Two nozzles, both in the box.
A narrow one for gaps, a brush one for fabric. Neither is an accessory you find out you need later.
Handheld vacuum
Crumbs in the car, fur on one cushion, dust along the sill. A cordless handheld with HEPA filtration and both nozzles in the box — light enough that it comes out for a two-minute mess.

What it is
Not a replacement for your floor vacuum — the thing you reach for when dragging that one out would take longer than the mess deserves.
The fine dust ends up in the canister instead of blowing back at you, which you notice most in a car with the doors shut.
Narrow for gaps and edges, brush for cushions and stairs. Neither is sold separately.
Over twenty minutes of run time from a full charge (seller-stated), off the same cable as everything else you own.
Up close
Why this one
Crumbs on the worktop, one cushion of fur, the footwell after a school run. Too small to drag the upright out for, so it sits there until the weekend. That is the gap this fills.
The pleated cartridge sits inside the clear cup.
Between the keys, along the window track, down the side of the seat. The narrow nozzle goes where a full-size head has never fitted.
Narrow for gaps and edges, brush for cushions and stairs. Both come in the box, and between them they cover what a handheld gets bought for.
Under a pound, with the button under your thumb.
The mess is never big enough.
So it stays there until the weekend.
One hand. Twenty seconds.
And the dust stays in the cup.
Pick the right one
Three ways to deal with crumbs in the car and fur on one cushion, at very different amounts of effort.
| Critério | DustaClean | Your upright vacuum | The forecourt vacuum |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ready in under a minute | Pick it up and go | Unwind it, find a socket | Drive there first |
| Fits down the side of a car seat | Narrow nozzle | Head is too big | Yes |
| Filters what it blows back | HEPA cartridge | Usually | Unknown |
| Cleans a whole floor | No, that is not the job | Yes | No |
| Cost | Once, from $69.99 | Already owned | Coins, every time |
| Works with no socket nearby | Cordless, USB charged | Needs mains | Yes |
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Suction, run time and weight are the supplier’s figures.
Specs
From customers
Small job, done
The handheld that gets used is the one you can lift with the hand that is not holding anything else. Weight is why these end up at the back of a cupboard, and it is the spec nobody checks until it is too late.
2 nozzles
Narrow and brush, both in the box
20+ min
Run time per charge (seller-stated)
30 days
Money-back window, from delivery
Before you buy
No, and anything that claims to is selling you something. It runs 3500pa (seller-stated) — spot-cleaning suction, for the mess that is too small to justify the upright. A carpet is still the upright’s job.
Most in small spaces. In a car with the doors shut, the question is whether the fine dust ends up in the canister or back in the air you are sitting in. The filtration is what decides that.
Over twenty minutes of continuous use (seller-stated) — a car interior, or a few rooms of crumbs. Treat it as a burst tool and put it back on the cable between jobs.
The vacuum, the narrow flat nozzle and the brush nozzle. Both nozzles are included — neither is sold separately.
The clear canister twists off over a bin, and the filter cartridge lifts out to be tapped clean. Nothing is glued shut and there are no bags to buy.
The brush nozzle lifts fur out of fabric rather than pushing it around, and it handles a cushion or a car seat. If fur is the main mess in your whole house, a vacuum built only for that will beat it.
No — USB, the same cable as most things you own. There is no dock to find a socket for and no proprietary adaptor to lose.
Send it back within 30 days of delivery for your money back.
30-day money-back guarantee
Keep it where the mess happens — the glove box, the kitchen drawer, the desk. If it does not earn its spot in a month, send it back.
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