Bosch - GAS18V-3N 18V 2.6-Gallon Wet/Dry Vacuum Cleaner

My Bosch GAS 3N 18v vacuum is pretty nice. Small wet/dry vac that can sling over your shoulder. I don't like the flooring nozzle much, but for a car it'll be fine. I use it on construction sites. Thing never clogs up like my old makita vacuum did. I use makita everything except for my vacuum and nailguns lol. Their vacuums don't get good till you're past the $600 mark imo and at that point you're not using it privately anymore.

I have a 25 year old Dyson cylinder that still works but it's a pain to carry up/down stairs so I bought a cheapo Chinese thing for about 20 quid which...works until it doesn't. It overheats pretty quickly. so I stopped using it. I bought an upright cordless shark, it's "ok" but not great for anything where stuff can wrap around the roller. I swear I've spent more time taking the damn thing apart and unblocking it than actually hoovering. The cordless is great, as is the little light on the front but yeah, I would NOT have this as a main hoover. 30 min battery time is a bit lame too. I also have a shark handheld which is cordless. now that IS useful. Battery is only about 10 mins tho so it's good for spot cleaning, cleaning car or cleaning up a spillage somewhere. Or doing shelves/cobwebs. I also have two Eufy robots, they are pretty fing good. They do 30-45 mins a day up/down stairs (hence 2), they usually need emptying twice a week so they are picking up a lot of dust/dead fern leaves and carpet sheddings. Wouldn't be without the robots. If I had to choose ONE, I would go Dyson. Do not get the shark, it's not a daily driver. The henry is good, I've used them a lot when doing DIY at other people's houses, they are bomb proof. There's also a reason why most office cleaners will use one, they suck like a 10 quid crack ho. I also have two bosch battery ones, one of them is an amazing wet/dry with godly suction power, way stronger than any of the vacs I have, great for skirting boards/edges and stuff the robots can't do or get to. Also attaches to bosch sanders.

Der blaue nass trocken Sauger ist tatsächlich mein letztes Bosch Blau Produkt. Das hat mich leider auch enttäuscht. Zum nass saugen ist er nur eingeschränkt zu nutzen. Und er ist sehr laut. Bosch ist daher bei mir unten durch weil sie keine pro Gartengeräte haben. Ich würde gerne etwas mehr für Gute Qualität zahlen. Aber wie gesagt, Einhell hat mich positiv überrascht.

Was tempted get a Parkside but got a bosch instead. Having the ability to suck the water up when cutting through copper is the best thing ever.

These are absolutely hopeless. The only good cordless vacuum I’ve come across is the Bosch 18v.

wir haben einen von Bosch..der läuft auch mit meinen Akkus vom Werkzeug 😀 Sind zufrieden. Hundehaare werden gut aufgesaugt nur wischen kann er nicht

Ich hab Bosch gekauft, ehrlich gesagt weil ich das Ladekabel von meinem Akkuschrauber verloren habe