Do you remove filter when using wet vac?
Consequently, do you need a filter for a wet vac?
For fine debris (drywall dust, cold ashes, etc) you need a filter with a fine filtration level. For wet pick up, the ideal filter is a foam sleeve. It is important to use the correct filter for your pickup needs. Using the wrong filter could cause the dust or water to blow back into the room.
Consequently, can you wash shop vac filters?
Our reusable dry filters can be rinsed off and reused over and over again, but it's very important that they are completely dry when you put them back in your wet dry vac. Rinse them with water to remove debris and then leave them out to dry before you replace them. Do not machine wash or dry.
While there are many factors that go into determining the final cost of a wet/dry vac, a vac suitable for everyday messes in the home, workshop or garage, you can expect to pay somewhere between $40 – $120. When you start looking at professional grade options, that price range will jump up to $80 – $200.