Black & Decker Pivot Vac 18V Cordless Pivoting Hand Vac, PHV1810
Get the ultimate convenience of cordless in the 18 Volt Pivot Vac from Black & Decker. Black & Decker introduces a smaller, quieter and easier-to-clean vac with the same superior suction power as the original, best-selling Pivot Vac™. Also featured is a patented nozzle design pivots to access tight spots from any angle and on-board brush and extendable crevice tool. Another key feature is the removable, washable, translucent, bagless dirt bowl – which makes for easy, hygienic cleanup as well as holding 40% more dirt & debris than the original Pivot Vac™. Finally, this vac folds in half for compact charging and storage.
Product Features
- Cordless handheld vacuum cleaner that’s Smaller, quieter and easier to clean than original model
- 18 volts of power and high performance motor with cyclonic action
- On-board brush and extendable crevice tool–no loose accessories
- Removable, washable dirt bowl and filters; LED charging indicator light
- Innovative design folds in half for storage; 2-year limited warranty
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This thing Sucks in a Good way! I purchased the older model PHV 1800 a little over 3 years ago, back in May 2007. I liked it so much that I purchased another one for my in-laws a month later. For the last couple of months, the battery no longer retained a proper charge and since the battery is unfortunately not replaceable, it gave me an excuse to buy this newer model PHV 1810. As with the previous model, this is the best and most powerful handheld vacuum we’ve ever used in our household.As I’m comparing the two…
A disappointment, but serviceable. I purchased this hand vac a couple of weeks ago for use at our vacation home. It is intended to replace an old dustbuster, the battery of which was kaput. In our other home we have the previous model–the B&D PHV1800, which we like a lot–I would give it 5 stars.The newer model is a disappointment for several reasons–1. Cleaning the filter is much more complicated. One must remove the entire chute and canister in order to get at the filter.2. As mentioned in…