Recently, I received a tool from Dremel called the Versa Power Cleaner as part of their #ConquerTheCleanup campaign. The Versa is a handheld, high-speed cleaning device that can be used with spray, foam, gel, or liquid cleaners. Enthusiasts who refer to their car as ?my baby? will appreciate the Versa Power Cleaner and wonder how they ever lived without one.
For example, it saves your wrists when it comes to polishing wheels and tires.
But it has a number of uses around the homestead as I found out: bathroom soap scum" Check. Grease on the backyard grill" Check. Dirty patio furniture after being in storage all winter" Check"
As part of the #ConquerTheCleanup campaign, I put the Dremel Versa Power Cleaner to the test: first on my vehicle and second in my apartment. Disclosure: This article is sponsored by Dremel. All views and opinions expressed here are my own. Check out our advertising guidelines to see why we’d never steer you wrong.
Handy & Dandy
When I think of innovation and technology, I always think broadly. Cars, airplanes, artificial intelligence, and other big tech concepts come to mind. But this little Dremel is a pretty marvelous piece of engineering and innovation. It can do just about anything and it?s cordless. The Dremel Versa Power Cleaner offers 2,200 rpm of rechargeable power and four interchangeable cleaning pads.
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