There are times when you’ll need to pull a vacuum cleaner out to pick up dried pet food. Then, immediately after, you have to wipe any moist residue off your floor! What a pain it is to use two large tools for two very separate jobs. Gosh, if only a single tool existed that could do both tasks simultaneously.
Well, there is—it’s called a wet/dry vacuum cleaner. This tool has the ability to pick up wet stains and dry piles of dirt, all in the same pass. Today, we’re going to look at different brands of wet/dry vacuum cleaners to show you which brands you can trust.
Upright Models
Bissell
BISSELL is known for manufacturing pet-safe floor cleaning appliances, so you know that from among its wide selection of vacuums and mops, it’ll have a hybrid that combines the best of both worlds. BISSELL’s wet/dry vacuum models are among the top-tier choices for home use. They use extremely soft microfiber brush rolls that lift debris and gently massage floors, a dual-tank system that separates clean water from contaminated water, packaged in a lightweight, user-friendly upright vacuum. For anyone with pets, BISSELL should be the first brand to consider.
Tineco
Tineco has been around for over two decades, but it’s only recently that it has proven itself to be a top contender in the floor-cleaning appliance game. Although it’s known for its cordless stick vacuums, Tineco has a pretty wide selection of cordless wet/dry vacuums to choose from. Some of its “hotter” wet/dry vacuum cleaners come with state-of-the-art monitors and controls systems to deliver just as much power as is needed for optimal cleaning. Furthermore, its near-bezel-free floorhead design makes cleaning spills along baseboards and furniture legs so much easier than ever.
Hoover
When it comes to wet/dry upright vacuum cleaners, there aren’t very many brands that can stand up to Hoover, at least in terms of suction power and tank capacity. Hoover, which caters to tens of millions of residential and commercial users, has released several wet/dry vacuum cleaners that come with a wider range of features than most of its competitors, including self-propulsion and auto-mixing and dispensing systems. Anyone who has shaggy area rugs or wall-to-wall carpeting will appreciate Hoover’s lineup of beefy wet/dry uprights.
Canister Models
Stanley
While Stanley manufacturers handheld and wet/dry canister vacs, its lineup of canister wet/dry vacuum cleaners are what captures the eyes of most shoppers. Stanley mainly caters to hobbyists and industrial workers, which is evident by its massive 6-gallon to 12-gallon models, but residential users can also take advantage of Stanley’s tinier 2-to-4-gallon options. Whatever size you go with, customers will feel comfortable with their decision, knowing that their wet/dry vacuums sport ultra-beefy motors to pick up more than just moist sawdust and even concrete.
CRAFTSMAN
If you thought a 12-gallon wet/dry vac was impressive, you ain’t seen nothing yet! CRAFTSMAN, as one of the most well-known manufacturers of tools, offers wet/dry canister vacuum cleaners as large as 20 gallons. Best of all, many of its models come fitted with a HEPA filter for maximum dust retention, which is great for homes and ideal for construction sites. What might interest you, especially for those working in spacious areas, is that there are even cordless wet/dry canister vacs. There’s certainly no innovation when it comes to CRAFTSMAN’s craft.
Vacmaster
If there were one word that could perfectly describe Vacmaster as a brand, it’s affordability. However, with affordability comes very little in terms of features and add-ons, which shouldn’t be a problem for anyone shopping on a tight budget. But one thing you’ll be happy about is you’re your Vacmaster wet/dry canister vac will suck in a good way! From its 5-gallon models to its 16-gallon beasts, shoppers could save a ton of money and receive excellent after-sales services by choosing Vacmaster.
