-- Vac Advice and Rafael Porter are pleased to announce the release of their new shop vac buyers' guide. The blog articles provides helpful details on the categories of vacs, their purpose, design and size options. A detailed analysis of the above factors will help to determine whether a particular brand and model is the best choice for a specific environment. The guide covers the various types of vacs, as well as how to pick a suitable vac based on capacity.
A shop vac is designed to do the hard clean-up jobs in a shop or garage. It typically requires plenty of power, without being too noisy or messy while cleaning. Reliability is another factor which enters into the decision-making process. The right vacuum cleaner will pick up dirt, water, shavings and other small debris which needs to be taken care of. It may be a small shop vac, portable vac, car vacuum or others in-between.
The reviews cover several types of vacs, including wet/dry vacs, drum vacuums, pneumatic shop vacs and backpack types. The pick for the best wet/dry vac is the Vacmaster Detachable Lower Dry/Wet Vacuum. The best heavy-duty, high capacity shop vac is the Ridgid 16 Gallon Wet/Dry Shop Vacuum. This model will hold up to sixteen wet or dry gallons. The choice for a wall-mounted shop vac is a VacuMaid GV50 Professional Wall Mounted Shop Vac.
The Dewalt 20 Volt MAX Cordless & Corded Wet/Dry Vacuum is a great example of cordless shop vacuum. This type of unit is suitable for areas with inadequate electrical power. For a car shop vac, the editor's choice is the Ridgid 14 Gallon Shop Vacuum.
Another approach to selecting a shop vac is to look at the capacity of the tank or canister. This will help to determine the right model for the particular environment.
Contact Info:
Name: Rafael Porter
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Organization: Vac Advice
Address: 4127 Murphy Court, Saint Paul, MN 55104
Phone: (610) 289-1183
Release ID: 137335
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