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more about #dustpan more comments → R_Claw: Dustbuster nostalgia, who knew I would *ever* have this? more » (DEAD) Goldwings - Remembered for his bravery and heroism... xD: Wow this just reminded me of how I used to play with a portable vacuum cleaner as a kid. My parents didn't mind since they knew I was playing and clea... more » nerve11: That was one of my more expensive toys when I was young. more » Whydoesthisalwayshappentome: Didn't they make one that could pick up a bowling ball? more » Jakooboo is going to Chicago Tardis!: I used to torment my cat... and attack my G.I. Joes with a GIANT DEATH VACUUM!!! "Thoop*cracklecrrrakcle*" more » GeneralGozz: I used to pretend it was a Star Trek phaser. A really big one. more » -
#vacuums
The Dustbuster: Cleaning Up After You Since 1979
Unveiled in 1978 but released in 1979, the Black & Decker Dustbuster was a revolutionary home-cleaning device, and the only power tool a parent was likely to let a children play with. Vroom! More » -
#gadgets
Sweep-Away Cabinet Vac Makes Dustpans Obsolete
Why use dustpans when you can use this Sweep-Away Cabinet Vac, a genius invention that we didn't even know we needed until we saw it. Instead of sweeping dust and gunk into a pan that you have to pick up and throw away, you sweep it into the vacuum hole on the bottom of your cabinet. The vac sucks up the cat hair and feces like a standard vacuum. All you have to do is empty the vacuum later and you're done. The only problem is that it's $299, and if you want additional accessories like a 30-fit hose, it's $499. Plus, unlike a dustpan, this only works in one room. [Galaxie Vac via Core77 - Video] More »
