house cleaning

keith43

i want to know how can you clean up doing house work with a hoover when you are in a wheelchair with out family members just want to no

janer1967

I use a lightweight cordless 

keith43

ty i try and get one soon as i can

Misscleo

G-tech are good vacs and they have longer battery life.
Some of their tools have 2 batteries 

April2018mom

What about a Dyson Hoover?

This is the only wheelchair friendly one I've found online. https://www.dyson.co.uk/sticks/dyson-v11-absolute-gold.html?istCompanyId=4a4e927c-83dc-47c2-bdc5-53e127f27f1e&istFeedId=b4fdd4a6-c6dc-4a4f-8a5a-7eaaa7cdef93&istItemId=wqxwtrqxt&istBid=tzwt&utm_campaign=uk_en__floorcare__stick__do__dyson__v11__na__shopping__all__active_model&utm_source=google&utm_medium=paid_search&utm_term=PRODUCT_GROUP&utm_content=ds_na&gclsrc=aw.ds&&gclid=Cj0KCQiA2vjuBRCqARIsAJL5a-L91kKMWCB7mxbpDXJtXMPUjghXqQL3ltigqxe48aBwKyGELRfJPU4aAlQ5EALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

poppy123456

@April2018mom that's insanely expensive and very unlikely that if Keith is claiming benefits could afford anywhere near that sort of price.

There's plenty of other cordless vacuums available at much cheaper prices than that.

keith43

ty found one less money then g tech and dyson called liveington prime

Chloe_Alumni

Morning @keith43! Really glad you managed to find one.
I hope this makes things a bit easier, and thank you everyone for your suggestions.

pollyanna1052

dysons almost suck the flooring up. so it would be a struggle for a wheelie person to use one. We have a rechargeable lightweight sweeper...like the old ewbanks.....not too heavy. x