10 bestShop Vacsof June 2025
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Vacmaster Red Edition VOC508S 1101 Stainless Steel Wet Dry Shop Vacuum 5 Gallon 4 Peak HP 1-1/4 inch Hose Powerful Suction with Blower Function
Vacmaster
9.9
2
Armor All AA255W 2.5 Gallon Wet/Dry Vac 2.0 Peak HP Shop Vacuum with Nozzles & Brush, 2.5-Gallon, Orange/Black
Armor All
9.8
3
Armor All 1.5-Gallon 2 Peak HP Vac-Mate Wet/Dry Vacuum, AA155, Orange
Armor All
9.6
4
DEWALT 20V MAX Wet-Dry Vacuum, Cordless (DCV580H)
DEWALT
9.5
5
VEVOR Stainless Steel Wet Dry Shop Vacuum, 5.5 Gallon 6 Peak HP Wet/Dry Vac, Powerful Suction with Blower Function with Attachments 2-in-1 Crevice Nozzle, Small Shop Vac Perfect for Carpet Debris, Pet
VEVOR
9.3
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Milwaukee 0880-20 18-Volt Cordless Wet/Dry Vacuum
LIGO Shop Vac, Wet Dry Vacuum Cleaner, 4 Gallon, 4.0 Peak HP, Corded, 1000W, Stainless Steel Tank, 15 KPA, Suction Hose Dia.1 1/4 Inch 1.5 Meter with Blower Function
DEWALT DXV06P 4 Peak HP Shop Vacuums, 6 Gallon Poly Wet/Dry Vac, Heavy-Duty Shop Vacuum with Blower Function Yellow+Black
Amazon Basics Stainless Steel Tank 4 gallon, 3 HP Powerful Suction Wet/Dry Vacuum for Garage and Car, Grey/Black
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Vacmaster VBVB611PF 1101 6 Gallon 5 Peak HP Wet Dry Shop Vacuum 1-1/4 Inch Hose Powerful Suction with Detachable Blower
Vacmaster
9.1
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VEVOR Shop Vacuum Wet and Dry, 5 Gallon 6 Peak HP Wet/Dry Vac, Powerful Suction with Blower Function with Attachments 2-in-1 Crevice Nozzle, Small Shop Vac Perfect for Carpet Debris, Pet Hair, Car
VEVOR
8.9
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Stanley 4 Gallon Wet Dry Vacuum, 4 Peak HP Stainless Steel 3 in 1 Shop Vacuum Blower with Powerful Suction, for Job Site, Garage, Basement, Model: SL18301-4B
Stanley
8.6
9
DEWALT 20V MAX Vacuum, Wet/Dry, Tool Only (DCV581H)
DEWALT
8.4
10
Shop-Vac 2021005 1 Gallon Micro Wet/Dry Vacuum, 1.0 Peak HP, 1.25 Inch Diameter x 4 Foot Hose, 6 Food Cord, Lightweight and Portable, Quick Wet/Dry Pickup
Shop-Vac
8.1
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A Guide to Selecting the Best Shop Vacs
Choosing the right shop-vac (also known as a wet/dry vacuum) can make cleaning up your workshop, garage, or job site much easier. Shop-vacs are designed to handle both dry debris and liquid spills, making them versatile tools for many cleaning tasks. When picking a shop-vac, it's important to think about the types of messes you'll be cleaning, how much space you have for storage, and how often you'll use it. Understanding the key features will help you find a model that fits your needs and makes your cleaning jobs more efficient.
Tank Capacity
Tank capacity refers to how much debris or liquid the shop-vac can hold before it needs to be emptied. This is usually measured in gallons. Smaller tanks (2-6 gallons) are lighter and easier to store, making them good for quick cleanups or small spaces. Medium tanks (7-12 gallons) offer a balance between capacity and portability, suitable for most home workshops or garages. Large tanks (14 gallons and up) are best for heavy-duty jobs or big messes, but they can be bulky and harder to move. To pick the right size, think about how much debris you usually need to clean up and how much space you have to store the vacuum.
Horsepower (HP) or Motor Power
Horsepower or motor power tells you how strong the shop-vac's suction is. Higher horsepower means more powerful suction, which is helpful for picking up heavy debris or large amounts of liquid. Light-duty models usually have lower horsepower (around 1-2 HP), which is fine for dust and small messes. Medium-duty models (2-4 HP) can handle sawdust, small nails, and moderate spills. Heavy-duty models (5 HP and above) are best for construction debris or big cleanups. Choose the power level based on the types of messes you expect to tackle most often.
Portability and Weight
Portability and weight affect how easy it is to move the shop-vac around your workspace. Smaller, lighter models are easier to carry and store, making them good for quick jobs or if you need to move the vacuum between locations. Larger models may have wheels and handles to help with movement, but they can still be heavy when full. If you need to clean multiple areas or carry the vacuum up and down stairs, look for a model that is easy to transport.
Filtration System
The filtration system keeps dust and debris from escaping back into the air. Basic filters are fine for large debris, but if you’re cleaning up fine dust (like drywall or concrete dust), you’ll want a more advanced filter, such as a HEPA filter, which traps smaller particles. Some shop-vacs also have wet filters for liquid cleanups. Consider what types of messes you’ll be cleaning and if anyone in your home has allergies or sensitivities to dust when choosing the right filtration system.
Attachments and Accessories
Attachments and accessories, like extension wands, crevice tools, and brush heads, make the shop-vac more versatile for different cleaning tasks. Some models come with a variety of tools, while others offer them as optional extras. Think about the surfaces and spaces you’ll be cleaning—tight corners, car interiors, or upholstery may require specific attachments. Choose a shop-vac that either comes with the tools you need or is compatible with accessories you can add later.
Blower Function
Some shop-vacs can also be used as blowers, which is useful for clearing leaves, dust, or debris from driveways and garages. If you think you’ll use this feature, look for a model with a blower port or a detachable blower. If you only need suction, this feature may not be important for you.
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