Review on 🧹 Effortless Cleaning Made Easy: Handheld Cordless Cleaner, Lightweight & Portable by John Ghattamaraju

First of all, it's impossible to find a portable vacuum that can be installed! That was the key for me. I had a shark once, but it died. And now they don't have any to install and I won't buy a refurbished one. This little guy is compact but powerful! We use it to vacuum dog food bowls, stairs, or other small messes. Haven't tried it on the car yet. It seems to have more suction than my old shark, but the attachment part is a bit smaller. It doesn't bother me at all. The suction power is great! I've tried quite a few other handheld vacuums and this is by far the best! I used it for a month before writing a review to make sure it will last. So far it has been amazing! When I first got it I didn't install it so I didn't plug it in. It lasts 2 weeks with light to medium use. Now that it's installed I just leave it on all the time, hopefully it doesn't damage the battery, but I don't like going back to a dead vacuum. I also love the pleasing light that comes with it, it really makes a huge difference when it comes to seeing the dirt you're picking up. I never realized I needed this until I used it with light. Now I can't live without it! It is also very easy to disassemble and clean. The good thing is that it comes with an extra filter, so you don't have to buy a whole pack of filters separately. I just wash it under warm water between uses, add another one and let it dry on the shelf. Do not use soap on these filters. I used to always use dish soap but I read it doesn't work for them. Installation was also very easy. I always like to use the board on my drywall and then mount onto it. I would have thought that even with the anchors being constantly moored and undocked, something would eventually come loose. I took some photos of the mount and vacuum so you can see how they mount and what size they are. My circuit board has previously been used for other handheld vacuums so it looks a bit dirty, but when you hang the vacuum back on it you don't see any extra screw or bolt holes. I recommend some kind of circuit board. If you don't need it to look pretty, you can just use a piece of plywood. Or any scrap wood you have. I'll say it's weird hanging it upside down when there's dirt in it, but it doesn't fall out. I almost forgot to mention that it has a water suction nozzle! I haven't used it yet, but I'm very excited about it. Instead of using 100 paper towels to wipe up a spill, I can use a vacuum and make sure all the water doesn't get into the cracks in my floor.