Walmart has
Hart 6-Gallon 5HP Corded Wet/Dry Vacuum w/ Car Cleaning Kit (Stainless Steel; VOC608S 3704) on sale for
$29.97. Select free store pickup where available, otherwise
shipping is free w/ Walmart+ (
free 30-day trial) or on orders of $35+.
Thanks to Deal Hunter
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Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location
Includes - Hart 6-Gallon 5HP Wet/Dry Vacuum w/ Car Cleaning Kit (Stainless Steel)
- 1-1/4" Hart Diameter Hose and Attachments
- 6'x1-1/4" Hart Hose
- 3x Hart Extension Wands
- Hart Crevice Tool
- Reusable Cloth Filter
- Foam Wet Filter
- 3-Piece Car Cleaning Kit
Top Comments
It is heavy, so don't buy it expecting to take it anywhere.
Also fairly sure the OEM maybe vacmaster, but I don't have any proof other than some VM products are very similar and have almost identical part numbering.
Community Reviews
This Hart 6 gallon stainless steel wet dry vac is best as a compact, budget shop vac for garage, basement, and car cleanup. The suction gets praised for dust, concrete bits, sawdust, drywall chunks, and even flood water, and the wheels make it easy to move around. It also works well with the car cleaning kit and can handle light indoor dusting with the right bag and filter. The main drawbacks are the short cord, narrow hose, and some reports of thin metal, fragile plastic tabs, or early motor failure. A practical pick if you want a small, versatile vac without stepping up to a full size unit.
Common Questions (6)
It is light enough for many people to carry and roll around on its wheels, though the steel canister is thin and the motor sits in the lid. It fits between a regular household vacuum and a larger shop vac, but the cord is short and may require an extension cord.
Some units have lasted for years with regular use, but others failed quickly from brush wear, burning smells, or thin metal damage. The canister and bottom are described as very thin, and plastic tabs can break easily, so it is best suited to occasional or light-duty use.
Yes, it can handle wet pickup well, including pooled rainwater, basement leaks, and even large flood cleanup jobs. One practical caveat is that the float/overflow ball can stick after emptying, so it may need time to dry before continuous reuse.
Yes. It has been used successfully for concrete bits, dust, sawdust, drywall chunks, coins, and even basement water pickup. The 80 CFM, 1-1/4" hose setup is strong for a compact vac, but it is not as powerful as larger 16-gallon units and can clog on bigger debris.
Yes, it works well for car detailing and general dust pickup, and the included attachments make it useful for cleaning interiors and hard-to-reach spots. It can also vacuum carpets in a pinch, but it is not a true carpet cleaner and does not replace a beater-bar vacuum for deep cleaning.
Yes, if you plan to use it indoors or for fine dust like drywall, the HEPA bag and air filter help trap very small particles. They slightly reduce suction, but they make cleanup cleaner and replacements are reportedly easy to find in Walmart stores.
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It is heavy, so don't buy it expecting to take it anywhere.
Also fairly sure the OEM maybe vacmaster, but I don't have any proof other than some VM products are very similar and have almost identical part numbering.
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It is heavy, so don't buy it expecting to take it anywhere.
Also fairly sure the OEM maybe vacmaster, but I don't have any proof other than some VM products are very similar and have almost identical part numbering.
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