Metro Vac N'Blo Feedback

I have this one and love it. The turbo tool was ####, mine didnt work from the jump. Tried to get it fixed, but nothing. The small attachments make getting in tight areas so easy. That is what sold me. Also the blowing aspect is great to not only for vents but tight areas, and drying things. If i use the Little green machine and dont want to leave the carpet or seat moist, Bam! Vac n Blo to the rescue.

Also engine bay, suspension, I use it to blow dry after a through wash, when I swap wheels for winter/spring.

And all I love it. There is better out im am sure, but for my needs (part timer) its great.
 
I'm not a product addict,but I will say I gotta have it.
 
If size is not an issue, there's no benefit on getting this over a nice compact 5-6hp shop vac with a nice hose and wanted attachments in my opinion.
 
ryandamartini said:
If size is not an issue, there's no benefit on getting this over a nice compact 5-6hp shop vac with a nice hose and wanted attachments in my opinion.
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In my vac first thing I do is get rid of filter,so if I moved vac it would be spraying dirty water on paint.I like the simplicity of it and produces a lot of power way more than a vac.my friend has one and I used it,you have to try it and you will be convinced.
 
IMHO the best vacuum out there. Basic 5HP shop vac has 80 inches of water lift. This steel incased American made beauty is pushing 95. Huge diffrence in performance and much quiter then my Ridged. My turbo vac tool works great, i take it apart to clean it once in awhile. As for blowing, dont blow your paint with the same tube your using to vacuum, it will just blow dirt on your paint. I did use it to air purge interiors before i got the big Master Blaster. I have a good vacuum review on my youtube channel. The link is on my webpage, im too lazy to post it.
 
sweatthedetails said:
IMHO the best vacuum out there. Basic 5HP shop vac has 80 inches of water lift. This steel incased American made beauty is pushing 95. Huge diffrence in performance and much quiter then my Ridged. My turbo vac tool works great, i take it apart to clean it once in awhile. As for blowing, dont blow your paint with the same tube your using to vacuum, it will just blow dirt on your paint. I did use it to air purge interiors before i got the big Master Blaster. I have a good vacuum review on my youtube channel. The link is on my webpage, im too lazy to post it.
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Im talking about the old little version no nozzle.
 
I have it and I love it. I have mine mounted on the wall with the long hose and I never have to move it! Its a great vacuum and a great blower.
 
Thanks everyone!

Looks like I'm gonna make the investment.
 
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