The Shark BlastBoss uses blasts of air to clean spots a vacuum cant. I keep finding new ways to use it.
The Shark BlastBoss is a handheld cordless blower designed to clean areas where traditional vacuums struggle. It uses high-velocity air to dislodge dust and debris, making it versatile for both indoor and outdoor use. Users have found it effective for various cleaning tasks, including dusting and retrieving small items from hard-to-reach places.
- ▪The Shark BlastBoss blows air instead of sucking, making it effective for cleaning stubborn debris.
- ▪It has a powerful airflow of up to 190 MPH and comes with various attachments for different cleaning tasks.
- ▪The device is lightweight, weighing less than 1.5 pounds, and offers different battery life depending on the mode used.
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Table of Contents Table of Contents Table of Contents What does the Shark BlastBoss do? Using the Shark BlastBoss indoors Using the Shark BlastBoss outdoors Using the Shark BlastBoss in the car Is the Shark BlastBoss worth it? How We Tested In terms of physics, the Shark BlastBoss is kind of the antithesis of a vacuum: It's still a cordless cleaning tool, but it blows instead of sucks. I swear I wanted to try it for more reasons than the fact that it comes in pink. Upon the BlastBoss's debut in March 2026, I immediately thought of all the dust and crumbs I encounter regularly that don't really budge from the suction power of a robot or stick vacuum.The Shark BlastBoss is marketed for a huge range of indoor and outdoor use.
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