Best Wet And Dry Vacuum Cleaner India 2018

[1.6 lb] Handy to take along. Two part packet makes wet cleaning and dry up easy. I use a cleaner spray and cloths at home. But for travel this is useful. It does a nice job.

[Clear] Will let the camera dry out when wet.

[Yes] You can see and use camera that stays dry even if you are willing to get wet to get the shot.

[Lithium-Ion] So far I am loving this sogen. Runs my microwave, and air fryer with no problems. Vacuum cleaner with full power. Tv,router, Roku, washing machine, all without a problem. Tomorrow will hookup pv 400 watts and see how that goes, but so far I am pleased.

[Powered Blower] Gets the job done. Removed dust particles from our regular stand dams and vacuum cleaner in few minutes.

[Fabric] I'm now on my second one of these, after unfortunately losing the first one while on documentary shoot in the jungles of India. This poncho is easily one of the best investments you'll ever make for your kit. It allows you to see and access your entire bag, while keeping you and your gear dry as a bone. I've mixed and boomed in the poncho everywhere, in every kind of downpour, from cold windy city streets, to tropical rain forests, to the walkways below Niagara Falls. It's never failed. You do, however, have to get used to the rest of the crew referring to you as Darth Vader, or Guy From Unbreakable. But hey, they're wet; I'm dry. Pretty sure I get the last laugh every time.

[1.85 lb] At $30 for 5 sets of sensor-cleaning swabs (wet and dry) not exactly inexpensive, but the swabs do the job. I have a modified Nikon D5600 for astrophotography. After modification, the sensor was left less than pristine, but these cleaning swabs have removed every last vestige of dust and crud. The kit also includes a couple of wet/dry wipes for lens cleaning.

[0.055 lb] Thes lense cloths are very effective for cleaning lenses wet or dry. They do not smudge or smear, and they are gentle on lense coatings. The price is such that I can have new ones around everywhere: car, camera bag, computer bag, etc.

[1.545 lb] I recently went on vacation that included about 30 hours on a Zodiac boat over the course of 5 days. I needed a waterproof, sturdy and quick access case in which to store my SLR during those many times when salt water was splashing in the boat. The Pelican 1430 was constantly wet and bumped around, yet my SLR was safe and dry. The two latch system was secure, yet provided very fast access when a photo opportunity arose during those rare dry moments. The top loading design was especially useful for quick and safe access when in a crowded situation with people and snorkeling equipment. The foam inserts are designed as three layers of customizable blocks can be configured easily to fit your equipment like a glove, but I found that using just a liner of foam and wrapping my SLR in a towel was more convenient if the case was to be used for fast access. The towel approach also left more room in the bottom to carry lens cleaner, spare batteries and memory cards. The hinged lid was quite stiff when it was new but loosened up with use to a comfortable level. At the end of each day's excursion, I just rinsed the case exterior with a hose without any worry about getting the contents wet. The case can be used to transport your SLR and accessories when traveling, or as I did I just packed it in my suitcase and carried my SLR in a conventional sling-type back pack. If you plan to use expensive equipment in environments where impacts or liquids are present, this is inexpensive insurance and provides peace of mind.

[Yes] Kept my Lumix FZ1000 totally dry in very wet Jet Ski conditions on Marco Island shoot.