- Is this vac good for both wet and dry messes?
- Yes. It is a wet/dry vacuum, so it picks up water and dry debris. Switch to a wet filter setup before sucking up liquid.
- How does it compare with a plastic 6-gallon vac?
- The stainless tank is tougher and resists rust, but it adds weight and cost. Plastic rivals are lighter and usually quieter.
- Is it too loud for indoor use?
- It is on the loud side. Hearing protection is sensible for long sessions, and it is better suited to garages than living rooms.
- What comes in the box?
- Typical kits include the hose, extension wands, a utility nozzle and a cartridge filter. Check the specific kit for included accessories.
- Does it work on carpet?
- Yes, with the right floor nozzle. The strong suction lifts dirt from low-pile carpet, though the small tank means frequent emptying.
- Can I use bags with it?
- Yes, Ridgid offers disposable filter bags for this size. Bags keep the filter cleaner and make dry debris disposal easier.
- Where is the Ridgid 6 Gallon 4.25 Peak HP Stainless Steel Shop cheapest?
- At The Home Depot, for $99.00, as of our latest check.