SM20 Wet Dry Shampoo Vacuum Cleaner, HEPA Filter, 5.28 Gallon Shop Vac, Yellow

Handle came broken and suction kinda suck
Suction sucks performance sucks 👎and quality sucks I received it broken👎call seller and Amazon they said the would contact seller but no ones gottten back to me👎

At first I was disappointed, and now I am impressed.
I had a high-end body shop for 20 years and we had our SOP’s (Standard Operating Procedures) Every car that was repaired got a thorough detailing before leaving the shop which included the interior. For the rugs and the fabric seats, if they were grimy, we would mist some water on them using a fine spray from a hose, and then mist a fine coating of fabric /carpet cleaner, do a light scrub, then vacuum with a wet/day vac. Then repeat a second tie but with just a rinse and vac. The results were amazing.So, I approached this unit hoping to do the same method. You can if you want to, do the same method, but this unit is superbly engineered to an approach that is slightly different. First off, the spray how and vacuum are all incorporated into the same handle. (They give you a smaller handle with about a 5-inch-wide paddle/suction which is ideal for a car or smaller throw rungs as well as a wider one)Okay first disappointment was that the spray bulb focused more on hitting the bottom of the plastic suction tool then it did on the fabric. After a little use I came to realize that by doing it that way you had the ultimate applicator. That way you were not dealing with uncontrollable spray. It targeted exactly where you wanted it, and if you wanted to you could do it in all one sweep. So, in a dingle stroke you wet and vac’s. It didn’t get all of the deep dirt in a single pass, but after going over the seat and the residual dampness imbedded into the fabric, made all the deep dirt suddenly cleanable, and made it perfectly clean w/out any soap. Soap is a challenge because if you don’t rinse it all out, it attracts dirt. With the is method you don’t need it. I’m surprised with how new my car looks inside, and it is almost 124 years old. 14So, you can use this as a stand-alone vacuum cleaner, or as a combination wet and or dry vac. There is a separate water container on the side that is easily removable. When doing wet applications, you pull the dry filter off, and put the wet sponge filter on. I can’t recommend this high enough. Just be sure to fully insert the wet clear plastic feed hose fully into the port for excellent results. The hand control switch is a wireless communicator with the base so all you have to do is simply pair it according to the instructions. It’s nice to know you can turn the vac, or spray, or both on or off right from the control handle. Detailing has really come a long way.

Compact and easy to use.
This is a quite handy vacuum. It’s lightweight with good wheels and an easily used carry handle on top.There is plenty of suction for cleaning up and the water/soap capability is great!It isn’t as loud as my upright vacuum cleaner. It just kinda purrs along. The water tank is fully removable and has a flat bottom, making it much easier to fill. The suction wand handle has a built-in remote control for both the wet and dry functions (must be “paired” before 1st use…easily done) that controls the modes and speed/suction force. The wand also has a bleed gate conveniently placed within thumb reach. An air filter and water screen are supplied and their instillation is also easy. When using it wet, the tubing will release any accumulated water left in the hose (a few ounces/ml), so a drip pan, or bucket might be needed readily at hand.There are several attachments, of course, and they all are easily fitted, but a connection check before turning on the wet function is prudent. (I made a bit of a mess on my 1st try.)I actually like the “smiley face” pattern designed into the top. It’s a happy little vacuum.It works just fine for me.