buying a portable vacuum any recommendations?
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buying a portable vacuum any recommendations?
hey guys!
im planning to buy a portable vacuum in the near future and i wanna know which one is the best bang for the buck.
Please post what you have and its PROs and CONs. Links where to buy is good too.
thanks guys!
im planning to buy a portable vacuum in the near future and i wanna know which one is the best bang for the buck.
Please post what you have and its PROs and CONs. Links where to buy is good too.
thanks guys!
The one we offer is the Metro Vac 'n Blo

One of my favorite things about this vacuum is the number of attachments it has to clean every portion of your car. One of the smallest ones is about the diameter of a straw with bristles on the end of it. This works great for getting dust out of small cracks and crevices.
The Metro Vac 'n Blow is light weight and delivers large amounts of power with the 4HP motor. One of the best features that most people don't even realize is that it doubles up as a blower, which can be used to blow water out cracks after a wash, blow out dust from cracks and crevices in the interior and much more.
It's been a popular machine amongst detailers, it won't disappoint.
George

One of my favorite things about this vacuum is the number of attachments it has to clean every portion of your car. One of the smallest ones is about the diameter of a straw with bristles on the end of it. This works great for getting dust out of small cracks and crevices.
The Metro Vac 'n Blow is light weight and delivers large amounts of power with the 4HP motor. One of the best features that most people don't even realize is that it doubles up as a blower, which can be used to blow water out cracks after a wash, blow out dust from cracks and crevices in the interior and much more.
It's been a popular machine amongst detailers, it won't disappoint.
George
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Originally Posted by Scrooge
^ I see more detailers buy wetdry vacs.
*owners of the metro vac just wanna ask hows the build quality of this vacuum?
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I have a 10 gallon wet dry vac with about 5 attachments although i only use 2. sucks water and blows air. id go with a wetdry vac if i were you. may be larger and clunkier, but it will probably be better.
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Originally Posted by Sbeck
I have a 10 gallon wet dry vac with about 5 attachments although i only use 2. sucks water and blows air. id go with a wetdry vac if i were you. may be larger and clunkier, but it will probably be better.
Originally Posted by TheIvoryG
Does anybody know if there is an attachment package or somethign you can by for a wet/dry vac to give you lots of options like the Vac N Blow?
This describes them:Micro Cleaning Kit
These mini attachments include a Straight Wand, Curved Wand, Crevice Tool, Round Brush, and Oval Brush. This is the perfect kit to clean those small niches of your electronic equipment, dashboards, vcr's and other tight spots.
i use a 4 gallon rigid(sp?) vac from homedepot. works very well for me. i also pick up an attachment kit similiar to the one pictured above, but from a local store.
around here i see more people using rigid vac for the big stuff and a small 1 gallon shopvac from walmart for those hard to reach areas.
around here i see more people using rigid vac for the big stuff and a small 1 gallon shopvac from walmart for those hard to reach areas.
Originally Posted by archie
i use a 4 gallon rigid(sp?) vac from homedepot. works very well for me. i also pick up an attachment kit similiar to the one pictured above, but from a local store.
around here i see more people using rigid vac for the big stuff and a small 1 gallon shopvac from walmart for those hard to reach areas.
around here i see more people using rigid vac for the big stuff and a small 1 gallon shopvac from walmart for those hard to reach areas.
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Originally Posted by Detailed Image
I've heard good things about the Rigid vac's as well. You guys are right in that the biggest downside of the Vac 'n Blo is that it isn't a wet / dry vac. In most cases, this isn't an issue, but for shampooing carpets or if you have a really bad stain, wet / dry vacuums come in handy.


