Vacuuming after refurbishment

Swasterix

We’re going through the same at the moment. Another +1 for the Vax wet and dry. Mine has stood up to an awful lot of abuse over the last 6 months and just keeps going. It’s an absolute animal. 

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https://www.amazon.co.uk/Einhell-Stainless-Function-Workshop-Artificial/dp/B01N7G1CH7/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?c=ts&keywords=Wet-Dry+Vacuums&qid=1694985552&refinements=p_89%3AEinhell&s=kitchen-appliances&sr=1-2&ts_id=3576389031

Hammered this during all my work 

Gavin83

Mnoee said:

Henry/numatic. I have the 'Charles' version which is both a larger capacity and does wet and dry, there's a few options at different price points. They're basically indestructible and very popular across a range of industries for that reason - for everyday 'normal' usage the common complaint is that they're heavy and bulky.

I've only had a kitchen refurb, but it dealt with that just fine. He's also been sucking up fallen leaves/fuscias in the garden for years with no complaints. 

I managed to break two while renovating! 

I now have a Titan wet & dry from Screwfix for heavy duty cleaning and sawdust extraction. So far it’s done a good job and was cheap to boot. Accessories feel cheap though and I wouldn’t use it for day to day cleaning but it’s good for renovations.

Have also used a Dyson for some minor renovation work and that’s been fine. I do agree that the filters need a lot of cleaning though.

Fen1

Thank you to everyone for the advice. Got lots to think about.