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SUGGESTIONS FOR FOR BATTERY OPERATED SWEEPER...

Dazlin — Wed, 05 Feb 2025 18:23:12 GMT

I was considering the Zippy Pro sweeper, but reviews are terrible. I just want something light and convenient for for a quick vacuuming, battery that charges too.

Also with decent power to pick dirt and sand the dogs track in. Appreciate any suggestions TY

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Mz iMac — Wed, 05 Feb 2025 18:31:19 GMT

@Dazlin Any Shark corded vac. The cords are 30+ feet long.

And the best part-----------------------Sharks can suck up ******. Don't be surprised if you see Lucifer Morning Star smiling at you from the dirt canister.

My personal opinion. Cordless anything do not last long. You have to keep on purchasing batteries and/or another cordless.

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Dazlin — Wed, 05 Feb 2025 18:52:19 GMT

@Mz iMac ...thx, but I have 2 corded vacs which are great. This time I'm wanting a quick stick type battery operated I can leave in the corner of any room, and just grab on the spot. I vacuum every single day, then by later afternoon/evening it needs another quick/spot vacuum...dogs 🙄

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fthunt — Wed, 05 Feb 2025 18:52:45 GMT

H258340 Just the ticket for you...............

5 Stars $99.99 I bought when 78.00

It's great for vac, I don't use the quick mop feature, seemed to leave floor sticky .

Pads - LIQUID aMAZON IF Q DOESN'T have

So handy for quick zip around crumb (dog) areas

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Tinkrbl44 — Wed, 05 Feb 2025 19:21:33 GMT

@Dazlin wrote:
I was considering the Zippy Pro sweeper, but reviews are terrible. I just want something light and convenient for for a quick vacuuming, battery that charges too.
Also with decent power to pick dirt and sand the dogs track in. Appreciate any suggestions TY

@Dazlin

I'll be very interested in the responses here.

Years ago I bought a Bissell cordless sweeper (possibly from QVC, but not sure) for about $50, and it worked spectacularly for almost ten years.

Then it died and I immediately bought another Bissell, which was nowhere near as good. The sweeper lasted less than a year before the charger thing broke.

I stopped looking, although a cordless sweeper is one fo the handiest things ever.

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Trailrun23 — Thu, 06 Feb 2025 04:57:34 GMT

I wore out two Dysons. Bought a Shark corded vac...cleans great but has a tiny dirt cup that I have to empty before I am through using it, and gets hot to the touch while using it more than a few minutes. I checked with the company and they said that is just how it's designed. I just don't run it as often. Still looking for a good cordless. I still have a corded Oreck that has a shoulder strap; I use it for the LR crown molding.

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gardenman — Thu, 06 Feb 2025 13:36:19 GMT

One of the issues with most cordless vacs is finding and getting replacement batteries when yours die. A solution is to look at the cordless tool makers like Ryobi, Milwaukee, and Black & Decker (sold at Home Depot and similar stores) who also make cordless vacuums that use the same batteries as their tools. They won't abandon that battery design and you should be able to find replacement batteries for years, maybe decades. And they all have tons of experience in making cordless tools with long-lasting motors.

Replacing one of those batteries is simple also. You simply slide out the old one and slide in a new one. And if you have a big house and need a lot of vacuum time, you can even buy secondary batteries to keep the cleaning going for however long you need.

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Dazlin — Thu, 06 Feb 2025 16:50:24 GMT

We ordered the Kclasso cordless, very powerful, from Amazon. I'll post back once I get it and use it.

I'm not too concerned with picking up anything heavy or running it too long...I vacuum every morning. So this hopefully will fill the gap in between.

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Marsha2003 — Thu, 06 Feb 2025 18:05:47 GMT

I'll be watching to see if a good one is recommended. I bought V84737 in Nov. 2024 and thought I had found a good way to quickly sweep up the kitchen, but it had already stopped charging by Jan. 2025 and it was almost impossible to return.

No label provided, even customer service couldn't send me one. I would have to pay for postage and get reimbursed, but they will only reimburse you up to about $10. I finally reached a supervisor who arranged for UPS to send me a return label this week. I dropped the device off yesterday at the UPS store. We will see how long it takes to get a refund.

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Zhills — Thu, 06 Feb 2025 18:19:07 GMT

I bought 2 from Amazon. Not familiar with the brand but the 1st one lasted for 5 years, ordered another! They recharge and I have never had a problem with either one!

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Dazlin — Thu, 06 Feb 2025 21:23:17 GMT

I think what @gardenman said would be a solution for battery replacement. 👍

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Nonametoday — Fri, 07 Feb 2025 22:27:59 GMT

I have a Black & Decker which I bought from Amz in 2019 for $29.95. They are now $39.95. My DIL liked it so much she was going to buy herself one and they were not available at the time she got one, so she got a Bissell for the same price as Black & Decker now sell for ($39.95) and she loves hers as much as I love mine and I have used mine every morning after breakfast and every night after dinner and for cleaning laundry room 3-4 times a week and great room almost every day. It's a 2019 model. Still going strong. Let me knock on wood.

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Dazlin — Sat, 08 Feb 2025 18:39:27 GMT

Update...the Kclasso I mentioned above...I got it today...and used it after I had Quartz backsplash installed in my kitchen...some dust and debris on floors. Then of course some tracks of dirt from the dogs...worked GREAT!! I vacuumed before, so this was a good follow up. Took a good charge and power settings are adjustable. Super light and swivels...gets down under furniture too. Top is removable for hand vacuuming...so far, so good.

Used it again this morning...super powerful and has 3 settings...love it!

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Pooky1 — Sat, 15 Feb 2025 00:39:35 GMT

I can't offer you a good sweeper but I bought a cordless sweeper from qvc for 40 bucks and it was a peice of junk .after a couple months I threw it in the trash.