THISWORX Car Vacuum Cleaner

The 16-foot cord is the power cord · it connects the vacuum to your 12V outlet and determines how far away you can park. The physical hose length (which determines whether the crevice tool reaches under the seat or into a door sill) is a separate, shorter measurement that the manufacturer does not explicitly state. The included extension tube and flathead attachment extend reach, and owners confirm the flathead fits standard door sills.

The listing markets a 'HEPA filter' and includes a spare in the box. However, the manufacturer does not confirm the HEPA grade number (H13 or H14), which is what distinguishes a certified HEPA filter (≥99.95% particle capture at 0.3 µm) from a 'HEPA-style' filter with no independently verified efficiency rating. No community air-quality or particle-counter tests were found for this specific model. No community dusty-exhaust complaints were documented.

No UL (Underwriters Laboratories) or ETL (Intertek) listing was found for the THISWORX TWC-01 in North American safety databases as of May 2026. This is a 12V DC product (not AC mains), so US NRTL certification is less commonly pursued for this device class, but no third-party electrical safety verification is documented. The CPSC recall database shows no active recall for THISWORX or Power Practical vacuum products as of May 2026.

This product carries a California Prop 65 warning as flagged on the product listing. For electronics, the most common triggers are lead in solder joints, plasticizers in power cords, or trace compounds in the plastic housing. The warning is required by California state law when any listed chemical is present above defined thresholds. It does not indicate the product is unsafe for normal use. The specific chemical triggering the warning has not been publicly disclosed by the manufacturer.