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NacVac is a new appliance for cleaning in and around your home or business. It combines a pressure washer with a wet/dry vac. It jets water at 128 PSI from a wand while vacuuming the debris and water away. Think of it like a pressure washer that is paired with a shop vac.
At this writing, NacVac is in R&D with a launch date in 2027. It is a trademarked brand name with patents pending, operated by RaRa Products Inc. The company raised one round of funding and seeks qualified investors for its next round.
Nicole Craine is the inventor and founder of RaRa Products Inc., creator of NacVac. Nicole became frustrated by the effort and time it takes to clean nooks and crannies.
Maybe you can relate: Patio door tracks and window sills collect dust and debris. Baseboards demand sponges and working on your knees. Refrigerator doors and drawers require rags and buckets. Your car's interior? Forget it. Put off cleaning those cup holders and pay extra at the car wash. (Even then, do they ever do it to your liking...?)
And the harder it is to clean, the less often you do the cleaning. So, it just builds up and gets worse.
Nicole got an idea.
"What if I taped a WaterPik to a shop vac?"
She found that even the low pressure water from a tooth cleaning device, coupled with her wet/dry vac, instantly cleaned out those hard to reach places.
And so, NacVac was born to solve a problem most everyone can relate to.
The product is now in the later stages of research and development. A prototype was built and outperforms expectations. Now, the company is finalizing the design and how and where it will be manufactured.
With patents pending and a trademark, NacVac is expected to be launched in 2027. You can sign up to get updates and news on the website.
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The goal is to bring NacVac to market in 2027. RaRa Products Inc., based in Florida, raised one round of funding. Now, it seeks qualified investors for a second round to complete engineering, certifications, and manufacturing of its inaugural inventory.