Car vacuums help keep your vehicle fresh and free of dirt and debris. However, with so many options out there it can be hard to find the best. Today, we’re putting our experience to use to bring you some of the best car vacuums on the market!
The Garden and Yards team has the best car vacuums on the market today.
Holife Handheld Vacuum Cordless Hand Vacuum
Wet or dry, Holife’s cordless car vacuum can clean up all life’s little messes! Strong and versatile, it comes with 3 attachments for easy cleaning on the go.
A quick test of Holife’s cordless car vacuum revealed strong suction power capable of picking up all kinds of debris, from pet hair, to dirt and crumbs. One particular feature we loved was that this car vacuum can pick up liquids as well as dry debris. Another great detail was the long battery life, as we were able to use our Homelife car vacuum for a while on a single charge of its internal lithium battery.
One issue we had was the weight as it was heavier than most other models. However, the Holife was still easily portable.
ThisWorx for TWC-01 Car Vacuum
Give your ride some professional polish with this car vacuum from ThisWorx! It has an incredibly long cord and a strong suction feature that is ergonomic and easy to use design.
It may not be cordless, but the 16-foot cord on this car vacuum from ThisWorx made it simple to plug in and use in testing, allowing us to reach every spot in the car as needed. Along with that, ThisWorx’s features incredibly strong suction, making it a simple task to pick up a range of debris from inside vehicles, including items commonly missed by other vacuums.
We did notice it is pretty noisy, which can be difficult if attempting a quick clean up without causing a disturbance. But all-in-all, it’s a great product.
Car Vacuum, HOTOR Corded Car Vacuum
Your car will be spotless when you use HOTOR’s car vacuum! Offering high power and a HEPA filter for a superior clean, it has an innovative design with 3 nozzles for different cleaning styles.
Among the many things we enjoyed when testing this product was the fact that the included HEPA filter was durable and washable, making it easier to keep things clean when using the car vacuum. We even noted that the maker guarantees buyers a free replacement for the life of the product. The 3 different nozzles include two brushes and a crevice attachment for even easier cleaning.
We found that having to use the car vacuum while a vehicle is running is a minor inconvenience, as it plugs into a car’s cigarette lighter.
Suction Power – When it comes to suction power, we looked at which car vacuums were able to pick up debris of many different types.
Ease of use – We wanted to be sure the car vacuums we chose were not a chore to use, making car cleaning simple.
Additional Tools – We looked at a range of additional tools that came with car vacuums from brushes to included crevice cleaners.
Electric brooms are actually categorized into two types: stick vacuums and electric sweepers. Stick vacuums are like a smaller version of an upright vacuum model while electric sweepers fall between the characteristics of a vacuum and a broom because they have suction power but do not feature a dust cup and dirt is collected within the head itself.
First off, considering the appearance and structure of the units, electric brooms are much lighter and slimmer than upright vacuum cleaners. This therefore allows them to be used in tight spaces and makes them better for cleaning smaller spaces like apartments and lofts. They don’t require as much storage space, so, overall, electric brooms are ideal for households with limited space.
Lastly, in terms of cost, prices vary depending on the brand or label. However, electric brooms are generally cheaper than upright vacuum cleaners basically because of the difference in performance level.
However, one notable weaknesses of electric brooms is their poor carpet performance due to their average suction power level. Electric brooms also have less filtration due to the limited space and have less run time since they are not connected to a power source directly. All in all electric brooms ultimately sacrifice some helpful features in favor of lightness and portability.
Ideal for both bare floors and carpet use, the Shark Navigator Freestyle Stick Vacuum is known for its relatively strong suction and wide 10 inch cleaning head. The Shark Navigator Freestyle stick vacuum also features two optimized speed power settings so that you can adjust the suction level accordingly whether you are cleaning hard floors or carpets. This model is also noted for its motorized brush that makes it arguably the best electric broom for dealing with pet hair and knotted debris within the carpet fibers.
VonHaus 600W 2-in-1
The most affordable and budget-friendly model on this list, the VonHaus 600w 2-in-1 lightweight stick vacuum is most notable for its special features often not found in 2-in-1 models within its price range. Featuring a 600-watt motor, this lightweight stick unit also has an adjustable telescopic wand, the 2-in-1 versatility of a stick and handheld vacuum, a 2-liter dust bin, and a HEPA filtration system.
Hoover Cyclonic Stick Vacuum
Most notable for its swivel steering, the Hoover Cyclonic Stick Vacuum has relatively powerful suction and can handle debris and mess such as pet hair, crumbs, and other small items. Its swivel steering allows you to easily maneuver the head around furniture and it also features a steep recline so that you can reach tight and hard-to-get spaces. On the downside however, the Hoover Cyclonic Stick Vacuum features a 20-foot cord which gives you more run time than those that use batteries but greatly diminishes the unit’s versatility and convenience.
