Review on 🔥 Vacmaster Professional 5 Gallon Wet/Dry Vac, Beast Series - Powerful 5.5 HP, 1-7/8" Hose, Jobsite Vac (Black) by Jesus Jenkins

I turned down the $40 Armor All because reviews said how powerful it was. The reviews are correct. It's an insanely strong vacuum. I mainly use it to clean my cars so the attachments that come with it are perfect. The crevice tool is just the right size between the seats. Car wash vacuums never go between the seats. Very unpleasant. The flat bracket fits all seats and carpets. For example, I would like a nozzle with soft brushes to clean the dashboard and air vents without fear of scratching anything. The hose is longer than cheaper vacuums (7ft) but I think it could be a bit longer. Even on smaller vehicles, you'll need to move the vacuum from both sides of the vehicle to effectively vacuum that side. It has tube extensions but they aren't flexible so you can't always use them. The suction power is insane. Stronger than any car wash cleaner I've ever used. And stronger than most wet and dry vacuums I've used. I understand why some people drill holes to reduce suction. I was worried I would make it but I'm happy with his level of performance. It's more suction than I need to vacuum my car, but I haven't felt the need to reduce it. If you have pets in your car, you need this full-power vacuum cleaner. It has no wheels to roll it around. Damn. But I'd rather have a vacuum cleaner that picks everything up than a flimsy one with wheels. Better than your shop vacuum because it's slightly smaller and more powerful than any shop vacuum in this price range. It's noisy but has a silencer that can be used while vacuuming (not in blowing mode). The muffler reduces the noise somewhat. Makes it quieter than a car wash vacuum cleaner. So yeah, I don't regret the purchase. Worth every penny. I may add some wheels in the future or at least see if I can get a hose extension. For example, I think 7ft of tubing is more and maybe I don't care that it doesn't have wheels. Other things to watch out for. Basically, you need to save attachments separately. The way they claim you can store attachments in the vacuum is just unrealistic and doesn't work. I just exited the box and threw it in there. Anyway, I mostly only use 2 lures so it's not a big deal. You will likely need an extension cord. The cord is long, but unless you're using it in a small garage with outlets on each wall, you'll need an extension cord.