Screwfix currently have the Titan TTB350VAC 1300W 9.46/4.54Ltr Wet & Dry Vacuum Cleaner reduced from £49.99 to just £29.99.
Seems to have decent reviews and for £29.99 seems to be a decent price for a wet & dry cleaner.
Portable, heavy duty wet and dry vacuum with durable polytank and high performance motor for superior cleaning power. Lightweight and compact design for easy use.
•1300W
•9.46Ltr Dry Capacity
•4.54Ltr Wet Capacity
•1.8m Hose
•78.5dB Low Working Noise Level
•Power Blower Feature
•2 Year Manufacturer's Guarantee
•4 Easy-Roll Castors
•Handle for Easy Transportation
1400W
12.1Ltr Dry Capacity
9.08Ltr Wet Capacity
2.4m Hose
78.3dB Low Working Noise Level
Power Blower Feature
Handle for Easy Transportation
4 Easy-Roll Castors
Side Tank Handles
2 Year Manufacturer's Guarantee
is28
5 Sep 14#2
bought one of these 2 months ago at full price - fantastic product
crazymonkey to is28
5 Sep 14#3
I concur, little Harry has been doing a great job!
I have used mine to pick up pretty much anything and everything that can fit through its nozzle.
Bags are a bit expensive but who cares?
Also you can pick up liquids too, minus the bag inside though
ScrewUfix have a great product with this
squall_2
5 Sep 14#4
It looks like re-branded ShopVac and these are good machines and more expensive
bigal22
5 Sep 14#5
Is the sucking action more powerful than Henry cleaner?
FatherTed to bigal22
5 Sep 141#9
In my experience, no-one sucks like Henry :confused:
hornetsam
5 Sep 14#6
i have one for the house garage, much better than sweeping!
aninginaneana
5 Sep 14#7
Thank you for this excellent deal. Ordered.
aninginaneana
5 Sep 142#8
Forgot to say, 10% off with NEWCUST10 code, if it's a new account. Also needed other stuff, so got free delivery as over £50 total.
Supersid
5 Sep 14#10
V good
Taz1529
5 Sep 14#11
1.01% cashback too :smile:
justbuggin
5 Sep 14#12
Only 1300W? Pah! I'll buy three and tape them together.
justbuggin
5 Sep 14#13
Hetty does!
immy_ashraf
6 Sep 14#14
Is the bagless or do you have to buy bags for it?
manta1600
6 Sep 14#15
COLD COLD COLD
This is very low quality vacuum cleaner - Don't spent your money - on car wash they blow only after 1 month - Charley \Henry wet brother\ work on car wash over 1 year
Shaggers to manta1600
6 Sep 14#16
Reading against all the positive reviews, you seem the exception norm.
If you had actually legitimately purchased this you would have been able to replace/repair/refund this.
Sounds very much like you have obtained this device illegitimately ?
Supersid
6 Sep 14#17
Sounds like he works for a car wash outfit.
:confused:
ScubaDudes
6 Sep 14#18
Noisy and crude but cheap and sucks/blows like a pro.
maggieaggie
6 Sep 14#19
It is bag less ??
Cattle to maggieaggie
6 Sep 14#20
you need to remove the bag when using for wet, so yes.
"DUST COLLECTION BAG
Fine dust, such as dust from cement, soot and plaster are too fine to be used with only the foam
sleeve and risk getting into the motor and damaging it, thereby, nullifying the vacuum cleaner’s
guarantee. Therefore always use a dust collection bag when cleaning these types of materials." http://www.free-instruction-manuals.com/pdf/pa_467313.pdf
reformedEffortMaker
6 Sep 14#21
We bought one about 4 months ago and used it to collect smaller bits of rubble after knocking out a chimney breast. Works brilliantly. A good buy. As others have said, the bags are a bit pricey but other than that, a great product!
cybrey
7 Sep 14#22
Bought one yesterday ... great little vac.
To counter the point above about it breaking down, it comes with a 2 year guarantee.
paul.jacobs
7 Sep 14#23
Cheers, need to Hoover the garage after 6 months collection of builders dust and dirt, plus the loft. Didn't fancy paying £100 for a Henry or using my dyson. Plus cheaper than hiring one
HotDealKev
7 Sep 14#24
Heat.
Ordered.
Can't wait to learn how to hoover.
Sstuff
7 Sep 14#25
Are these brand new?
oscarcat to Sstuff
8 Sep 14#26
Yes Brand new with a 2 year warranty.
maggieaggie
8 Sep 14#27
Is it suitable to use it at home ? Domestic ? And how much those bags extra costs?
HotDealKev to maggieaggie
11 Sep 14#28
Just tried mine at home. The nozzle is a basic one piece plastic thing. The 4 piece tube is also a bit basic and flimsy. The machine is fine itself but I tried it with a Panasonic tube and nozzle/head thing and it was much better. (Vax hose was too big.)
The thing fell over a few times due to the motor being in it's top part.
I would say you could probably live with it as a basic domestic hoover but only if you could swap the tube and head (whatever those things are called).
At least this has the benefit of also being a wet vacuum once you take the bag out.
It also blows (for whatever reason) if required.
I have used a bent piece of thick wire to use as a holder for the spare nozzle and pushed it into a slot on the side and will be trying to find a re-usable bag but they are an unusual shape as they have to wrap around the motor in the centre of the drum.
Another plus is that the filter is a washable sponge type (but probably not one that filters out micro particles etc.).
Over all it is worth the money as as spare/back-up/shed/garage/wet vacuum cleaner or for the attic/cellar but you will want to sort out the hose and head for regular use, especially on carpet.
Plasmachaser
6 Nov 14#29
Are these actually any good for £30
Earthed123
15 Nov 15#30
Bought last week from Screw Fix. Plugged in for first time - house electrics consumer box earthed and threw all house electrics when red "on" switch pressed ?
Davidpainter
26 Jul 16#31
I'm thinking of buying one instead of a Henry I have only read really positive reviews about it. The only thing I would like to know if anyone knows is if you can use Henry attachments on it like the upholstery brush attachment? Any help?
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Seems to have decent reviews and for £29.99 seems to be a decent price for a wet & dry cleaner.
Portable, heavy duty wet and dry vacuum with durable polytank and high performance motor for superior cleaning power. Lightweight and compact design for easy use.
•1300W
•9.46Ltr Dry Capacity
•4.54Ltr Wet Capacity
•1.8m Hose
•78.5dB Low Working Noise Level
•Power Blower Feature
•2 Year Manufacturer's Guarantee
•4 Easy-Roll Castors
•Handle for Easy Transportation
All comments (31)
http://www.screwfix.com/p/titan-ttb351vac-1400w-12-1-9-08ltr-wet-dry-vacuum-cleaner-240v/
1400W
12.1Ltr Dry Capacity
9.08Ltr Wet Capacity
2.4m Hose
78.3dB Low Working Noise Level
Power Blower Feature
Handle for Easy Transportation
4 Easy-Roll Castors
Side Tank Handles
2 Year Manufacturer's Guarantee
I have used mine to pick up pretty much anything and everything that can fit through its nozzle.
Bags are a bit expensive but who cares?
Also you can pick up liquids too, minus the bag inside though
ScrewUfix have a great product with this
This is very low quality vacuum cleaner - Don't spent your money - on car wash they blow only after 1 month - Charley \Henry wet brother\ work on car wash over 1 year
If you had actually legitimately purchased this you would have been able to replace/repair/refund this.
Sounds very much like you have obtained this device illegitimately ?
:confused:
"DUST COLLECTION BAG
Fine dust, such as dust from cement, soot and plaster are too fine to be used with only the foam
sleeve and risk getting into the motor and damaging it, thereby, nullifying the vacuum cleaner’s
guarantee. Therefore always use a dust collection bag when cleaning these types of materials."
http://www.free-instruction-manuals.com/pdf/pa_467313.pdf
To counter the point above about it breaking down, it comes with a 2 year guarantee.
Ordered.
Can't wait to learn how to hoover.
The thing fell over a few times due to the motor being in it's top part.
I would say you could probably live with it as a basic domestic hoover but only if you could swap the tube and head (whatever those things are called).
At least this has the benefit of also being a wet vacuum once you take the bag out.
It also blows (for whatever reason) if required.
I have used a bent piece of thick wire to use as a holder for the spare nozzle and pushed it into a slot on the side and will be trying to find a re-usable bag but they are an unusual shape as they have to wrap around the motor in the centre of the drum.
Another plus is that the filter is a washable sponge type (but probably not one that filters out micro particles etc.).
Over all it is worth the money as as spare/back-up/shed/garage/wet vacuum cleaner or for the attic/cellar but you will want to sort out the hose and head for regular use, especially on carpet.