Wet and dry vacuum cleaner WD 3 P V-19/4/20

Karcher MV3P. It’s been through everything in the past 10+ years and keeps on going. I’m talking about large renovations, sucking out grime from cavity walls and sub floors. https://preview.redd.it/zzdgscun5n7g1.jpeg?width=5712&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=249e0b0a28c562e2ebc468aa593994f779a4c7b9 And regularly sucks up the poop from Sir Poops a lot.

Katcha wet and dry from Mitre 10. It consistently out performs the wife’s fancy vacuums and has been adopted as our day to day option in the house and the garage. Simple, no gimmicks, basic but effective

Second this WD3 model as I own one. It's ugly but it's cheap, reliable and does its job.

100% this - I have had the same Karcher for 10 years now and it works as well as it did on the day I bought it. They are practically indestructible, can handle long continuous use time and I literally have used mine to vacuum stones, sand, leaves, metal filings and everything in-between. I recommend them to everyone. My entire family and previous boss has them too😅😂 EDIT: I have a WD3, which is a smaller vacuum in the range and it’s a beast regardless😎

>So I needed a really strong vacuum to suck over a long distance. There are a lot of wet and dry vacuums with a ridiculous amount of air watts for much cheaper. (Edit: like this for example https://www.hardwarespecialist.com.sg/wet-dry-vacuums/3883-karcher-wd-3-wet-and-dry-vacuum-cleaner.html)

Karcher WD3, wij hebben 2 konijnen die permanent in de rui zijn en hun hooi overal verspreiden. Dit monster werkt echt kei goed hiertegen. Voordeel is dat je 'm ook voor natte dingen kan gebruiken en dat 'ie tegen een stootje kan.

Karcher WD3, Wet & Dry. Best one that's served me well for long. Had a Eureka Forbes one previously which went dead in under a year.

They've service centers all around Kerala. I've never had any problems with all these years of using my Karcher products, got a pressure washer and that vacuum. Just Google them and you can get their addresses. For longevity and product quality I'd recommend them. They're in an affordable range, check them out and see if it suits for your use.