Spring cleaning season is here and if you’re not getting your kids involved, you’re doing it wrong.
As part of the Hoover Clean Team, I’ve had a chance to put some great household cleaning tools to the test, and any chance I get at having the kids do the work, I’m down.
The Dirt Devil 360 Reach is the latest to land on our doorstep and wouldn’t you know it, daddy’s car needs a good vacuuming.
The Dirt Devil 360 Reach is a tight little package with a variety of attachments to go from home to garage and back, and all of it comes in a nifty little carrying bag.
Outside, Zacharie used the rolling attachment and the strait nozzle to get in between the seats, under the pedals, and clean everything up.
When you move inside with The Dirt Devil 360 Reach, there are many more attachments to get up and around everything. Yes, up. With the extra long arm, and a pivoting head, you can vaccuum the tops of shelves, fans, and all the places little kids can’t reach.
There is no excuse here, people! Get your kids to clean!
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The 4-in-1 stick vacuum uses a Cyclonic Filtration system that creates a powerful suction that quickly removes all traces of heavy dirt and debris.
Likewise, the Vac+Dust Tools capture unwanted waste with the ceiling fan, hard floor and above floor, attachments, while the SWIPES™ micro-pads eliminate all traces of dust.
The Crevice Tool can be easily snapped into place, to extend your cleaning reach, allowing you to swipe dust and debris from book shelves, curtain rods, ceilings, cupboards, and everything below!
When you’re through, dump the dirt with the touch of a button.
The Dirt Devil 360 Reach retails for $179.99. And is available at Amazon.ca, Walmart.ca, Costco.ca, and other retailers.
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Disclosure: I’m a member of the Hoover Clean Team. This post was sponsored by TTi Floor Care, and I was provided with the Dirt Devil 360 Reach for the purposes of facilitating this review. This content appears in exchange for a donation to Team Diabetes Canada.