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Question: I want to use a wet-dry vac to vacuum all of the kitty litter in the litter box. Does anyone think that it would work in this capacity?
Document: I had no idea what to expect from this little vac but it sure is great. I've owned my own homes and always had a big wet/dry vacuum on hand for spills and my carpentry cleanups, so I didn't know what to expect from a little guy like this. The suction is strong and consistent and it does every bit as good a job as a bigger wet/dry vacuum. It's small enough for an apartment so it can be stored in a closet and it comes with most of the attachments you would want.
You can also tell by the pic that the hose is a bit short.Overall though, the pros outweigh all of the cons. It gives me enough power, and I did not want to spend a whole lot for a wet/dry vac that I won't use too often. I'm happy with my purchase.
I purchased the wet/dry vac as a Father's Day gift for my husband. He loves it! Now I think he is starting to make messes so that he has an excuse to use. Great price, great quality.
Lightweight, but has good suction power. Mainly use it for the wet vac - I have a working dry vac already and wanted this one mainly for wet. Which is a good thing, because switching from wet to dry or vice versa is a little bit of a pain with this vacuum. A foam filter is used for the wet, but for dry you need to use the cloth filter.I do kind of wish it had a squeegee attachment that was smaller than the one that it came with. Like half it's width would be great.
I've had this thing for about 6 months now and it is holding up great. I have been using it a lot because I am new a home owner with a foreclosed home doing a lot of work. The suction is pretty strong for how small it is. Ive sucked up small wood piece, nails, screws, etc... It has enough power to suck up a penny. I haven't used it as a wet vacuum yet but I use it for everything dry and it hasn't failed. You can also use it as a blower if you attach the hose on the other side.It does tip over easily like the others mentioned and one of the wheels keeps falling off.
I needed a wet/dry vac for my screened patio which has a slight depression in the middle which holds water after a rain or mopping. This vacuum is just the right size and power for my small area. It is easy to handle as it is very light. The only problem is that with the motor in the top and the hose coming out of the top, it tends to tip over if you pull it by the hose; you can, however use the handle on the top to move it around.
We have owned a variety of wet/dry vacuums over the years, of various brands. Some have been too costly; some are very tippy; some just haven't done a good job, and some are heavy and cumbersome. We have now owned this Vacmaster for well over a year and I think it's a very good little vacuum. We are very pleased with it. It isn't particularly "tippy" - it's generally pretty stable unless I let it get hung up on something - and it's fairly quiet for this type of vacuum; it's pretty lightweight and easy to maneuver and it's small enough that storage is not so challenging as some are.
This vacuum is nothing like the ShopVac with the same specifications that I have at work.It is top heavy, and I am fine with it falling sometimes, but every time it falls on its side, it makes a high pitche noise and stops sucking.The wheels fall off as soon as you pick it up.The tubes provided with it are not thin enough to fit into tight spaces, and frankly, I highly doubt its 3HP max claim. It barely picks up dust off the carpet. I haven't tried its &#34;wet&#34; feature but in dry mode, its a pain to clean even a small room.The hose is too stiff and tangles, making the possibility of it falling over even higher.
I gave this to my grown son for Christmas for his Maintenance work. We use it in the house too. The only thing I don't like is that the cord is so short. Otherwise he seems to like it. A screw came out of the handle and we can't find it so be careful to keep up with the screws. He'll find or buy another screw.The shipping box was huge...too big to wrap for a Christmas gift but the packing was good and it was on time for Christmas.Thanks.
This is a good quality machine, easy to operate and use for multiple functions. It comes with an extension wand in 3 pieces and a floor/carpet attachment, as well as a dust filter for dry use and a foam one for wet use.I first purchased this to clean out my small backyard pond of silt and sand that accumulates on the bottom. I tried numerous other spa vacuums, but they were all mostly useless and had to be emptied frequently without picking up much. The shop vac works perfectly for this by just removing the cloth filter.
Answer: yes