. To effectively kill bed bugs the surface temperature should be at least 160-180°F immediately after the steam brush has passed.

u/mellena · 1 pointr/AutoDetailing

The one in the video with Jay obviously is on the professional price level. The steamer you posted is questioned commonly on this subreddit and from what I have read the determination is it cant hold up for the demands of auto cleaning. I personally have not used it so I cannot say. But I would highly recommend the McCulloch MC1275. It is just over the $100 mark but is a amazing investment just not for cars. The steamer changed the way I wash my hard wood floors, my tile, bathrooms, showers and kitchen not just my car. But its amazing for cars as well. Its strong enough to steam carpets with a microfiber towel wrapped around the end and steam engine bays with tough oils. I think the issue with low end steamers is they simply dont get hot enough which results in not great steam and just hot water leaking out the end. This does not have that issue what so ever. The unit was recommended to me by Larry at AMMO NYC who is a legend on this subreddit. Here is his video on steaming the interior: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JT10-bIAgyk

http://www.amazon.com/McCulloch-MC-1275-Heavy-Duty-Steam-Cleaner/dp/B0000DF0RB/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1417396909&sr=8-1&keywords=steamer+mcculloch

u/Jesse_berger · 1 pointr/raleigh

Any place that would allow me to steal power to clean my car?

I don't have access to a power outlet to be able to play with my new steamer and I'm having too much fun using it indoors, I just want to use it on my car.

I actually don't know if my apartment have gotten cleaner since getting this but it's fun as hell to use.

u/FightOrFlight · 1 pointr/AutoDetailing

I bought this steam cleaner and it's great. I get about 2 hours worth of detailing before having to refill. The only downside is there is no pressure relief valve so you have to be damn sure it's cold before opening.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0000DF0RB/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_yvFzybM8HWTZ5

u/KyleWrap · 1 pointr/AutoDetailing

Maybe a steamer. I'm looking into buying this one

u/scorchnoma · 1 pointr/lyftdrivers

The problem is that no matter what regular cleaning product you use, you still have biological material / bacteria down into the fibers of the fabric and/or carpet. You need to remove that contaminant from the material, otherwise you're just trying to neutralize or cover it up.

Buy a hot water extractor upholstery cleaner, they can be found for about $120-$150. Every time someone does something like that from this point forward is profit, plus if you do this once a month your car will always smell fabulous.

This is what I have:
https://www.bestbuy.com/site/rug-doctor-portable-spot-cleaner-red/5381104.p?skuId=5381104

I also own a proper high pressure steam cleaner for getting harder items out of carpet.

https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0000DF0RB/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o06_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

The steam cleaner isn't as important, but it can help. I bought it to remove melted crayons out of two cars with black carpet (I have kids, it happens), worked great.

Source: I used to be a professional detailer a long time ago.

u/AMZN-ASSOCIATE · 1 pointr/AskReddit

If there are cushions with linings that can be removed you could try washing them (I wouldn't put them in the dryer though). For the upholstery that isn't removable you can use something like this. If you don't want to spend that kind of dough, you can probably rent one from your nearest hardware store.

u/DeadFable · 1 pointr/AutoDetailing

Never heard of the brand till now. Amazon has mixed reviews but it you do buy it and have Amazon Prime you could get it in 2 days.

Most people here have this steamer: Amazon I've had mine for 3 years or so still works great.

u/Bobodehclown · 1 pointr/parrots

You didn't specify if you need a full size or handheld, but I have a Eureka 71b hand vac and it's very powerful. Be warned it is very loud (and heavy for its size), but doesn't leave anything behind. Less than $40. http://www.amazon.com/Eureka-EasyClean-Corded-Hand-Held-71B/dp/B0006HUYGM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1463769374&sr=8-1&keywords=eureka+hand+vacuum

u/estherfm · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

Annnnd here we go again (dear lord)

A is for A Whole New Mind
B is for Burglar - a movie starring Whoopi Goldberg, who knew?
C is for Candy starring Health Ledger
D is for Dandelion, a book
E is for Eureka vacuum
F is for Follow, a song.
G is for Gourmet cookbook
H is for The Hornet Electric Radio Control Buggy
I is for Invisible Ink Pen
J is for a Journal about Babies
K is for Kitty Cat Pet Dress Up and Care, an app
L is for Land Lakes Mini Moos Creamer
M is for Monty Python and the Holy Grail
N is for Nowhere To Go And All Day To Get There
O is for Opium for Women
P is for a Porcupine Puppet
Q is for Queasy Drops
R is for Roland MIDI Controller
S is for Spirit, a book
T is for Termidor, a Termiticide
U is for Ululu, a book
V is for The Vandal, a book
W is for The Wonky Donkey, a book too
X is for X., an ebook
Y is for Yolanda Griffith's basketball card
Z is for Zucchini, an ebook.

u/tv64738 · 1 pointr/GoRVing

We have a small corded vacuum http://amzn.to/2r9ue92 which I picked based on an earlier version of http://thesweethome.com/reviews/best-handheld-vacuum/

Handheld means crawling around, but we have a bunch of carpet so we need some kind of a vacuum, and we didn't want to store even a small upright vacuum.

u/Trouble-free · 1 pointr/BuyItForLife

I've had this vacuum for 4 years and been very happy with it.

u/Shermdog444 · 1 pointr/Frugal

Hoover Tempo used to be $40 but now it looks like its $70 on amazon(http://www.amazon.com/Hoover-Widepath-Upright-Vacuum-Bagged/dp/B0009ONZ8G/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1371826061&sr=8-1&keywords=hoover+tempo)
Is a standard upright bag vacuum. It has worked well for us. We vacuum like twice week due to our dogs and it gets the job done. Has good suction. Only complaint would be the cord is a little short.

u/KindergartenRedditor · 1 pointr/IAmA

If I only had $100 to buy a brand new vacuum, which should I get? For 75% Carpet and 25% Wood Floor. These are all bagged uprights.

Hoover Windtunnel (UH30310, UH30600, UH30300 - they all seem very similar)

Panasonic MC-UG223

Hoover Tempo WidePath, U5140900

u/justaway3 · 1 pointr/VacuumCleaners

Is this Hoover Tempo the vacuum you are recommending? Also, I read somewhere that bagged vacuums are better than bagless, is that still true today?

u/Riddis · 1 pointr/VacuumCleaners

What do you think about an Oreck? I'm hesitating over this one since I've had this one for a while and its hard to push on the carpet.
https://www.amazon.com/Hoover-Cleaner-WidePath-Upright-U5140900/dp/B0009ONZ8G/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1494214028&sr=8-1&keywords=hoover+bagged+vacuum

u/foggymountainman · 1 pointr/typewriters

I guess it would be the Penetrating Catalyst. Down in the corner of the front it will have "Part No. 16 PB" http://www.amazon.com/Blaster-16-PB-Penetrating-Catalyst-oz/dp/B000I2079E. This stuff has worked wonders on my Clipper and it didn't take much. I was told and highly recommend that you should do this outside in a place where is plenty of ventilation. I carefully removed all the screws from the covers and replaced them in the chassis so I wouldn't get mixed up later (I tend to lose things). Following mrtopcons warning I wrapped the platen several times with aluminum foil as a mask. I placed a pair of old jeans on the floor of my garage to soak the oily runoff. I worked near the door. I sprayed and worked each type bar free, being careful to protect the platen. After I freed all the bars I let it sit 'til evening and carefully blew out any excess penetrant with air and then wiped off the rest. I let it air out for a few days on my patio table in the morning and back into the garage at night (also to double check the bars). I never had to respray it after the first day. After about 4 days of airing out I brought it inside, reassembled it and now I love my "new" Smith-Corona! This product is fantastic. I just got a '40 Royal KMM last week whose bars were completely immobilized by years of rust (dog hair and God knows what else). I vacuumed it out http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000BSJCLY/ref=oh_details_o04_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1 and took it outside to the garage. Within 15 minutes of spraying and patiently working each key (respraying when necessary) I got all the type bars COMPLETELY freed up. I was amazed. Good luck and let me know how it goes!

u/acnt0 · 1 pointr/BuyItForLife

I use these attachments at home. It's cheaper than the canned air and works like a charm.

u/javi404 · 1 pointr/sysadmin

Very cool.

Even better, you can buy just the attachments.

Added to my cart.

http://www.amazon.com/Micro-Vacuum-Attachment-Kit-Piece/dp/B000BSJCLY/ref=pd_bxgy_hi_img_z

u/Sybertron · 1 pointr/LifeProTips

Or buy a micro vaccum kit for 8 friggin dollars and be able to use it on the car and many other locations.

C'mon people, use the right tools for the job.

u/forever_atone · 1 pointr/PS4

I'm thinking something like this may work together with your regular vacuum cleaner. Much cheaper as well:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000BSJCLY?ref_=sr_1_cc_2&s=aps&qid=1407791647

u/darkfaust · 1 pointr/AutoDetailing

Theres this one on Amazon that has Prime Shipping, I use this one for the really hard to get areas, just tape the breather holes up if you you need maximum suction:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000BSJCLY?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o07_s00



This is also a highly recommended kit here I've seen lately:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001FS4TWQ?keywords=rigid%20vacuum%20kit&qid=1452815952&ref_=sr_1_2&sr=8-2

u/mybabysbacon · 1 pointr/Pets

I have one of these to clean up cat vomit at my house. It does an OK job. Easy to fill and not too big. With the smaller reservoir I can refill it with hot water each time I need it and don't feel like I'm wasting the carpet shampoo. You do have to empty it and let it dry completely, though. Like all carpet cleaners, if you don't it will get musty.

u/call_me_cthulhu_ · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

I had one of these for our old apartment for any stains from our dogs, food spills, or anything. You could also get this which is an enzyme cleaner and is pet and kid safe.

u/maxk1236 · 1 pointr/powerwashingporn

It's a small steam cleaner. This one works pretty well

u/CarbsB4Bed · 1 pointr/civic

Just tossing this out there: I cleaned my entire interior last weekend in a 16 year old Honda. I borrowed my friends carpet cleaner he picked up online for under $100 and it kicked ass.
https://www.amazon.com/BISSELL-1400B-Multi-Purpose-Portable-Cleaner/dp/B0016HF5GK

u/OnTheRocksWithSalt · 1 pointr/AskReddit

:-/ Your best bet is probably a Little Green Machine or a Spot Bot. They're about a hundred bucks, but they like magic and last forever! Sorry you pooped on your carpet.

u/notacabaret · 1 pointr/randomactsofamazon

I just ordered this to be overnighted, supposed to be here today. You will need something similar. It has good reviews.

Good handheld pet vacuum

Also, my cats love this and it's really easy to get the hair from Kitty brush!

u/eZGjBw1Z · 1 pointr/aldi

Here's a link to the product in this week's ad for $24.99. It's currently $28.99 on Amazon. Here's Bissel's product page for the 33A1B.

u/sunshinenfundip · 1 pointr/Wishlist

I just got a handheld vacuum for pet hair once I get around to using it, I'll let you know how it works, if you'd like.

u/abby89 · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

Lots of people don't know this, but Australia and Austria are actually related. Australia just has more guys named "Al," so that's where the extra letters came from. Austria doesn't like admitting that Australia is its long-lost relative, because... well... Australia is often drunk.

The more you know!

(I need a hug.)

u/SonVoltMMA · 1 pointr/AdviceAnimals

Fuck that noise. This thing all day, err day. It was created by the hands of God herself.

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B001EYFQ28/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

u/Ezirv · 1 pointr/buildapc

Others have recommended this and it would work quite well, and you wouldn't have to worry about water in the tank of the compressor.

u/MisterNoisy · 1 pointr/pcmasterrace

One of these is a good start. :)

u/realslizzard · 1 pointr/gpumining

I have dust filters on mine too but removed them: https://imgur.com/gallery/dOnsV9m (scroll near the middle of album to see them)

I found the temps dropped 5C without the filters.

Instead I have been using this to clean the rigs
https://www.amazon.com/Metro-Vacuum-ED500P-500-Watt-Electric/dp/B001U899HQ

u/AddictedToAsianFood · 1 pointr/hardwareswap

I thought these were pretty well known in computer enthusiast forums..

Without accessories

With accessories

u/PandaCasserole · 1 pointr/lego

I'm trying to get one of Metro Vacuum ED500P DataVac 500-Watt, .75-HP Electric Duster ... Pretty good ratings, not wasteful like other options and you can use it on other stuff. Other than that it's pretty much clean 'em or put em in glass

u/joelski · 1 pointr/Coffee

Metro Vacuum ED500P DataVac 500-Watt, .75-HP Electric Duster https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001U899HQ/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_VTjgAbZM7FZTS


This is my favorite air blower. I now have 2 of them. Very powerful, heavy duty, muliple attachments, and great for lots of things. Easily pays for it's self if you were buying compressed air.

u/semperverus · 1 pointr/Amd

Having it open like that probably makes it way easier to clean. Also that "case" comes with a side panel.

u/raojason · 1 pointr/pcgaming
u/SerpentDrago · 1 pointr/computertechs

Metro Vacuum ED500P
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001U899HQ/

Have one its amazing !

u/FrankReynolds · 1 pointr/pcmasterrace

Here you go. Worth every single penny.

u/kreaol · 1 pointr/sysadmin

I concur. I have one, and love it. Got mine on Amazon though: http://www.amazon.com/Metro-Vacuum-ED500P-500-Watt-Electric/dp/B001U899HQ

What are you talking about, it getting warm? It doesn't get warm. This thing has BURNED me before. Still 10x better then canned air though, and more powerful.

u/SeafoodDuder · 1 pointr/buildapc

When you use compressed air, make sure your PC is off. Put your finger in your fan then shoot the air because you can wreck your fans by making them spin like crazy. Happened to me years ago.

If you don't want to keep buying compressed air, you can invest in a vacuum. This blows air like crazy, I bought one back when they were like $50-$60, works great but it's a little loud.

u/cletus-cassidy · 1 pointr/watercooling

Same as above except use this: Metro Vacuum ED500P DataVac... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001U899HQ?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

Again not kidding.

u/RisenLazarus · 1 pointr/buildapcsales

Not sure why but this listing has a different picture for the label than other listings, like the amazon one here. But the other pictures are the same and the model looks the same. Can anyone confirm if there are different models and a reason not to get this one?

u/slykrysis · 1 pointr/gamecollecting

I usually blow them off with a Metro Datavac blower:

https://www.amazon.com/Metro-Vacuum-ED500P-500-Watt-Electric/dp/B001U899HQ/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1497029449&sr=8-2&keywords=ed500

Then I use rubbing alcohol 70% for a clean, and 90% for a final wipe.

u/urbanbumfights · 1 pointr/TechnologyProTips

First thing I would do is scan for any viruses. Get Malwarebytes and use that as well.

If nothing comes up with those, I would open up your PC and clean the dust out. Preferably with a PC Vac. Something like this.

If none of that works, you'll might want to think about replacing hardware. Maybe getting a new HDD or switching to an SSD if you don't already have one.

u/InfiniteZr0 · 1 pointr/buildapc

Has anyone used those electric dusters, such as this?
I was wondering if they make the same kind of air pressure or better as canned air.

u/skizai_ · 1 pointr/buildapc

Instead of compressed air, I would purchase a powered blower. It's a lot more powerful and last a practically a lifetime. https://www.amazon.com/Metro-Vacuum-ED500P-500-Watt-Electric/dp/B001U899HQ/ref=sr_1_43?ie=UTF8&qid=1522214073&sr=8-43&keywords=duster+air

u/21541215415 · 1 pointr/hardware

I clean the interior of my PC about every 2 months with a DataVac. As some people already posted, this can be found here.

Now, for your photo. Yes, crevices of peripherals can get very nasty. I am actually surprised someone didn't post this yet, but Super Clean High Tech Cleaning Compound is the bees knees. I use this stuff all the time.

What it is, is a slime like pliable substance that sticks to small particles. You can roll it over keyboards, mouses, in crevices, over fan grills, etc., and it will pull all the gunk out. I have quite a few packs of these in my desk.

Happy cleaning.

u/Wsntme · 1 pointr/DIY

this is an awesome device.. like canned air plus some, I bet it would work perfect for keeping this clean!
edit : forgot the link!
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001U899HQ/ref=cm_sw_r_awd_zkDOwb05TG3HM

u/Honda_TypeR · 1 pointr/pcmasterrace

Friends don't let friends go without buying a DataVac Duster

I've had mine over 4 years now... best PC investment I have made in a long time.

http://www.amazon.com/Metro-Vacuum-ED500P-500-Watt-Electric/dp/B001U899HQ

All the advantages of compressed air without any freezing or residue. This thing works wonders on water cooling radiators and deep fins on heat sinks alike.

u/port53 · 1 pointr/DataHoarder
u/sekazi · 1 pointr/pcmasterrace

Get that nasty stuff away and get this instead.

u/ReeG · 1 pointr/pcgaming

I bought similar electric duster about a year ago called DataVac and it's so much better compared to compressed air cans that get cold and lose pressure the more you use them. The first time I used this thing dust was flying out places the compressed air could never get to. Works great on other stuff around the house too.

u/Haxan_K · 1 pointr/buildapc

i bought a metro vac from amazon years ago. got in on sale for around 45. it has paid off with cleaning 4 very dusty pc's every few months

u/chance1117 · 1 pointr/GooglePixel

Buy a little spray bottles like this. Then fill them half with rubbing alcohol and half distilled water. Then just use dust fee cloth. You can also buy a bunch of them give them away as gifts. Super easy and cheap!

I buy and sell some electronics. I have use this spray and never had any problems. That spray combined with this electronic duster and I'm set for life!

u/t0ny7 · 1 pointr/pcmasterrace

Dust is nothing really to worry about. You just need to clean it out every now and again. You can use something like this instead of buying those compressed air cans.

I use a pool pump. It might be as powerful as the one I linked but it does the job ok. I may pick up that duster at some point when I can afford too.

u/Kaffein · 1 pointr/pcmasterrace

I use a Metro Vacuum ED500P DataVac 500-Watt, .75-HP Electric Duster https://www.amazon.com/dp/B001U899HQ/

u/Symplicified · 1 pointr/pcmasterrace

I would recommend just buying one of these.

u/itaveL · 1 pointr/pcmasterrace

I would recommend spending more, one time up front, and getting a snall blower instead of spending a bunch over your lifetime on compressed air.

This for example is great for cleaning PCs. I'm sure you can find cheaper alternatives elsewhere, but this is what I've used for years.

u/bcbear · 1 pointr/pcmasterrace

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B001U899HQ/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1524506805&sr=8-2&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=datavac

I've had one for a while now and it works wonders for keyboard, case, cats, small plant matter in the driveway, etc.

But seriously, it's great.

u/areyougame · 1 pointr/pcmasterrace
  1. Clean the room your PC is in, set up fans for positive air pressure (More intakes than exhausts), and use dust filters on those intakes.

  2. Use one of these bad boys.
u/Rinnosuke · 1 pointr/pcmasterrace

personally I bought this a few years ago, open the case up and blow it out every couple of months. Though I really need to consider a modular powersupply since dust likes to hide behind the cords.

u/delerium23 · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

i dont really think that Girlsplaywow is a jerk, but i could really use this vacuum.. the cat hair tumbleweeds are getting out of control! lol

u/Hoooooooar · 1 pointr/electronic_cigarette

I have $200 what vaccum should i get that cleans up dog hair the best? I currently have this one http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002HFDLCK/ref=wms_ohs_product?ie=UTF8&psc=1 it works kinda well... I have a Husky so its an epic fuckton of dog hair every day. My buddy has a Kirby for example, and goes through a bag a week, and those are expensive.

u/lynxz · 1 pointr/videos

Subbed! Also, quick question.. IIRC you dislike hoover, yet amazon reviews and previous hoover owning experience led me to buying this. What is your personal opinion of it? I am trying to convince myself that it was a legit purchase, but I also have a very large (90 lb) black dog that literally spews hair all over my carpet on a daily basis. I find myself having to empty the canister every 3-4 minutes as it fills up fairly quickly with hair, which is annoying.

u/sexyspeakers · 1 pointr/Pets

I have this vacuum. It's a monster on carpeted floors. I inherited from the previous tenants, so buying it used won't be a big deal.

I second brushing cats with a slicker brush. I used a furminator but it wasn't getting a lot of hair from my short-haired cat.

Also, for lint rollers, get a lint brush! If you have a dollar tree around, they're only $1. It's reusable.

Good luck!! Having a bunch of pet hair float around is a total pain, but it can be managed :)

u/weaselgopher · 1 pointr/IAmA

I bought this about a year ago. It has already needed the motor replaced and the power button is starting to flake out. It has another year under warranty, but what should I be saving for in the meantime? I'm hoping to keep it under $200.

u/Rehd · 1 pointr/funny

I did a ridiculous amount of research on vacuum's. In short, if you want one and don't vacuum hard wood, buy this:

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B002HFDLCK/ref=oh_details_o01_s01_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I have a Dyson 23... it's a piece of shit. The Hoover there, it's insane how amazing it is.

u/niart906 · 1 pointr/AutoDetailing

I use my shop vac for spot cleaning in between my seasonal shampoo'ing of the whole interior. I like to use a foaming cleaner like Tuff Stuff because they're cheap and readily available OTC. Agitate with a good stiff bristle brush, and vacuum it up before all of the foam dissipates.

Just a tip, if you have the extra coin, I've been very happy with this handheld shampoo'er from Bissell. Well worth the money. http://www.amazon.com/BISSELL-ProHeat-Compact-Multi-Purpose-14259/dp/B002KCMH6Q/ref=sr_1_15?ie=UTF8&qid=1409155025&sr=8-15&keywords=carpet+shampoo+bissell

u/cranq · 1 pointr/AskReddit

I'm guessing that the typical stuff has been well covered. One tool that we found surprisingly useful is a baby wet vac. Spills, diaper containment fails, etc are going to happen, this will help you quickly deal with soiled fuzzy surfaces.

u/bmcclure937 · 1 pointr/AutoDetailing

The Bissell Little Green ProHeat seems like a very popular option for a small cleaner.

u/Dreadnaught_IPA · 1 pointr/howto

(https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B002KCMH6Q/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1486596504&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_FMwebp_QL65&keywords=bissell+little+green+proheat&dpPl=1&dpID=41HzSerjPtL&ref=plSrch) [this thing]

Greatest carpet cleaner ever. I'm on my second one. Look for sales or coupons, I got both mine for $40.

Edit: Fucking formatting... I can never remember the formula....

u/twoods450 · 1 pointr/DIY

I have this steamer, it worked great for removing several rooms of wallpaper before we moved into our house. It even comes with an attachment just for wallpaper removal.
https://www.amazon.com/Wagner-915-On-Demand-Power-Steamer/dp/B003PGQI3Y/ref=sr_1_1?s=hi&ie=UTF8&qid=1501539752&sr=1-1&keywords=wagner+steamer


then to remove the bulk of the adhesive I used this
http://www.homedepot.com/p/Chomp-1-gal-WP-Environmental-Solutions-Wallpaper-Stripper-5300GC/203192818.


After those two steps I let it dry up over night, and sanded down the walls. I tried just sanding without removing adhesive, but it seemed to gum up the sandpaper pretty quick. Good luck!


editI put the wrong steamer model.

u/silkheat · 1 pointr/LifeProTips

Steam cleaner. http://www.amazon.com/Wagner-915-500-Watt-On-Demand-Steamer/dp/B003PGQI3Y

Makes easy work of stuff like this.

u/dcux · 1 pointr/AutoDetailing

The Little Green Machine is honestly just a pain in the ass. It doesn't work that well, tends to gunk up and clog with any decent usage, and doesn't have the power to extract all that moisture. It CAN work on full interiors, but I gave up on that a while ago. It's just not big enough or powerful enough, and the heat option barely warms the water. Fabric and carpets will get quite wet and you'll need to air them out with a box fan or two overnight.

That said, I was able to do this to an old Accord:

Pic 1


Pic 2

It just took a LONG time and a LOT of effort.

A professional extractor is the way to go here, but they're really expensive, so not an option unless you're doing a lot of cars.

This is the steamer I have. It's held up nicely and works pretty well: http://www.amazon.com/Wagner-915-500-Watt-On-Demand-Steamer/dp/B003PGQI3Y

u/joleneginger · 1 pointr/Damnthatsinteresting

$120, $30 cheaper on Amazon. Only $102 if you do Amazon warehouse deals. Searching “spotbot” also gave some even cheaper options from the Bissell. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003Y3AA2S/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_tDZcAb03SQNVK

u/ski3 · 1 pointr/dogs

Nature's Miracle and paper towels work extremely well on their own, especially if you are diligent about potty training (our dog has probably had only about 5 accidents in his entire life. He's currently 21 months old).

That being said, we were gifted a Spotbot and it is something nice to have (but again, not necessary), especially for bigger messes and already set in stains (we use it far more for cat puke than for dog accidents). It's just so easy since all you have to do is fill the water/cleaning solution tank, throw it on the mess, and press a button.

u/5RabbitsInALongCoat · 1 pointr/breakingmom

Okay, so this is a little pricey, but....Nature's Miracle in a Spotbot.

A Spotbot is like if a carpet cleaner fucked a Roomba. You set it down on the mess and press a button and it scrubs a little circle that will look suspiciously cleaner than the rest of your carpet. And it has a handheld attachment if the clean ring/rest of the carpet disparity is bad enough for you to decide to get down on your hands and knees and start scrubbing.

The Spotbot pamphlet will say that you must only use Spotbot brand liquid cleaner. It is lying to you. Pour Nature's Miracle into it and set it free to do its blessed work.

I have a dog with a nervous bladder. Two birthdays ago, I gifted myself a Spotbot. Best. Gift. Ever. Holy shit, I love it.

u/InterTim · 1 pointr/fixit

I used this guy: http://www.amazon.com/BISSELL-Spotbot-Handsfree-Technology-33N8A/dp/B003Y3AA2S with this cleaner: http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B002S52WX8/ref=pd_aw_fbt_hg_img_2?refRID=08329YV3YAB8KRN83VPF#productDescription_secondary_view_pageState_1418832819824 diluted around 1:20 with water. Not sure of the fiber content of the rug, it's not particularly valuable (just a 5x7 rug from bed bad & beyond).

Sorry about the bad picture, but basically the fibers appear to be distressed to the point that they won't align with their original pattern.

u/pblwzrd · 1 pointr/powerwashingporn

My goal in life is to own one of these: https://www.amazon.com/Bissell-Professional-Cleaner-Machine-86T3/dp/B00450U6CS/ref=sr_1_5?keywords=green+machine&qid=1566495870&s=home-garden&sr=1-5
I had the opportunity to use an older one and it was the best cleaning machine I have ever used. Expensive? Yes but imo it qualifies for the buy it for life list.

u/geak78 · 1 pointr/LifeProTips

Use a shop vac or carpet shampooer to clean up powders.

This one cost about what they charge to clean my carpets once and we love it. Ran super salinated water through it and broke it. Rinsed it out and even 3 years after purchase it was covered by warranty.

u/gandhikahn · 1 pointr/DIY
u/MSD0 · 1 pointr/Pets

If your looking for a carpet cleaner, I highly recommend the Bissell Big Green 86T3
https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00450U6CS/ref=cm_cr_othr_mb_bdcrb_top?ie=UTF8#cm_cr_carousel_images_section.

u/BloodofBoudicca · 1 pointr/homemaking

We just invested in this machine because the water/dirty water reservoirs are large so that they don't have to be emptied/refilled as often and they can be dumped in the toilet, refilled at the kitchen sink or bathtub. Here's the link:
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00450U6CS/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o08_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
Otherwise, rent a rug doctor or pay a service to come clean the carpet.

u/Emfuser · 1 pointr/HomeImprovement

We were silly enough to buy a Bissell 'Big Green Cleaning Machine'. It blows away anything else I've ever used and apparently is built much more sturdy than their standard, cheaper units. It has five stars on Amazon with 1576 reviews, but it's expensive.

http://amzn.com/B00450U6CS (<--NOT an affiliate link)

u/Elijahs-Wood · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

I wish i could recommend the vacuum we own but it's sadly way too pricey. If you're interested in the type it's a miele canister vacuum, I highly recommend it because they work so well but it's quite pricey. I think the lowest price is $299.

For ones that aren't that high priced you might try out this handheld vacuum to quickly suck out any pet hair that may be on furniture.

If you're looking for a larger vacuum that is upright and a lift-away this one might be useful to you. It's lightweight and comes with pet tools.

If upright vacuums aren't you're thing you might like this canister vacuum. It's compact and appears to have an easy empty dirt tank so you might not need to buy vacuum bags which will save you some money.


You should add this adorable little HP pillow to your wishlist :D

u/levislegend · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

I have this shark vacuum and I absolutely love it. It's light weight so it's easy to use on stairs, and is great at picking up pet hair! I have 2 cats and a dog myself.

you should add this to your wishlist, just cause I think it's funny

/u/joleneoflegend is a dirty bird who needs to be punished

The household chore I hate the most is doing laundry. I just can't stand it. IT NEVER ENDS!

u/xomandark · 1 pointr/BeautyAddiction

So I haven't heard of Miele or riccar, but we had to get a new vacuum last year and ended up with this one from Shark. We've been really happy with it and omg the amount of dirt we picked up the first time we used it made me appaled and what a piss poor job our old vacuum was doing. I also have steam cleaner recs if you happen to be looking for one of those too...last year was a bad year for our household goods lol.

u/aMinnesotaBro · 1 pointr/financialindependence

I'm in the market for a new vacuum and am leaning towards buying a cheaper one, but I really feel like I'm going to regret it. I'm just in an apartment now so it's not a big deal, but will hopefully be buying a house in a few years.

Any vacuum advice you'd be willing to give? I don't have much experience in it since I'm currently using the old vacuum from my parents house that is probably 15 years old.

u/capnjack78 · 1 pointr/AmazonTopRated

Just get a Shark. They're cheaper and every bit as good.

u/NotSuzyHomemaker · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

I must have a new vacuum -or- gift cards towards it. I'm just so happy that I finally got hubby to see the light on the need for a new vacuum! My current vacuum is an actual professional model that weighs a metric crapton (not good for someone with back problems) and has one whopping attachment. One.

How I chose my screen name: I always joke "Suzy Homemaker I am not". And so there you go ... NotSuzyHomemaker.

And the irony of my screen name combined with the item I want the most =P

u/vaderisahottie · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

I am anxiously excited to start the RAOA School of Mischief & Merriment. I do, however, feel that I am not quite prepared. I keep looking at the list of supplies needed. Perhaps you could assist me, that is if you don't mind.


I will most definitely need my book, that is if I want to keep track of all the spells and potions. That class will surely give me anxiety, lol.

I have heard that many suffer from Morthy-itis. Perhaps I should bring this so I can open a necessary adult beverage to pour into said container.

I have heard that the professors like us working like house-elves, so I should bring along this just in case.

For those cold nights, this will keep my head in the game.

They're good at getting their nose into trouble, maybe they can teach me a few things.

Oh, I cannot forget these. They will surely keep me hidden and invisible from any pesky bugs.



Answers may be out of order. I also stuck with things that were currently on my wishlist.

u/ultrafresh · 1 pointr/IAmA

Interesting that you say you don't recommend Shark. We got a Shark based on the fantastic reviews of the product on Amazon. Not that regular customers know better than you, but it's the #1 vacuum on Amazon and has 4.5 stars with over 800 reviews.

We absolutely love ours and have been recommending it to everyone.

u/Jordan_1424 · 1 pointr/husky

I have a navigator professional lift away. Here is a link to one on amazon.

Shark Navigator Lift-Away Professional NV356E https://www.amazon.com/dp/B005KMDV9A/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_m-k.Ab24Z0E4Q

u/hammy-hams · 1 pointr/dogs

Is this the one you use?. I was slightly skeptical of the not so expensive price tag but it's been amazing - super strong suction, picks up everything with one pass, really easy to clean, easy to change attachments, pretty adjustable... Even though I have a husky/GSD mix (Read: I live in fur), I only vacuum once a week or so since I'm not so much of a clean freak and just wait until the color of the carpet changes, so I can't speak for how it would hold up if you're a vacuum every day kinda person, lol.

u/CptCervix · 1 pointr/Coffee

My mother bought my wife and I one of these from Black and Decker. I've been vacuuming grinds with it for a year, no problems. I've only gone as fine as a Bodum Bistro grinder can go though, so if you have something that goes much finer, perhaps it would jam this thing up.

https://www.amazon.com/BLACK-DECKER-CHV1410L-Cordless-Lithium/dp/B006LXOJC0/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1484541958&sr=8-1&keywords=CHV1410L

u/vthokies96 · 1 pointr/VacuumCleaners

Thanks for the response.

Can you elaborate on how exactly cat litter damages a vacuum? We just bought a new Sebo vacuum that we're happy with, but since it was quite expensive, we're trying to find a separate machine to use for the litter.

The Whoosh looks nice, but event that's big. We're really looking for something like this: http://www.amazon.com/DECKER-CHV1410L-Lithium-Cordless-Buster/dp/B006LXOJC0

Should we just assume that anything we buy would break down quickly due to the litter and just go with the cheapest option that would be powerful enough to suck up the litter?

u/septicidal · 1 pointr/InfertilityBabies

I use a long-handled Swiffer duster thingie (it traps dust instead of just moving it around and has an extendable handle so I can reach up high or down low (without bending over).

That being said, air filters will make a big difference at least with circulating dust if not pet hair. If you have central air/forced air heat (ducts) make sure there are good filters on the main unit and they are changed regularly. We have electric heat so this isn't an option for us, but since I have dust mite and pet dander allergies, I have a powerful HEPA air filter for the bedroom. For general cleaning, floors are vacuumed with a Dyson (which has lifetime HEPA filters) - including hardwood and tile, we never sweep just vacuum, since it seems faster and better gets all the cat fur (we have 3 cats). We have the Dyson Animal upright, which we got refurbished to save money. I also recently got a DustBuster with an extendable nozzle, which is great for getting dust/debris on surfaces and in between fully vacuuming the rooms. It doesn't have HEPA filters, but does have filters that seem to trap dust well. This is what I have: http://www.amazon.com/DECKER-CHV1410L-Lithium-Cordless-Buster/dp/B006LXOJC0/

u/demosthenex · 1 pointr/learndutch

> tapijtreiniger

After spending some time looking, I'm concerned I can only find full size carpet cleaners (tapijtreiniger). I'm looking for a small "spot" cleaner as I have a dog and children, but little carpet. I was thinking something small like a Rug Doctor or this. I would prefer to buy from a local Dutch store from a EU brand.

It's not quite about learning Dutch, but any ideas?

u/snarkymcsnarker · 1 pointr/blogsnark

Thank you for reminding me! I went out and forgot to look beforehand. It’s the Bissell SpotClean Pro. This is it here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B008DBRFBK/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_79RZAbNHT6QPT

u/gdvalek · 1 pointr/CarDetailed

Get an extractor. It’ll put you down about 200$ but it’s worth every penny. This is the one I use: Bissell 3624 SpotClean... https://www.amazon.com/dp/B008DBRFBK?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

u/RandomBanana007 · 1 pointr/weddingplanning

I know these are probably the lamest and most boring things to be excited over, but I really hope we get this portable carpet shampooer and this handheld vacuum. Right now, everytime there's a little mess, or crumbs, or whatever I have to haul out our big vacuum. We also have a cat who likes to gorge on her food and then throw up everywhere, I would love not to get out the massive shampooing beast everytime.

u/UndedicatedSith · 1 pointr/puppy101

Yep definitely get a carpet cleaner it's a life saver with dogs. I personally have this one.

I prefer the smaller one, since it's easier to store and lug around.

u/ExperienceGravity · 1 pointr/AutoDetailing

Can someone recommend a good, inexpensive carpet / upholstery cleaner? I have two vehicles I want to deep clean the interior of. I was thinking about getting the bissle spot clean link as it is $99 at a hardware store near me. I want to clean those seats.

u/Painkiller006 · 1 pointr/AutoDetailing

Can't decide between these two for the upholstery in my car. Anyone used any of these before, how good did it work?

u/TalkingRaccoon · 1 pointr/Gamingcirclejerk

We have 6 cats. While it does not get that bad actually, I suggest getting a portable carpet cleaner. Also it's expensive but the Rocco & Roxie brand cleaner liquid really works. If they are peeing in a specific spot then puppy pads help.

Also if you are cleaning up lots of barf then either

A) feed less cause they might be gorging

B) get bigger kibble food so they actually have to chew it (one of ours was swallowing the smaller stuff whole) or get "slow bowls"

C) give them hairball medicine (it's basically a fiber supplement so they poop out the hair)

D) comb them frequently (esp if they're long-haired)

E) try different food that agrees with them better.

u/kinenchen · 1 pointr/Rabbits

I love our $30 dust buster. It picks up poop and smaller pieces of hay like a champ.

We also have a portable steam cleaner for accidents.

Our Dyson canister vac is great for pet hair, but I plan to get a ProLux canister vac when it dies.

u/jnewland · 1 pointr/homeautomation

I have a Roomba 650 and this aftermarket wifi cover and really enjoy it. Home Assistant integrates with Thinking Cleaner perfectly, and its Alexa support enables "Hey Alexa, turn on the roomba." Saying that still feels magical every time.

u/serious_wat · 1 pointr/gadgets

Roombas are generally considered the best cleaning robots out there, followed closely by Neatos. I'd recommend the Roomba 650. It has all of the useful features with none of the fluff.

Most cleaning robots have the features you've specified, and they'll clean well on hard floors. The Roomba has virtual walls, it has dirt detection and will hover over a spot that's particularly dirty. It returns to its dock and charges itself automatically.

The main problem you're going to run into is that you're cleaning a huge space. I've seen people say that a Roomba will clean up to ~185 square meters, so your showroom is much, much bigger than that. You don't want your Roomba to die stranded in the middle of the showroom floor. You'd need probably three or four robots, each set up to handle a different section, blocking them off using virtual walls.

u/catfacts4u · 1 pointr/cats

I split the cost with my roomie so we ended up only paying $190 each.

We decided to splurge because our stand up vacuum died.

This one: iRobot Roomba 650 Vacuum Cleaning Robot https://www.amazon.com/dp/B008LX6OC6/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_04fvxbDHQS4AN

u/bbbbirdistheword · 1 pointr/humorousreviews
u/jkeyser14 · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

How about a Roomba? Schedule it to vacuum your floors while you are work and keep the pet hair down. It's also fun to watch how the pets react. For example, one of my dogs likes to chase it around and bark at it.

http://www.amazon.com/iRobot-Roomba-Vacuum-Cleaning-Robot/dp/B008LX6OC6/ref=sr_1_4?ie=UTF8&qid=1412045452&sr=8-4&keywords=pet+roomba

u/anoliveanarrow · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon
  1. As I am 4 years sober, the closest I come to wine is my favorite British candy, winegums. They are a necessary school supply because I need to feed my brain during all the late night studying I'll be doing.

  2. Brooms are outdated and rather drap. Instead, I prefer to ride in style on my roomba. How else am I to get from class to class? =]

  3. Hats are not my thing. Don't have the face shape for them. But a helmet for roomba riding would suit me better.

  4. Take me away calgon? Nah. Take me away Cassandra Clare to the wonderful land of Shadowhunters, Demons and Faeries. Anything to escape my studies.

  5. My current loot container is overflowing. Mayhaps a larger one for all of my girlish treasures? You're never fully dressed without a smile and some eyeliner. =p

    Bonus - Superheroes don't wear capes. I'll take mine in the form of a rough around the edges demon hunter who loves pie. And who might also be about 4 inches tall in this case and can easily fit in my pocket for entertainment purposes of course. ;]

    (Already posted a Mischief Managed, so do I need to do it again? Or is this good?)
u/colemanruns · 1 pointr/GiftIdeas

My mom swears this is the best gift she's ever received: iRobot Roomba 650 Robotic Vacuum Cleaner

u/ChrisF79 · 1 pointr/Pets

My wife and I got this Roomba for pets (that's important) as a wedding gift and to say it's life changing is an understatement. It does an amazing job in corners but as said elsewhere, it won't replace vacuuming. It will however make it feel as though you recently vacuumed and cut down the frequency that you vacuum by a ton. Just be sure to keep the tray empty (it fills up faster than you think) and you'll absolutely love it.

u/Draconi · 1 pointr/videos
u/Rich_14 · 1 pointr/VacuumCleaners

How does it compare to the this ? I am just genuinely curious how you spec one above the other sort of thing

u/GreatCatch · 1 pointr/Random_Acts_Of_Amazon

This vacuum cleaner is affordable and has really great reviews for pet hair. Some say it's better than Dyson.

Add this to your wishlist :)

/u/REW0702 You are a dirty bird who needs to be punished. Because of this contest & being away from RAOA for so long.

I hate cleaning the fridge the most.

u/PM_ME_UR_CLAVICLES · 1 pointr/IAmA

I used to use this vacuum and thought it got the job done, didn't know even the low end of the spectrum of good vacuum cost $250. OP would probably gave a heart attack if he saw me using the Bissel

u/snydaddy · 1 pointr/barstoolsports

I'm leaning toward this right now: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00AZBIZTW/

u/lely8 · 1 pointr/dogs

forgot to mention, mine is an upright vac, most similar to this one.

u/KyleG · 1 pointr/homeowners

This one worked great for us. I'd only use it on carpet. I'd get something like this for wood and tile. Former will toss mabye 5-10% of debris on hard surfaces around rather than suck it up. But the attachments are great and performance on carpet is insane.

The latter I just use for hard surfaces because it's very light and maneuverable and doesn't throw stuff anywhere.

First time I used the former on carpet instead of the previous, old one we had, like a whole canister of rabbit hair (we're rabbit people) I couldn't even tell was in the carpet got sucked right up. Damn near sprouted wood it was so sexy.

u/jam905 · 1 pointr/homeautomation

I found the reviews on Amazon for the models sold on Amazon to be persuasive. For eg.

https://www.amazon.com/ILIFE-Robot-Vacuum-Cleaner-Titanium/dp/B01F79WLZ0

And the prices on GearBest made it feasible to purchase two in place of carrying one upstairs and downstairs every other day.

u/ZorbaTHut · 1 pointr/AskElectronics

iLife A4 - sorry, should've said that in the main post :)

u/kwlin · 1 pointr/AskWomen

This is the one I got! There are more expensive ones but this one is working just fine for what I paid!

u/heyhobabyoh · 1 pointr/AprilBumpers2018

I have this robot vacuum and it's amazinggg. Despite having 2 dogs and a cat, I never have fur stuck on the bottom of my feet! It's magical! I've run it about every other day since we got it in April and can't recommend it enough. So wonderful.

u/natsw79 · 1 pointr/hardwareswap

I got this one. Not a Roomba but it's a similar type device. It does a fantastic job on my carpet, better than the linoleum floor for some reason since reviewers were stating the opposite.

u/1000thusername · 0 pointsr/homeowners

Go to target/Walmart/wherever now and buy this machine

With a pet you’ll be thankful for it later, but for the short term it’s a carpet cleaning wetvac. Use it to re-wash the places that you did before and it will clean and suck all the remaining liquid right out.

This machine is a little miracle with a let. My cat barfed brick red cat food all over my daughter’s light gray carpet, and it sat there all day while we were at work. You’d never know it had been there.

u/SgtClunge · 0 pointsr/pcmasterrace

Not if you had it on cool. The best option is to buy an electric air duster such as this: https://www.amazon.com/Metro-Vacuum-ED500P-500-Watt-Electric/dp/B001U899HQ/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1505023931&sr=8-3&keywords=Datavac+air+duster

It makes it a lot easier.

u/TitanHawk · 0 pointsr/techsupport

Consider getting an electric duster instead of canned air.

Something like this

In my opinion they are simply easier to use. You'll pay more upfront, but you'll never need to buy compressed air while you have it.

u/lariat13 · -2 pointsr/longisland

Go prime this bad boy to your house. Then clean it up and return it for free at an Amazon drop off location.