Review on 🔌 PTS Wet Dry Blow Vacuum: 3-in-1 Shop Vacuum Cleaner with 18KPA Powerful Suction & 8 Gallon Large Capacity – Ideal for Garage, Home, Workshop, Hard Floors, Pet Hair & More! by Sopheak Kupke

I will not have the same pleasant experience as other reviewers. Other reviewers have done a great job describing all of the unique features of this vacuum cleaner, so I will not attempt to go into those details. Yes, you can fill it with some water to extract particles from the dirt, but I don't need that function. Yes, it has the ability to connect pneumatic tools and supply a pneumatic air hose, but I don't need that feature. It has two reusable vacuum bags, but I've found that using those bags reduces the power of the vacuum so much that it becomes unusable with the vacuum bag. With pouches, I could barely pick up most of my pet's hair off the floor. Removing the bags increases suction significantly, but now you have to throw out a dirty, nasty trash can, and that's no good. The base unit only has two tiny mounting slots, but comes with far more attachments than it can hold. It comes with a special hose that uses the pneumatic hose feature, but since I won't be using one, I don't know what to do with that hose as far as I can tell. The long handle that accompanies the device is made of lightweight aluminum and feels completely belated. The grips on the handle are loose and wobbly. The two floor level carpet/floor nozzles are almost useless and don't suck up dirt and debris from the floor very well, especially when using a bag filter. The base unit is big, chunky, and quite heavy. I initially wanted to order this as a replacement for my standard woodworking vacuum so I can use that vacuum for the rest of the house (I currently use my industrial vacuum as a built in dust extractor). in my garage). Unfortunately, what I have left is a not-so-powerful vacuum, with features I don't need, it's heavy and bulky, with a bunch of accessories I don't need that should just stay in the box. came as storage I think. When I tried using it as a dust collector, I found that the hose and nozzles didn't match the other parts of my dust collector; a hole for a saw, a dust bin, and various hand tools I use to clean up small messes. It's almost completely useless. Again, maybe it's me. Maybe it's such a special vacuum that it doesn't meet the broad requirements for me as I thought. Maybe I'm wrong if I think it's like a vacuum cleaner that a cheap motel would buy for their employees to clean used motel rooms. Maybe paying $350 for a vacuum is common where you're from, but I'm perfectly happy with my $100 big vacuum that does so much more than this. Maybe I'll learn to love it and when I do I'll be sure to update my review but until that happens I just can't give a good review and now I'm stuck on this thing.