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Hi Guys -
I’m looking for a vacuum to clean up debris on the garage? I do sweep but it’s just not enough. I don’t have a backyard so a leaf blower isn’t necessary but is it best to purchase one and use the vacuum option? Or is that for leaves only?
thank you!
Hello @Newgreenthumb
Welcome to Bunnings Workshop! If your garage is like mine and doubles as the storage area for the house I have a three step approach to the storage and dusting of the area. First I use my Ozito cordless blower to blow all the dust and debris out. Next I cover all my stored items with a plastic backed drop sheet. I stored my bikes in an open shed with only the drop sheet as protection and it lasted 5 years. Then the very last I use my Ozito shop vac to pick anything left behind on the floor ( very versatile and I also use it to vacum my car! ). Mind you this is also my woodwork shop so it gets mighty dusty after I do my work. Below are the photos of the items I use. I am planning to build a primary filter bucket for my wet/dry vac just like @JoeAzza so that it extends the life of the unit. There are so many designs on the internet I think it is a vital piece of diy that should be right next to your shop vac. With a little bit of planning and re-arrangement you can maximize both the area and storage of your garage. I hope my suggestions help and gives you a better idea of how you want to keep your garage clean and useful.
Cheers!
Red
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