Portable vacuum recommendations

[drbanks]

I have a cordless hand vac that I keep tryijng to use to clean on and around the grow deck. Problem is that the dried leaves seem to fill that vac in no time. Like I have to clean it twice per AG.

Any better ideas?

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what if you cleaned the debris more often?
Also, you have a lot of gardens which means a lot of leaves..you may have to find a vacuum with a bigger canister if you wait long between spruces.
I think what you are looking for is a bigger canister. However, the cordless canisters are small and focus on power when they manufacture for improvement.
I try to keep up by taking those dried leaves off as they dry up, rather than waiting until I have a collection to deal with.
This is the one I use..powerful enough to do car mats, etc.  BUT..the canister, though large, will fill up quickly with a lot of leaves like any other hand held cordless vac..
www.amazon.com/gp/product/B006LXOJC0/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[MaryL]

I forgot I bought a handheld vac.  This would’ve come in very handy yesterday.  I cleaned up by hand tons of fallen flowers from the beans and toms, from the decks, tables and floor.  

I agree with Corinne, I think most out there have very small space capacity because they’re meant to quickly pick up small spills between regular vacuuming.  Bummer, but at least it’s something.  Maybe bring a small trash can along with you to keep emptying as you go.

[Shawn]

I have the Oreck Ultimate Handheld for jobs like this and other stuff.  

[Shawn]

Did you ever find a vacuum? 

[drbanks]

Well, it's down to your recommendation and Corrine's.  Maybe yours since it has a bigger tank for leaves.  I can afford it for some reason .

Then again, I've been so busy with all sorts of other stuff, as you'd expect for the season, that I've temporarily forgotten.