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(Thread Starter) | Not Ranked : 0 score Recommendations for vacuum I was wondering if anyone had recommendations on a good interior vacuum? I am talking something powerful that plugs into an outlet and can both shampoo the fabrics as well as suck dirt away. I play a lot of beach volleyball and sand/dirt get EVERYwhere on the car especially in the seat cushions. |
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| Not Ranked : 0 score On a serious note: I love my Rigid shop vac with the car cleaning attachment kit (sold separately) offers a great amount of suction and flexibility. Really not to bad of a price. You can then use the shop vac to clean up big messes around the house. Sent from my iPhone 6 |
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| Not Ranked : 0 score I bought my top half from Lowes. They sell the motor and hoses ffor under 20 dollars and all you use for the catcher is a 5gallon bucket that is usually 3 dollars. It works great but if you were going to do a business, I would look into Dayton vacs. |
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(Thread Starter) | Not Ranked : 0 score Metrovacs seem nice... I'm still not sure if I should get plug in or battery operated. The metrovac hand vac + some of the battery operated ones have great reviews. Since I don't have a garage and live on the third floor of a condo complex I do not have easy access to an outlet. May have to go to a friend's place or a self carwash to get one. |
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| Not Ranked : 0 score Sears makes a nice little mini shop vac with lots of attachments you can get for it. Its handy and super portable. Sears.com
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