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    Has anyone bought a reasonable priced wet and dry vacuum cleaner? Has it stood the test of time?
    I could do with something that wont break the bank ...lets say around £150 or is this being unreasonable ?
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    Default Re: Wet and dry Vacuum

    Hitachi do one thats also a dust collecter for your tools , it has the socket too so that it only runs when your tools running, nice bit of kit, mines about 4 yrs old and still running strong
    I know nothing I havent learnt
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    Got a model number Mike ?
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    Ok found it.
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    Default Re: Wet and dry Vacuum

    Quote Originally Posted by tommyzooom View Post
    yeah seen that one and gets good reviews.
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    Default Re: Wet and dry Vacuum

    I've just paid £100 quids for that Vax one

    And I thought I had got a good deal at that as it had been £150 in the local tool shop Great vac Neale and it was recommended by a builder that I work for - he's had it's predecessor for a good ten years
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    I've just paid £100 quids for that Vax one

    And I thought I had got a good deal at that as it had been £150 in the local tool shop Great vac Neale and it was recommended by a builder that I work for - he's had it's predecessor for a good ten years

    Theres a lot of low prices around but al out of stock
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    Tried Karcher for wet and dry vacs, Very poor in quality and pic up

    Makita do a wet and dry vac thats resonable

    We now have a henry for dry , Probably the best hoover you can get and pick-up is fantastic no matter how much dust/dirt/rubble you put in it

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    Default Re: Wet and dry Vacuum

    Theres a lot of low prices around but al out of stock
    Well my price doesn't look too bad then Neale

    I'll get them to post one down to you if you want
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    Default Re: Wet and dry Vacuum

    Main question is... What is it too be used for..?.. general house duties or work and stone cleaning..like picking up wet waste from cleaning stone floors etc.

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    Main question is... What is it too be used for..?.. general house duties or work and stone cleaning..like picking up wet waste from cleaning stone floors etc.

    Mainly the later but if i can clean the carpet all the better.
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    Mainly the later but if i can clean the carpet all the better.
    The Vax is a belter then Neale
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    Default Re: Wet and dry Vacuum

    You will need one that has suitable filters for cleaning slurry sometimes.... The normal workshop type might not be suitable...always best to ask before you buy.

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    Dewalt do a good one, heard good reports from a supplier about them but then i guess they would say that :/

    Bit more than the £150, come in about £180

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    Dewalt do a good one


    Products-Powertools-Dust Management - Dust Extractors-45 Litre Dust Extractor - DEWALT

    Looks canny Scottley

    AND it'll match the D24000 Neale......
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    The Dewalt is £260 quids

    http://www.toolstation.com/shop/p49700
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    I just been looking and thats for the larger tank version, the smaller is about £180

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    Numatic George pricey but the best out there,have had mine for 3 years its the biz !!

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    Have got the Nilfisk Alto25ltr wet and dry from Screwfix for £90
    Found it superb-powerful and a good size also has a handy built in socket that you can plug power tools into and also an nozzle attachment that fits onto certain power tools.
    I'm sure last year it was advertised more exspensively in the catologue

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    i got a cheap hand held dewalt one from ebay

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    Does depend on actual usuage so size will come into it, will you be using this a lot & light use. Numatic do a very good range and sizes.
    water capacity 23 ltrs approx £280.
    but shop around

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    This is the last one I had - great straight forward, no frills wet vacSo great it got pinched off a job
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    That,s one thing i cant STAND, How can anyone have the nerve to steal someones tools.

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    That,s one thing i cant STAND, How can anyone have the nerve to steal someones tools.
    Ha..someone stole my kneeling pad recently !!!!
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    someone stole my kneeling pad recently !!!
    Was that your Alpro Neale???
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    Was that your Alpro Neale???
    Yep, thats why i just bought a set of Alpro kneepads from Tradetiler.com Home....among other "essentials"
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    Default Re: Wet and dry Vacuum

    I got a Vax. Not sure wot model - had it at least 15 years. I use it for building jobs when I need to wash floor boards, walls, woodwork, garden path, patio etc etc. Really good suction have to replace the filter pretty regularly and had to replace the hose when I sucked up a load of wet plaster and it went off in the hose. It is one heavily abused machine. Cost me £75 or thereabouts and I use it at least once a week.
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    Sorry I lied - It is not a Vax - it is an Aquavac. Still not sure wot model though - all the stickers have long since fallen off. It is grey and red if that helps......
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    One of the builders I work with has a ryobi wet & dry vac it's the larger of the 2 sizes they do and he's had it for years, very good & also blows so you can blow bits of dust out of corners. Dead handy for cleaning out joints between stone when repointing we found.

    It's cheapish to £109 from ryobi direct uk.
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