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
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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 wet and dry vacuum is a compact, wheeled shop vac that stands out for strong suction, easy portability, and useful cleanup around garages, basements, cars, and light renovation messes. It handles dust, drywall, sawdust, concrete bits, leaves, and even flood water well, and the blower function and car-cleaning use get positive mention too. The main drawbacks are the short cord, narrow hose, and a few durability concerns, including thin metal, fragile plastic tabs, and occasional motor or float issues. It is a practical small-vac option when you want more reach than a household vacuum without moving up to a full-size unit.
Common Questions (5)
It is light enough for many users to carry and roll around on its wheels, and the stainless body is described as thin with most of the weight in the lid and motor. It is still heavier than a small handheld vac, so it is better for garage or house use than for hauling around constantly.
Yes. It has been used for wet/dry cleanup, pooled rainwater, basement flooding, and even about 100 gallons of flood water, and it can also handle pellet stove cleaning. One reported caveat is that the overflow-prevention float can stick after emptying, so the chamber may need time to dry before the next round.
Some units have lasted for years with good suction, but others failed after months or about a year, including burned motors, worn brushes, broken plastic tabs, and even a hole in the thin metal canister after vacuuming glass. It is best suited to occasional or moderate use rather than heavy daily abuse.
Yes. It has been used successfully for concrete dust, drywall chunks, sawdust, coins, marbles, and basement water pickup, with several owners describing the suction as strong for the price. The 1-1/4" hose and 80 CFM rating are enough for typical cleanup, but larger debris can clog near the hose connection.
Often yes. The cord is described as short, so an extension cord or frequent outlet changes may be needed to reach a whole house or larger work area.
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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.
heavy??
Its thin tin/aluminum-walled and plastic on top and bottom. I use it specifically because it is so light and versatile. Maybe we're using different products?
But also consider the 10 gallon plastic weighs the same as this 6 gallon steel.
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