Looking for a Printer Vaccum

[kcnychief]

We had to pay a vendor $140 the other day to come in and clean out a printer since a magenta toner exploded all over it. At a place I used to work there was a vaccum we could use for these types of things, and I'd like to get one here. I don't know what really makes these better over the other - does anyone have a suggestion?

I found this one, seems pretty good and has a lot of attachments.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000Q5ZNZ6?smid=AQNACJEM8PUJ1&tag=dealtime-office-20&linkCode=asn

From a cost perspective, it would pay for itself in just two cleanings. Does anyone have anything they know about these, what makes one better than the other (besides sucking power and attachments), as well as a recommendation for a certain make or model?

Please no jokes about me saying "sucking power" 😛

 

[Dark Atheist]

make sure you get one that will love you long time 😛 - that don't look too bad - could do with something like that to keep my pc's and stuff clean 🙂

 

[kcnychief]

Looks like I'm going to go with the VACOMEGAS from this page:

http://www.vendmarktech.com/page14.html

Pretty sure that is what I had used previously.

 

[drz01]

Looks like I'm going to go with the VACOMEGAS from this page:

http://www.vendmarktech.com/page14.html

Pretty sure that is what I had used previously.

http://www.beststuff.com/housewares/eureka-toolbox-vac.html

Same vac at much less cost.
I am a superintendent in a building and ths is what i use for elevator tracks and other hard to reach places

 

[LeeJend]

Get this one and pocket the savings...

http://www.provantage.com/3m-497ajm~73MCS02R.htm

nad why the $29 shop vac is a bad idea...

http://repairfaq.org/samnew/printfaq/pcfwavct.htm