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Brian E. Kelly · #1 8/27/09, 2:03 AM

Christopher Currins · #2 8/27/09, 2:07 AM

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Originally Posted by bkelly2

And probably really need.

David P. Valley · #3 8/27/09, 6:06 AM

I always tell the listing Agent that I made a mess under the attic opening and they always manage to locate a vacuum and clean it up for me.

Larry D. Kage · #4 8/27/09, 8:14 AM

Putting down a couple of sheets seems to work well for me...

Michael Roberson · #5 8/27/09, 8:30 AM

I opened a hatch once, and the falling insulation went up 2 rungs on my ladder. Had to run home for a vacuum for that one. And I had a painters tarp down.

Michael R. Boyett · #6 8/27/09, 8:37 AM

I remember when you bought that a while back and have coveted it ever since. Maybe Santa will bring me one this year.

rmaday · #7 8/27/09, 9:04 AM

I like a big tarp.

Brian E. Kelly · #8 8/27/09, 9:17 AM

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Originally Posted by mboyett

I remember when you bought that a while back and have coveted it ever since. Maybe Santa will bring me one this year.

The beatuiful part Michael is it is a Wet/Dry vacuum, so even small leaks are easlily taken care of.

rmaday · #9 8/27/09, 9:20 AM

What brand BK? Got a link?

Jeffrey R. Jonas · #10 8/27/09, 9:23 AM

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Originally Posted by rmaday

What brand BK? Got a link?

http://www.coastaltool.com/a/dewalt/dc515k.htm

Charles L. Harper · #11 8/27/09, 8:33 PM

I got mine at Home Depot for $129.00.

John McKenna · #12 8/27/09, 8:38 PM

Good idea.

Tim Spargo · #13 8/28/09, 12:45 PM

Nice on Brian!

Shop vac for me though..... recently again (second time this year), the d/w got turned on and someone/prior owner must have poured some laundry soap or something in there and making a fun mess when I came down from the attic.

Majority of the time that would be an awesome tool you've got there.

Brian E. Kelly · #14 8/28/09, 12:57 PM

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Originally Posted by tspargo

Nice on Brian!

Shop vac for me though..... recently again (second time this year), the d/w got turned on and someone/prior owner must have poured some laundry soap or something in there and making a fun mess when I came down from the attic.

Majority of the time that would be an awesome tool you've got there.

It would have worked for that also Tim as it is a wet/dry vac.

I thought of a shop vac, but I have enough crap in my vehicle as it is, and I am tired of cords.

Tim Spargo · #15 8/28/09, 4:34 PM

Wet/Dry.. cool beans. Might be on the list.

as less IS more.

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