Review on 🔋 Allied Tools 39605 Portable Vacuum - Enhanced for SEO by Brian Whitmore

The suction power of this vacuum cleaner is too low. You may need to make multiple passes over the same spot. This might help a little if the wide nozzle opening wasn't too big. Hard-to-reach areas are still hard to reach, and if you manage to poke the nozzle into those areas, the motor is still weak for a proper cleaning. The filter does a good job of filtering hair and pebbles inside the vacuum cleaner. However, when you use the vacuum cleaner, you will actually see the dust settle on the outer wall of the vacuum cleaner from all sides. The dust exits through the filter from the engine breather, which presumably is also used to inflate small parts, but not car tires (didn't check if anything was inflated). The upholstery brush supplied with the vacuum cleaner is NOT suitable for cleaning car seats. It easily detaches from the nozzle when trying to clean the seats; The only good use for it, however, is cleaning the filter of a vacuum cleaner; However, this can damage the filter. I haven't tested the vacuum on a wet surface and judging by its performance on a dry surface I don't think it will be of much use, especially since the filter seems stationary and can break easily. The manual came with the vacuum cleaner. Well, you're better off just ignoring him. It doesn't tell you which vacuum port (where the hose connects) and where the inflation port is. You just need to use common sense and understand it. The manual also doesn't say anything about cleaning/replacing the filter etc. The vacuum cleaner itself is quite light which allows you to spend 5 times more time than at a gas station, slightly lighter.