Shop Vac (Tool #2)

let's get after it. All right. My number two tool on the list is the shop vac. Whether it's a small one like this battery operated Milwaukee or my large Ridgid one down there that you saw me sucking up water with. Every single homeowner should have a shop vac of some sort. Don't be using your wife's 150, 60, 300 dollar Dyson to vacuum up your drywall and water mess. Just go out, spend the 50, 60, 70, maybe even 100 dollars on a good shop vac. These are nice. These are nice if you have to go into a home and do a little HVAC maintenance or maybe small little water spills after a plumbing project or hell, put it in your car even. Keep it in there and then shop vac your car on a regular basis. That's what these are good for. Now, if you really have a lot of shop vac and you do if you clean your garage regularly, if you slop up water like I do. This is more This is pricier. Um so, definitely go out and just get yourself a corded Ridgid. And it's cool in the summertime. It turns into a leaf blower. So, you can just walk around your yard and leaf blow the leaves. I'll do a video on that coming up here soon. So, I maybe to get a little bit of leaf blowing and shop vac in it together. But, this is my number two tool on the list. I use them all the time. Whether it's the little one like this or my big one, can't go wrong. All right. Now, for my number one tool that I use probably every single day. Yeah. Probably every single day. It's my favorite tool. It's It's a newer tool and uh a lot of you guys know what it is and you probably own one. But, this is my number one tool. So, let's get after it.