Handheld Vacuum Recommendations

[Bunnygreen]

Hi everyone! I am looking for a handheld vacuum for the miscellaneous hay/poops that linger around Dr. Cheese's litterbox and eating area, does anyone have a recommendation of one that works well for them? Please include a link and/or model information. Thanks in advance!

 

[Nancy McClelland]

We bought a small shop-vac. Any other sort clogged up and was a pain in the posterior to clean out and get operating again.

 

[sgodblacknet]

Hi everyone! I am looking for a handheld vacuum for the miscellaneous hay/poops that linger around Dr. Cheese's litterbox and eating area, does anyone have a recommendation of one that works well for them? Please include a link and/or model information. Thanks in advance!

Check out the Shark WANDVAC Handheld Vacuum, it's got some serious sucking power and is perfect for quick cleanups.

 

[TreasuredFriend]

Did you try using a broom and dust pan for stray fragments and marbles?

 

[SMutzberg]

Check out the Shark WANDVAC Handheld Vacuum, it's got some serious sucking power and is perfect for quick cleanups.

I paid $50 for HoLife handheld vacuum june 2019 and it still works like a charm I got it at Amazon. It socks up those coco pebbles and stray hay!

 

[healersheart]

We have an older Dyson handheld that works like a charm for quick cleanups or small areas, but for my major cleaning of the bunny room, I use a ShopVac because it is the only thing that can handle that amount of hay and hair without constantly getting clogged.

 

[Kleb06]

This isn’t a hand vacuum but a cheap squeegee works amazing to scrape up hay bits. You have to pick it up by hand but then you can use your regular vacuum

 

[Bunnygreen]

Did you try using a broom and dust pan for stray fragments and marbles?

Yes, but it's primarily for the harder to reach spots as there's a lot of furniture around his litter box area

 

[Clyde42483]

Yes, but it's primarily for the harder to reach spots as there's a lot of furniture around his litter box area

I use a whisk broom and dustpan from the dollar store. It works well and gets into the smaller spaces. A plastic 1 inch putty knife/scraper gets the harder to clean stuff. Baby wipes are quite useful too.