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Wet Dry Vac
Posted by Rob Marini
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Wet Dry Vac June 26, 2005 06:54PM |
Registered: 17 years ago Posts: 72 |
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Re: Wet Dry Vac June 26, 2005 11:28PM |
Registered: 17 years ago Posts: 39 |
<HTML>Rob,
Honestly the only reason I can think of to have a larger 8-12 gallon vacuum would be if you only plan on cleaning out your vacuum cleaner once a year. Otherwise there is no real need for a vac that size. I say save the money and get a quality 6 gallon. Even a 6 gal will take a very long time to fill with dry dirt particles.
When you are looking at HP ratings be aware that these figures are often inflated and really mean nothing when it comes to cleaning power. The figure you want to look for is 'inches of lift'. The higher the number the stronger the suction and this is all that really matters when you are vacuuming out a vehicle.</HTML>
Honestly the only reason I can think of to have a larger 8-12 gallon vacuum would be if you only plan on cleaning out your vacuum cleaner once a year. Otherwise there is no real need for a vac that size. I say save the money and get a quality 6 gallon. Even a 6 gal will take a very long time to fill with dry dirt particles.
When you are looking at HP ratings be aware that these figures are often inflated and really mean nothing when it comes to cleaning power. The figure you want to look for is 'inches of lift'. The higher the number the stronger the suction and this is all that really matters when you are vacuuming out a vehicle.</HTML>
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Re: Wet Dry Vac June 27, 2005 12:36AM |
Registered: 17 years ago Posts: 72 |
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