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Make cleaning chores feel like child's play with this fully-stocked cart featuring a real working vacuum cleaner with electronic lights and sounds. The set also includes a broom, mop, hand brush, dust pan, bucket and real working water sprayer. Measures 17"L x 14"W x 30"H. Requires 7 "C" batteries (not included).
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Mother of a vacuum fanatic
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My two and a half year old loves vacuums. I mean loves vacuums. So we were happy to find this cleaning cart. However, by noon on Christmas day the front wheel of the cart itself was missing. It is also extremely frustrating to try to fit the vacuum onto the cart in such a way that it will stay put while the cart is being pushed. It is actually impossible to do this without adult assistance. The vacuum, broom, mop, and all accessories have provided hours of entertainment already. The cart is cheaply and flimsily made.
Rating: 
(3
out of 5) @ 2009-01-03
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Kid's Cleaning Trolly Set with hand Vacuum
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This cleaning trolly set is my two year old grandson's favorite Christmas gift. He pretends to clean the house like he sees his mother do it. He lines up all the tools first, then takes one by one to do his work.
Rating: 
(5
out of 5) @ 2008-12-29
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My child can't stop cleaning
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We gave the cleaning trolley to my 4 year old for Christmas. Both she and my 6 year old have been using it almost non-stop for two days now. It was easy to assemble, and it seems like it will be pretty durable in the long run. All of the parts actually work the way they would if they were the real deal (e.g., the vacuum really sucks, the sprayer really sprays). My girls are on a frenzy of cleaning activity. It's nice to see them role playing something useful.
Although I'd recommend this toy, I do have a couple cautions.
1. When you assemble the trolley, it does not snap into place. If you pick it up from the top, the tray will come off. You can easily place it back on. I assume this would make it easy to break down if you wanted to store it.
2. It comes with a bag of little Styrofoam balls. I think these are for throwing on the floor and vacuuming up. However, they stick to everything and fly everywhere. If you don't want a mess, you should probably leave them in the bag and hide it.
3. The spray bottle, sponge, bucket and mop are a tempting fare for little ones who want to clean just like mom or dad. Even though I warned my kids, "pretend toys use pretend water," we had real water cleaning going on in no time. If you don't want the kids mopping the carpet, you might want to keep an eye on them.
Other than those minor issues, I think it's a great toy. I think I'm going to video tape the girls and use it for blackmail when they are 16.
Rating: 
(4
out of 5) @ 2008-12-26
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cleaning trolley is fun, but falls apart
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This trolley lets my little guy have so much fun cleaning the house and "helping" me. My only complaints are that the trolley comes apart so easily I am trying to devise ways of keeping it together for my own sanity and that the vacuum does not fit easily in the front as shown in the photo so it is never put away properly. Also, though the dust-buster is fun, there is no place provided for its storage and so it too is abandoned in the middle of the floor more frequently than I would prefer.
Rating:
(4
out of 5) @ 2008-10-03
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Cleaning Trolley
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My Cleaning Trolley Set with Hand Vacuum Cleaner
Cute toy, my Grandson loved pushing it around. The durabilty could have been stronger - cart easily comes apart.
Rating:
(3
out of 5) @ 2008-10-03
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