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RV Vacuum Cleaner?

Question: I am looking for a good, but small vacuum for our new RV. Those I have looked at seem to have insufficient power suction.

I would like something compact in size, but with enough power and flexibility to clean the RV floors and upholstery. Do you have any suggestions?




Answer:

You might want to check out the central vacs at Camping World. We use the Dirt Devil CV950 Central Vacuum.

Some people put the unit in a bay and install things so the just the hose connection is in a convenient place inside the RV. We didn't bother going to any trouble and instead just keep the unit in a cabinet, with the hose and attachment in a nearby storage drawer.

It makes a lot of noise, but it works well. We had tried other small vacs before and as you say, nothing that is small enough for a motorhome has enough suction. We have had the central vac for several years now and are very pleased with it.

Make sure the unit comes with the RugRat attachment - or purchase it separately - it really works well on carpet.

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RV Vacuum Cleaner?

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Dec 30, 2011
RV Vacuum
by: Crystal

InterVac makes a great vacuum for RV's they are easy to install, they can be mounted on the wall or in the wall. Great power, and cheap, excellent craftsmanship and Made in the US which is hard to find these days.

www.roadvac.com

Oct 24, 2010
Vacuum comment
by: John Santy

I purchased a Shop Vac wall mount unit, which has a narrow cylinder body. The unit can mount in a closet, is detachable, and has a 20' hose, which from the center of my rig can almost reach both ends.

Upon arriving in Florida on my first winter full timing the toilet developed a crack and water started to leak toward the carpeted areas. The Shop Vac was able to suck up the water before any damage was done. I also use it for the carpets in my car, as well as the storage bays under the motorhome. I was just under $50. Good luck and safe travels.

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