Does anyone use a small handheld vacuum to clean out nasty window tracks? I have been using a track brush and canned air to loosen up debris but sometimes that backfires and I get all the dirt everywhere but outside the window. If you do use a vacuum is it any particular kind? I’d like to get a small but powerful one. Thought I’d ask here before I start researching elsewhere.
I use a hoover cordless has the narrowest crevice attachment on the marker
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I have a Dirt Devil Scorpion. Has the perfect size crevice nozzle, reusable filter (haven’t changed it in 9 years, just tap the debris loose and sometimes vacuum it with my house vacuum).
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Small carry type shopvac. I have the micro tools for it. Works for dirty tracks and you can use it to dust moldings and frames, post construction.
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We have one in each truck. The guys love them but on bigger jobs the battery goes quickly. They are a bit loud but do a great job.
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Hey Fenster, how does one go about buying your stickers?
Ya I’m debating on battery powered or corded since batteries tend to drain quickly 
That’s. A great vac too. Have one of those for the house
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But charge fast An always have 2
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Thanks everybody! These are great ideas! Gives me a place to start
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I use a ridgid shop vac. It isn’t huge but it isn’t small either. Smaller would be nice. I may pick up a small cordless too! Thanks for the ideas
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Tried Seth’s as some jerk from Chico said to.
Dysons for us
I just sent you a message through your website. Thanks!
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Dang. I just bought one yesterday to try out. I guess we’ll see how it goes
That’s mine as well. I’ve tried 3 others with nothing else coming close.
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I have been using ProTeam Super Coach 6 backpack vacuum for last few years, best tool I bought in years!
It’s a must have for those doing construction cleans. I do some high-end residential construction cleans and need my hands free on a ladder. It’s a HEPA vacuum too, even exhaust is filtered, no blow-by like in a shop vac ever!
I buy filters in bulk, they come to about $1,15 a piece.
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