Review on 🧹 VacLife Handheld Cordless Rechargeable Portable: Ultimate Cleaning Companion for On-the-Go Convenience by Darrin Lucas

3 adults and 2 adult cats live in our house. The previous roommate had OCD and when she left we were able to keep the house clean almost to her preferred level. But I couldn't figure out the magic she used to keep our carpeted staircase clean. We even have a special ladder attachment on our regular vacuum that I've never been able to get to work effectively. After almost 3 months I finally gave up and went for a portable vacuum cleaner. Bought it based on the price and reviews. It arrived today and I was really excited to try it. I let it charge to 100% first and by the time that was done it was night time so I was happy with the light. It worked like a dream! It ran for a full 20 minutes but didn't run out of battery when I finished. Had to be cleaned halfway through but that was due to the sheer amount of dirt. The suction power has not decreased. One thing I would like to say is that the filter was somewhat stuck in the collection chamber. The first time I had to clean it I had to pull a bit and I got it out much quicker than expected and the dust got up my nose and on my hands. However, emptying was much smoother the second time around, so this can probably be avoided by removing and replacing the filter before use. The vacuum cleaner is a little smaller than expected, but fully corresponds to the reviews. It was easy to use with no instructions whatsoever and definitely got the job done. Update May 2021: My first review was about 8 months ago and judge me, but since then I have never vacuumed my stairs until today 😅 and this vacuum cleaner was even before the call. I've only used it outside of carpets, mostly other than cleaning up spilled (clean) cat litter. The slim mount is great for getting into every nook and cranny in my car, which is another reason I love the wireless and lighting features. Charges quickly and I haven't run out of it while using it. Upgrade from 4 to 5 stars.