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cinderblock said:


I have a Dyson cordless V6 vacuum and a Ridgid 4 gallon shop vac. Both have its pros and cons. The V6's nozzle is meant for hardwood, tile, and carpet, not really for concrete.

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omg, then use this. If the floor is extremely dirty, use a broom and dustpan first.

Functionally, tile, hardwood, and concrete are all hard surfaces where the dirt and dust will be sitting on top. They can use the same attachments. This is different than say, carpet, where the dirt and dust will be in the carpet pile/fibers, where it is better dislodged with a brush.

Once the concrete is vacuumed and the loose dirt/debris is gone, you may consider mopping, but that depends on how damp/humid the basement is, and whether the concrete is sealed or porous. I'd recommend something like a swiffer, which uses less liquid.

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tyrannicalrex said:
Jesus H titty fucking christ! There's 4 fucking pages of this! Get a freaking shop vac for a porous concrete surface!

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This.

If needed, get a floor attachment so you can do it standing. It looks like this:

Alternatively, put in the elbow grease, and use the hose while crawling.