Instruction: Analyze a question and its supporting document. Predicting answerability based on the information provided in the document. Output yes if the document contains relevant information to answer the question, otherwise output no.

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Question: There is a 3 gal RIGID item with 3.5 horse power.  Not interested in the extra gallon capacity but I wonder how much more 'suck' it has.  I need it to get liquid out of carpet which the smallest Sears wet/dry vac could not do.  What do you think? Anyone use the Stinger on wet carpet?
Document: Even if you seal all the cracks and crevices that you know about, a substantial number will discover the one place you missed.The best way to get them before they get you is to vacuum them from the outside of your house into a wet vac loaded with a few quarts of water with a few drops of detergent to help them drown.
Have been using a wet/dry stinger in an animal rescue shelter (uber messy), daily, for more than ten years. Wanted another, as the original may be on its last legs and it's the best vacuum I've ever had/used. Got the first locally for $25...and now they're more than twice that? Too rich for our blood, so I started looking for amazon deals.This one was $30 w/shipping, and the description said it was in excellent shape.
Don't let the size fool you; though this is small enough to store in a kitchen cabinet, the power is equal to the wet/dry vacs that are far larger.While it will suck up dirt, nails, anything wet etc.
Have had this affordable and super dependable shop vac for over a year. Can't say enough about how well it works - certainly better than the Dyson and more convenient to use. Great for cleaning nooks and crannies.
This was a perfect portable unit for this purpose. After sucking up several hundred I would dump the water from the easily accessible and easily cleanable reservoir, refill it, and continue. My only complaint was that, after enjoying the work so much (you have to experience stink bug invasions to appreciate that), I finished so quickly.If you live in stink bug territory, you should really consider getting one of these units. I understand they can be used for other purposes besides stink bugs, too.
Illustration shows accessories, and &#34;like new&#34; wrong....no accessories and was full of junk and wet inside with some dirt as a gift.
Crickets chirped. No response, whatsoever. Decided to take a chance and bought it anyway.The item arrived packed very badly. Everything was just rattling around loose in a raggedy box, the unit was filthy, and an essential part (the long "stick" that one needs for hoovering and holding the attachments) was missing.
I live in Maryland, practically the epicenter of the brown marmorated stink bug invasion, and in the Autumnbillions of these horrid creatures want to hibernate for the winter inside homes.
A: the bible says one is supposed to keep that sort of thing private, and B: who would Jesus ignore, mislead, and short? I refer to people like this as Christ-Free Christians and would never buy from them again.UPDATE: Didn't realize that the name of the seller wouldn't show on my review, and don't want my negative review to impact an innocent party.
Computers and very detailed interior cleaning? This is a must. Great suction for the size and instead of using compressed air, this baby can be used to blow as well. They they make TINY, Barbie doll sized attachments for this unit. Side note, I bought this vacuum at normal price for $29 at The Home Depot and the mini attachments for $15. I bought this for work but may buy one for the cars.
Answer: no