Makita 12V CXT Vacuum LC09
Having just come off a review of the Makita 18V cordless wet/dry vacuum, we received news of their compact 12V […]
Our cordless vacuum reviews include 12V and 18V models for large and small job site pickup duties. These range from handheld vacs to 1 gallon and 3 gallon battery powered models. While larger dust extractors on the market have yet to go cordless, some 2 gallon vacs fill that capacity in a pinch. As battery packs improve, look for newer cordless vacuums to offer higher run-time and capacity. In our cordless vacuum reviews, we look for how rugged the tool is. We take into account its ease of use. We also ensure that it has good suction and easy filter cleaning and replacement. Lastly, a good small cordless vac functions conveniently in a variety of environments.
Having just come off a review of the Makita 18V cordless wet/dry vacuum, we received news of their compact 12V […]
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