Costco Wholesale offers its
Members: 8-Gallon DeWalt 4 HP Stealthsonic Quiet Stainless Steel Wet Dry Vacuum (DXV08SL-QTA) on sale for
$79.99.
Shipping is free.
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Features: - Powerful 4 Peak HP motor provides maximum suction and high airflow to clear out the toughest workshop or jobsite messes.
- Engineered with Stealthsonic technology to run ultra-quietly, delivering less than 65 dBA of operational noise.
- Up to 50% quieter performance and features an extended 3x longer motor lifetime compared to standard wet/dry shop vacuums.
- Heavy-duty, durable stainless steel tank construction provides premium rust resistance and a clean look.
- Equipped with a 15-foot power cord and a convenient integrated cord-wrap handle design for tidy storage.
- Includes a durable, crush-resistant hose along with an on-board accessory storage system to keep attachments organized.
Community Reviews
This DeWalt 8 gallon wet dry vacuum stands out for being much quieter than a typical shop vac while still handling garage and dust collection work well. The stainless steel build and metal base add appeal, and it can be a solid fit for car cleaning or a bucket and cyclone setup. The main drawbacks are the 4 HP suction, which feels light for tougher wet or dry debris, and the hose and attachments, which can be stiff, awkward, and lacking onboard tool storage. It looks best suited to lighter, quieter shop use rather than heavy construction cleanup.
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PROTIP — For anyone who actually gets one of the adapters, be aware the stock cuff is reverse threaded and they also glue it a bit. After cranking on it for a bit (first the wrong way lol then the "right" way) I wound up taking a long screwdriver & slowly working it between the cuff & hose until I got it out the other side (exiting inside the cuff). Then I held both sides of the screwdriver & worked it around the cuff, i.e., parallel to the hose, like a prybar to loosen the glue.
If you don't mind losing a couple inches you can also just cut the damn hose to avoid the headache but... who can afford to lose a couple inches off their hose?? ∠( ᐛ」 ∠)_
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