







Dirt Devil Scorpion Handheld Vacuum Cleaner, Corded, Small, Dry Hand Held Vac With Cord, SD20005RED, Red
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B. Meln
> 3 dayVery powerful for that size Im happy with its suction.
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silo691
> 3 dayIt may be small but it is so powerful it gets ever speck of dirt from the seats and floorboard of my car. Highly recommend.
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SmurfsRiot
Greater than one weekThis is, by far, the best handheld vac I have ever purchased and used. For the past 15 years, I have been purchasing cordless handheld vacs and every year or two I have to purchase a new one because the battery doesnt hold but a 30 second charge. I was tired of spending $30 - $200 every year or two for a new vacuum that I knew would only last a year or so. I was also very disappointed in every cordless vacuums suction power (I have had everything from the
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Jim Teutsch
> 3 dayMy wife wanted a new handheld vac for cleaning “difficult areas” like the dog kennel and our kitchen rugs. So I bought this one. In her text to me after using it for the first time, she stated, “That little Dirt Devil kicks a**.” I can think of no higher praise than that! Easy to use and powerful. It’s a great buy if you’re in the market for a handheld vac.
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Saffie
> 3 dayWorks well. Has good suction.
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Mr. B.
> 3 dayThe hose and brush attachments that come with it are pretty cheap. But it has good suctioning power, and the attached power cable is nice and long.
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hikenfish
> 3 dayPurchased this to vacuum out my truck. I get a lot of sand in the area where I live. Worked great. Plenty of suction and I like the fact that it is corded so I never have to be concerned about it being charged or about the battery losing power before I am through with the job. Gets into crevices well also. Hopefully will not have to but I would purchase again.
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Мартин
> 3 dayThis is fantastic for picking up cat litter and food. I have a very and I mean VERY large cat. He is so big he has to go to the vet in a dog kennel and in order to fit in the largest litter box made, his head has to stick out the front. After turning around, burying his recent deposit.....he then turns back around and practically hurls himself from the litter box. Needless to say, he kicks up a lot of litter then finds its way to the floor...all around the litter box. This is a dream for cleaning that up. I run it several times a day around the box (after each new deposit) after I clean the box contents and put them in the litter genie. It has made keeping the area clean, a breeze. Now, in addition to his feline gymnastics, vaulting out of the box), he eats like he is entered in an extreme eating competition for cats. He cant seem to eat and leave things in his bowl...he has to zoom his head around his bowl causing food to fly out. I dont want ants so I want to get it up off the floor asap (though I am not as fussy about it as I am litter cleanup). This works great for that as well (I could put the food back in his bowl but apparently he has some demented version of the 3 second rule. Once it touches the ground, if he sees it go back in the bowl, the whole bowl is contaminated). The sound of the vacuum does not scare him THAT badly but he does not like it. I also love that this came with a shoulder strap, hose and attachment. The only advice I would give is to carefully read this. I thought it said cordless. My mother has one of these and hers is cordless, so I assumed and did not take time to really read this. It is CORDED (though not sure why I am saying that as it clearly states it is corded but maybe others may fall prey to their own slipshod idiocy). You can only go as far as the cord will reach but this works for me. All in all.....I could not be happier
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Jaxx
> 3 dayCleaning the car & carpeted stairs
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JuanRamone
> 3 dayPowerful little device. We are in the midwest, invaded by Asian lady bugs Suck them up is major part of fight. I have 6-8 vacuum apparatus up until this one, I compared their performance by body count. This one leaves only porridge.