Titan 1300W 16Ltr Wet & Dry Vacuum Cleaner + 2 year guarantee £34.99 @ Screwfix

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Not a good vacuum cleaner, noisy and not picking much dust..

arvino02/09/2019 07:23

Not a good vacuum cleaner, noisy and not picking much dust..

I’m using it to pick up mess inc plaster dust and it blowed straight out the back.

If you want it for picking up dust you MUST purchase the HEPA filter to go with it.

Since I used that with this hoover it’s been great!

CardboardCutout02/09/2019 06:16

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I don't use vacuum bags with this, just a filter you can buy for it. Much better and more economical.bJust tap and clean.

Great little hoover for the money.

I do not recommend it, very poor suction and bad bags compartment design.

cr3102/09/2019 07:31

I’m using it to pick up mess inc plaster dust and it blowed straight out t …I’m using it to pick up mess inc plaster dust and it blowed straight out the back.If you want it for picking up dust you MUST purchase the HEPA filter to go with it.Since I used that with this hoover it’s been great!Read lessRead more

You mean the 'titan vacuum cleaner filter bag'?
I had one of these with the bags to go along. Replace it after a couple of months, and bought a Hoover, can notice the difference straight away. On carpets.

I've got one of these and very surprised at how good the suction is, I've got an Husky and she sheds loads and this deals with the hair brilliantly. I do use bags with mine. The pipes are a bit weak and flimsy but apparently Henry pipes fit and you can buy them pretty cheap on Ebay.

CardboardCutout02/09/2019 06:16

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You can get 20 bags for £14.99 off eBay
I have this vacuum and would never buy it again... lid unclips by itself then bottom part comes off just as you walk up/down the stairs with it...

I have a similar model, but Lidl branded. I imagine they come out of the same factory. I use it purely for DIY tasks, and it's brilliant. However, I would recommend the HEPA filter, as the bags don't catch the really fine dust.

Alternatively, position it so it's blowing outside, or attach another hose to the outlet and out it out of the window.

arvino02/09/2019 07:23

Not a good vacuum cleaner, noisy and not picking much dust..

Mine is fantastic.

I’ve had this vacuum cleaner model for a couple of years and it’s great. Buy the screw fix bags for it, which are very good at filtering and large capacity. Very strong suction. Use it as the workshop cleaner and it’s one of the best I’ve owned. I don’t use it in the house, it’s not really designed for that.

Is it not £30 in b&q?

I got this model or a similar one a few years ago. It was great at picking up dust, plaster and all sorts of building rubbish!

Good for the above but not sure it would be good to use as an everyday vacuum

Excellent piece of kit i use for plumbing. No need for bowls or rags to collect the water.
For example when moving a toilet or replacing. Just suck out the water and then no spillages. Really handy!!

arvino02/09/2019 07:59

You mean the 'titan vacuum cleaner filter bag'? I had one of these with …You mean the 'titan vacuum cleaner filter bag'? I had one of these with the bags to go along. Replace it after a couple of months, and bought a Hoover, can notice the difference straight away. On carpets.Read lessRead more

no, its the HEPA filter, granted its expensive and near the price of the machine, but defo worth the investment.
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Just get Henry bag and fit over centre sponge in this vacuum to add HEPA..The paper bags I use duck tape to make it air tight and stop dust getting out.With both bags it works great..I just change centre bag when needed. Fitting to push on this vac fits Henry pipe so easy cheap upgrade as pipe is naff.. Really sucks this vac.

I had one of these, used the standard bags and it just spewed out fine dust into the air, especially when hoovering plaster etc. Better off getting a henry in my opinion.

80 Henry bags are around £47 in Costco, there a pound each in b and m

Thanks @Chanchi32 bought one. (got a £5 in post from Screwfix today)

I bought this for temporary use. But I've used it one year now at home. All good except noise. And it's to strong for my carpet, so I use it with a turbo brush, witch give even more noise But works perfectly. PS plenty of turbo brush attachments on ebay, you need 32mm.

Had this for a few years, still great suction, but pipe and attachments are very cheap and nasty.Pipe kinks very easily and stops suction getting through.

Thanks OP

This is not for quality. But for wet sucking up and high wattage motor, dry diy pick up.
I’ve used this to suck gunk fro drain and it’s perfect. Has already saved me £100. And if you have laminate flooring like me keep this on with no bags all time. Any large water spills sucked up in 2 secs.
The latest use I found was to blow paddling pool under 15 secs. Godsend this tiddler.

cr3102/09/2019 07:31

I’m using it to pick up mess inc plaster dust and it blowed straight out t …I’m using it to pick up mess inc plaster dust and it blowed straight out the back.If you want it for picking up dust you MUST purchase the HEPA filter to go with it.Since I used that with this hoover it’s been great!Read lessRead more

How is it for sucking up wet floors?