One of the perks of living a second life in Second Life is that you will never ever get dirt on yourself. That’s because, dirt does not exist in the virtual world of Second Life. The only way you’ll gonna get dirt is by creating dirt itself using the many creation tools available to you and applying it on your avatar.

I guess that is why vacuum cleaners are not so popular in Second Life because they have nothing to clean and if they have nothing to clean then they serve no real purpose, right? Wrong! Just recently, I saw one crazy use for a vacuum cleaner in Second Life. You wanna know what it is? Well, it’s a vacuum hoverboard! LOL!

Maybe the builder made a vacuum cleaner but later realized that it would serve no real purpose except for display only and instead of trashing it, he turned it into a hoverboard. Now, that’s one crazy concept but, hey, it’s Second Life and in here anything is possible.

Anyway, dirt free living may be possible in a virtual world such as Second Life but in real life dirt is something that we deal with every freaking day specially if you have kids of your own. Kids can really mess up a place and not too mention that neverending battle against dust and other smaller particles. Man, it’s like you are living just to clean. Arrgh!

This where a real vacuum cleaner comes in. Unlike, its virtual counterpart. Vacuum cleaners in real life have their purpose and that is to make your life easier by doing the cleaning for you. Of course, it still wouldn’t work without you but it’s much, much better than doing all those cleaning manually.

Now, vacuum cleaners can be real energy monsters but with Dirt Devil and it’s new AccuCharge handheld/cordless vacuums, power or energy consumption won’t be a problem anymore because of its new AccuCharge™ Technology. In fact, it is so good at conserving energy that it received the Energy Star seal of approval.

Having a dirt free life may not be possible now but at least tools and technologies that will make our life deal with dirt easily and quickly are slowly emerging like this one.

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