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UNSTUCK

UNSTUCK

But stuck more often.
This is the one I use and really like. It's small and easy to pull around. I don't think there is one with more sucking power.

www.ridgid.com

4 Gallon Portable Wet/Dry Vac | RIDGID Tools

The RIDGID® Portable wet/dry vac is designed to deliver powerful performance in a compact size. Its lightweight, small size and large carry handle provide comfortable portability.
www.ridgid.com www.ridgid.com

Get the upgraded orange hose. It's longer and more flexible.

I got the hose and vacuum from Home Depot if I remember right. Otherwise it was Lowes.
 
jeeper

jeeper

I live my life 1 dumpster at a time
Location
So Jo, Ut
Unimog said:
Linking into our cordless tool thread, does anyone have a cordless shop vac that they can recommend?
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I bought a dewalt last week for the camper. They have a few different styles, mine is this one..


www.homedepot.com

DEWALT Bagless 20V MAX Stick Cordless General Dirt Filter Handheld Vacuum (Tool Only) DCV501HB - The Home Depot

Infuse a unblemished living space to your family with this Max Cordless Corded Wet and Dry Vacuum from DEWALT. Washable and reusable filter.
www.homedepot.com

Obviously I bought it because I am already dewalt. Killed a couple batteries pretty quick, but does a good cleaning job.
 
S

STAG

Well-Known Member
I ended up getting this vacuum and car kit. Still a 5.0 peak hp motor and small enough to be easy to carry and store. Even smaller than the other one ^

Used it for the first time tonight and I’m happy with it. Won’t suck a golf ball through a garden hose but it did a good job at the Jeep.

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I also used the “Chemical Guys” Butter Wet Wax today. Seems like a decent product and it smells nice. I don’t really have much experience to compare it with but I may look into getting a small power buffer to keep on top of any swirl marks.
 
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anderson750

anderson750

I'm working on it Rose
Location
Price, Utah
bryson

bryson

RME Resident Ninja
Supporting Member
Location
West Jordan
So as it turns out, I have a rotten habit of buying vehicles that are dirty. What do you guys use for cleaning carpets? I've tried many methods including just spot treatment with spray cleaners and a stiff brush all the way to removing the carpet from the vehicle and using the pressure washer (and cleaner and a stiff brush...)

The idea of an all-in-one shampoo machine sounds nice, but is the expense worth it? Recommendations?

Anybody have a shampoo machine they'd rent me?
 
Stephen

Stephen

Who Dares Wins
Moderator
Location
Never Far From Nowhere
bryson said:
So as it turns out, I have a rotten habit of buying vehicles that are dirty. What do you guys use for cleaning carpets? I've tried many methods including just spot treatment with spray cleaners and a stiff brush all the way to removing the carpet from the vehicle and using the pressure washer (and cleaner and a stiff brush...)

The idea of an all-in-one shampoo machine sounds nice, but is the expense worth it? Recommendations?

Anybody have a shampoo machine they'd rent me?
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I have a home carpet cleaner with a furniture attachment I've used with success on vehicle carpets in the past. You're welcome to rent it for free.ninety free.
 
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