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Select Home Depot Stores: RYOBI 40V 10-Gal Cordless Wet/Dry Vacuum (Tool Only)
$50.05
$199.00
(In-Store Only)
Select Home Depot Stores (link for reference only) have RYOBI 40V 10-Gallon Cordless Wet/Dry Vacuum (Tool Only, RY40WD01B) for $50.03 (In-Store Only).
Thanks to Community Member LovelyStar832 for finding this deal.
Note: In-store availability and price will vary.
Features:
Thanks to Community Member LovelyStar832 for finding this deal.
Note: In-store availability and price will vary.
Features:
- Corded performance delivers up to 80 CFM and 50 IOW
- Cordless convenience for cleaning around the jobsite, workshop, car, and more
- Integrated storage for accessories and hose
- Up to 60 minutes of runtime with a 40V 6.0 Ah battery (battery and charger sold separately)
- IPX4 water resistant battery enclosure provides added protection
- Drain plug to easily empty liquids
- Operates at as low as 68 db(A) of sound
- Included 8' x 1-7/8" flexible hose twists securely into place
- Includes a cartridge filter for dry debris and foam filter for liquid clean-ups
- Works with all RYOBI 40V Batteries
- 3-year manufacturer's warranty
- Includes: RY40WD01 40V 10 Gallon Wet/Dry Vacuum, Cartridge Filter, Foam Filter, 8' x 1-7/8' Hose, Crevice Tool, Floor Nozzle, Drain Plug, (2) Extension Wands, (2) Extension Wand Clips, (4) Casters and Operator's Manual
- Battery and charger sold separately
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Edited May 21, 2024
at 12:22 PM
Saw this 40V Wet/dry vacuum for $50, with regular price being $199. I picked one up, plenty more left.
https://www.homedepot.c
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Created 05-15-2024
at 03:21 PM
by LovelyStar832
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Last Edited by fsx100
May 16, 2024
at
12:21 PM
Check the "clearance" price for your HD, online. IF your store is showing the $50 clearance price online, but not instore, ASK FOR THE MANAGER to override the price to $50.
Uploaded picture of vacuums on sale. I found mine at 11725 Bustleton Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19116. Brickseek link below...
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Uploaded picture of vacuums on sale. I found mine at 11725 Bustleton Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19116. Brickseek link below...
https://brickseek.com/home-depot-...=319360335
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Absolutely. I used the price checker and it showed $199, then took it to the register where it rung up $50.
I had two pre-purchase concerns: 1. Would this thing have decent suction (I could not find a HP rating anywhere). 2. Would it be able able to handle vacuuming my entire car on a single charge.
First, the suction; fantastic! I have a white bulldog and black carpeting in my car...the ultimate vacuum test. It passed with flying colors. I was completely impressed as I started using it.
Second, the battery life; abysmal. I spent about 5 minutes hitting the front driver's side. Moved the seat forward and went around to the rear driver's side, within 30 seconds the battery was fully depleted.
Full disclosure, my battery is far from new. I've had it for maybe 7 years, so this may not be the fairest test. However, despite its age, the battery powers my mower long enough to handle both my front and back yards with juice left to spare, which leads me to believe all that suction comes with some high energy demands.
I'll be repackaging this beast and returning it post haste.
I had two pre-purchase concerns: 1. Would this thing have decent suction (I could not find a HP rating anywhere). 2. Would it be able able to handle vacuuming my entire car on a single charge.
First, the suction; fantastic! I have a white bulldog and black carpeting in my car...the ultimate vacuum test. It passed with flying colors. I was completely impressed as I started using it.
Second, the battery life; abysmal. I spent about 5 minutes hitting the front driver's side. Moved the seat forward and went around to the rear driver's side, within 30 seconds the battery was fully depleted.
Full disclosure, my battery is far from new. I've had it for maybe 7 years, so this may not be the fairest test. However, despite its age, the battery powers my mower long enough to handle both my front and back yards with juice left to spare, which leads me to believe all that suction comes with some high energy demands.
I'll be repackaging this beast and returning it post haste.
That's weird because it rang up as $50 at my store ….
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It would make all the difference if you share the amp hour size or even the watt hour rating that's listed on the bottom of the battery.
On another note, I was able to vacuum a fairly dirty compact sedan with a 2 year old 5ah that had 3 bars of life. It died right when I finished. I used the high power setting about 80% of the time.
This is rated for 80 cfm which is the exact same rating as the ryobi 6 gal 18v shop vac. I will say that in comparing the 6 gal 18v shop vac to this 40v 10 gallon that they are fairly similar. I was expecting a better suction than the 18v, but I would say they are about the same (as the rating suggests). The 40v is definitely MUCH quieter, which is really nice, but the 40v with a 5ah battery functions almost exactly the same as the 18v 6 gal with a 9ah battery.
And after 20 min of waiting it rang up at 199 lol 🫠
https://www.homedepot.c
Is it a new model or just a new listing with higher price?
https://www.homedepot.c
Is it a new model or just a new listing with higher price?
Mine only came with one filter, so that's a different product
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