Re:Vacuum Cleaners
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Beemerboy
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Re: Vacuum Cleaners
A good shop vac would be about the best for you.....I have one and you can use as a vac for dry and water applications.....have a look around and you can find one on sale.....that's my .02
A good shop vac would be about the best for you.....I have one and you can use as a vac for dry and water applications.....have a look around and you can find one on sale.....that's my .02
tubafeak
Weight is the enemy.
Re: Vacuum Cleaners
About a 3-5 HP model from Home Depot or Lowes will be more than adequate for home use. You'll usually have a bit more power than you need but when you go to suck water out of your carpets you'll be glad you have the extra power. Craftsman has a good one for about $50, can't remember the specs but it's a nice vac.
About a 3-5 HP model from Home Depot or Lowes will be more than adequate for home use. You'll usually have a bit more power than you need but when you go to suck water out of your carpets you'll be glad you have the extra power. Craftsman has a good one for about $50, can't remember the specs but it's a nice vac.
kgb
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Re: Vacuum Cleaners
I suggest a Rigid brand vac.
I suggest a Rigid brand vac.
hellspawn2
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Re: Vacuum Cleaners
this may sound crazy but i use two depending on what im doing. If im just vacumning the truck i use my dyson and if im doing anything wet wise good old wet/dry shop vac. Get the biggest you can afford you be suprise how many things you end up using a shopvac for.
this may sound crazy but i use two depending on what im doing. If im just vacumning the truck i use my dyson and if im doing anything wet wise good old wet/dry shop vac. Get the biggest you can afford you be suprise how many things you end up using a shopvac for.