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RAYCOP Handheld UV Allergen Vacuum

Pecky — Sun, 05 Apr 2020 13:53:04 GMT

I really had no intention or purchasing this until I saw it presented. The reviews on a previous one are pretty good. Does anyone have one and do you see a difference?

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geezerette — Sun, 05 Apr 2020 13:58:36 GMT

@Pecky wrote:
I really had no intention or purchasing this until I saw it presented. The reviews on a previous one are pretty good. Does anyone have one and do you see a difference?

@Pecky

I have the Lite version and paid more along with shipping. I wish I had waited to get this.

At first I thought I'd end up returning it, thinking I'd been foolish for ordering. But after doing my bed, mattress pad, and pillows, I was amazed at how much tiny stuff it picked up. Fine particles that my vacuum never would get. And I swear it smells cleaner when I lay down to sleep now.

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ajsidney12 — Sun, 05 Apr 2020 14:04:49 GMT

@Pecky I felt the same way. I have always been the one with allergies, but my husband has developed them more recently. We watched the demo and he purchased it. We have three cats, one of which is a Maine Coon mix long hair. They are always on the bed with us, so we want try it on the blankets, pillows and mattress.

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fthunt — Sun, 05 Apr 2020 14:52:50 GMT

I bought the smaller version last year for $150 so this larger and more features is a great deal. First time I vac'd my favorite tv night swivel chair - OMG -

I have no pets - but people with............should absolutely use one

Dust - dander - and yuck all around & under & on you.

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Pecky — Sun, 05 Apr 2020 15:02:41 GMT

Thanks everyone for your opinions. I went ahead and ordered it. Looking forward to trying it out.

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drizzellla — Sun, 05 Apr 2020 15:15:26 GMT

I had not seen the TSV until this post. And now I am intrigued.

I am wondering if it would zap bed bugs. When we go on vacation, I wonder about bed bugs when we stop at hotels along the way. And thought it might come in handy to take with us.

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gigy — Sun, 05 Apr 2020 15:20:37 GMT

@Pecky wrote:
I really had no intention or purchasing this until I saw it presented. The reviews on a previous one are pretty good. Does anyone have one and do you see a difference?

I purchased this item on HSN several months ago. I use it once a week on my mattress, mattress topper and pillows when I change the sheets. It seems to work quite well and I would recommend it to anyone. I am very particular about my bedding and can't stand the idea of bed mites, dander, etc. I also believe I am breathing better during sleep.

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fthunt — Sun, 05 Apr 2020 15:25:08 GMT

@drizzellla I've never seen a bed bug - LOL - (thankful) but have heard they scoot when lights come on - so you've got to be faster or use a flashlight. My opinion - the ultraviolet light should zap them - dead - if you hit them before they run. Ans: I truly don't know enough to answer your concern.

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drizzellla — Sun, 05 Apr 2020 15:37:58 GMT

@fthunt wrote:
@drizzellla I've never seen a bed bug - LOL - (thankful) but have heard they scoot when lights come on - so you've got to be faster or use a flashlight. My opinion - the ultraviolet light should zap them - dead - if you hit them before they run. Ans: I truly don't know enough to answer your concern.

Thanks for your insight.

I have also never seen a bed bug nor have I ever encountered them. And I would like to keep it that way.

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fthunt — Sun, 05 Apr 2020 15:52:11 GMT

@drizzellla Another slant.............you could be spending your vacation & sleep time cleaning - leaving it in better condition for the next renter of that bed.

It would be time consuming to vac everything.

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Icegoddess — Sun, 05 Apr 2020 19:25:59 GMT

From what I understand, you have to go much slower than the host doing the demo is for the UV to work. At least that was the instructions for a UV sanitizer I looked at once at Costco. It didn't have a vacuum to it so it was strictly the UV light doing the sanitizing. I notice the lady in the video mentions 10 seconds or 5 seconds of exposure depending on what you're trying to kill. To me that means you would need to hold it over each section for a minimum of 5 seconds for the UV sanitizing to work. I thnk it's more about the visual of what the vacuum portion picks up, so not sure that the UV portion is worth it.

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haddon9 — Mon, 06 Apr 2020 03:04:50 GMT

@Pecky wrote:
I really had no intention or purchasing this until I saw it presented. The reviews on a previous one are pretty good. Does anyone have one and do you see a difference?

@Pecky I could have written your post...also made the purchase and I hope it's as good as they claim!