Dirt Devil 083414 Extreme Power Stick Vacuum
Dirt Devil 083414 Extreme Power Stick Vacuum Combining cordless convenience with impressive suction, the Dirt Devil Extreme Power stick vacuum tackles bare floors and carpets wherever you take it. A 14.4-volt machine, the vacuum features a rotating brush roll for agitating dirt out of carpet fibers. The brush roll shuts off on bare floors, eliminating the possibility of scratches on your hardwoods. Dirt collection is completely bagless, with a transparent dust container that pops off for easy emptying. An included filter traps small particulates and can be tapped clean for maintenance and reuse.
Lightweight and slim in profile, the vacuum is ideal for speedy pickups and everyday cleaning jobs. Thanks to its fold-down handle and trim footprint, it is suitable for small apartments but the suction is strong enough to handle mid-size homes. Dirt Devil includes a charging base that also acts as a storage stand, and charging can be continuous without damage to the machine. With a 9-1/2-inch cleaning path, the Extreme Power stands 42-1/2 inches high. Dirt Devil includes a one-year warranty. –Emily Bedard
Customer Review: Disappointed….
I bought the Power Stick Vacuum in order to have something handy for in-between quick pickups of cat hair and scattered litter off my linoleum. It does okay on the cat hair, but I was disappointed to find that it does not pick up bits of litter or much of anything else.
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