3 Best RV Vacuums
If you’ve lived for any time in an RV, you’ve likely discovered that keeping it clean is a feat short of a miracle. With the constant traffic out from your rig to the outdoors and back in again, it can seem like a never-ending battle to fight dirt and dust. However, modern technology has blessed us with vacuum cleaners!
Check out my list of the best RV vacuums. I will rank them based on features like weight, compact design, attachments, and personal experience.
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Best RV Vacuums
1. Dyson Cyclone V10 Animal Cordless Stick Vacuum Cleaner
Editor’s Choice
We’ve had this dyson stick vacuum for a few years now, and it’s been great for tiny spaces, like our RV. I love that there are color options (ours is pink!), and it’s lightweight. The dust cannister is easy to empty and the charge holds for an hour at least. It’s quite long (just over 4 ft long) and narrow, so it’s easy to store vertically in our utility closet.
This vacuum works well on all floor types and is designed for homes with pets. It comes with several attachments too that help you reach the hard-to-reach spaces. Charging is simple, just place the vacuum on the charging station.
Price
493.99 USD
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Weight
<6 pounds
Run time
Approximately 1 hour
Dimensions
9.84″L x 10.08″W x 49.17″H
Attachments
Wall mount bracket and battery charging station combination, Crevice Tool, Mini Motorized Tool, Mini Soft Dusting Brush
Battery-powered
Yes
2. LG A9 CordZero Stick Vacuum Cleaner
Best RV Vacuum
LG is a brand known for quality and longevity, and they’ve created a quality stick vacuum that is both compact though on the high-end of the price spectrum. Big perks are the flexible storage and charging options: you can wall mount the vacuum, charge it on it’s floor stand, or dismantle the pole from the charge block (handle) and slip that onto the base. This makes it my top pick of the best RV vacuums.
There are four color choices to choose from. All the filters and interior parts of washable by hand, and you can add an additional filter if you’re worried about allergies and bacteria.
Price
448.00 USD
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Run time
1 hour
Weight
<6 pounds
Dimensions
10.2″L x 10.6″W x 44.1″H
Compact design
Folds down to about 2 feet high
Attachments
2 batteries, charging station, crevice & combination Tools
Battery-powered
Yes
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3. Miele Complete C2 Vacuum Cleaner
Heavy duty vacuum
This vacuum is more bulky and heavy than the stick vacuums, and it takes up more space; however, the trade-off is that it can hold more dust with a larger dust bag and filter. Furthermore, you don’t need to stress about if the battery is charged, since you plug it into an electrical outlet. However, this may not be the best solution to someone living off-grid since it may draw more power than the battery-powered alternatives.
Price
529.00 USD
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Run time
Infinite with a source of electricity
Weight
19.5 Pounds
Dimensions
14″L x 12″W x 23″H
Length
44.1” and an extension option
Compact design
Folds down to about 2 feet high
Attachments
AllTeQ Universal Floorhead, Parquet XL Twister Floor Brush, along with Dusting Brush, Upholstery Nozzle and Crevice Nozzle
Battery-powered
No
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you use a vacuum in an RV?
Yes, you can use a vacuum in an RV! The biggest choice you’ll need to make is if you want to use a battery-powered or plug-in vacuum. The battery-powered vacuums are often more compact but the battery life limits you to 60 minutes of cleaning at a time. Whereas, the plug-in vacuums offer more dust storage for a deep clean with no time restrictions.
What is the best thing to clean an RV floors with?
When I live in my RV, I sweep daily because dirt and dust always seem to make their way in; however, sweeping does kick up the dust. Using a vacuum cleaner allows me to suck up particles at the source and it can be a fair bit faster than sweeping. I’ll mop the floors, if needed.
How do I clean the dust out of my RV?
Personally, I find the best tool to clean the dust out of an RV efficiently is by using a vacuum cleaner. Sweeping kicks up the dust, but a vacuum can get that stuff at the source. Additionally, it can really do more with suction to remove hair and crumbs stuck in hard-to-reach places like couch cushions and corners.
Resources
Below are resources and reviews of vacuums from other RV owners.
How to Keep Your RV Vacuum Clean
What do you use to clean your RV?
Leave a comment below on what helps your RV stay clean.
As a family of five, I always found it a struggle, even in a small space, to keep the dust at bay. We always took our shoes off at the door and spent a few times during the day washing the bottom of our feet, yet they were always black again from the interior floors!
I hope that in writing about the best RV vacuums others can set a base expectation of how to clean their tiny home efficiently and effectively!
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