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Bissell Garage Pro Wall-Mounted Wet Dry Vacuum/Blower, 18P03

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Condition
New
Model
18P03
Capacity
4 gal
Dimensions
11"L x 11"W x 26"H
Weight
6.3 lb
Color
Gray
Special Feature
Lightweight, Wet/Dry, maneuverable
In the box
Crevice toolsuction toolsmall upholstery toolmulti surface floor toollarge area cleaning toolextension wanddusting brush

Features 5

  • 12 Amp Wet/Dry Vacuum: Picks up both wet and dry messes in the garage, car, workshop, etc
  • Converts to blower
  • Includes 7 Versatile attachments and accessory bag for cleanup on barefloor, carpeting, upholstery and much more
  • 4 Gallon Semi-Translucent Dirt Tank

Description

What makes the Garage Pro an especially convenient wet/dry vacuum? Being able to mount the Garage Pro on the wall gives you more floor space in your garage, and means you won’t have to maneuver around it all the time. Since it has a 32-foot hose, you can still reach inside your car and around the garage with the vacuum mounted on the wall. The 4-gallon dirt tank is semi-translucent and has an LED Full Water Tank Indicator so you won’t have to guess when it needs to be emptied. Features The 12-amp motor provides powerful suction for garage cleaning needs, whether you're vacuuming your car or tidying up the shop. The wet and dry vacuum was engineered to handle spills and messes from liquids to dirt and grime. The blower is ideal for keeping your work area free of debris. Seven all-purpose tools make car detailing a snap. They're versatile enough to handle just about any task. And you can conveniently store them in the included accessory bag. The wall-mount design conveniently keeps your Bissell Garage Pro ready for use yet out of the way. The 4 gallon dirt tank is semi- translucent so you can see the level of water and debris in the tank, to empty as necessary. Did You Know: You can unclog your vacuum if you lose suction? Try removing clogs in the upper or lower hoses with a rounded broomstick. Did You Know: Your filters need to be changed regularly? Many vacuums have more than one filter that needs to be cleaned and/or replaced on a regular basis to keep the vacuum running great. Check your vacuum’s user guide for more information on your specific model. Canister Vacuum Cleaners Bissell canister vacuums are light and easy to maneuver. They’re great for stairs and other surfaces like curtains, upholstery, auto interiors, and more. A complete cleaning system for your garage, car or workshop Wall-mountable with long hose suctions up wet and dry debris Includes 7 car detailing attachments. Buying this product saves pets. Bissell proudly supports Bissell Pet Foundation and its mission to help save homeless pets. When you buy a Bissell product, you help save pets, too. We’re proud to design products that help make pet messes, odors and pet homelessness disappear.

Specs 33

Brand Bissell
Special Feature Lightweight, Wet/Dry, maneuverable
Filter Type Cartridge
Surface Recommendation Carpet, Floor, Upholstery
Power Source Corded Electric
Other Special Features of the Product Lightweight, Wet/Dry, maneuverable
Capacity 4 gallons
Recommended Uses For Product Pet Foundation

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Top Amazon Reviews

A must have for car enthusiasts
Style: Garage Pro
Review Image by Noah
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 10/10 The Bissell Pro Garage Vacuum exceeded my expectations in every way. From the moment I set it up, I could tell this was a high-quality machine built to last. Installation was simple, and the wall-mounted design keeps it out of the way while still being easy to access. The hose is extra-long, which means I can clean every corner of my garage without having to move the unit around. It even reaches out to the driveway, making it perfect for vacuuming out cars, trucks, and even the shop area. The suction power is absolutely outstanding. It doesn’t matter if it’s fine dust, pet hair, dirt, sawdust, or heavier debris—this vacuum handles it all with no problem. What impressed me most is how consistent the suction stays even during bigger cleaning jobs. The range of attachments makes it versatile too: I can switch from cleaning the floor, to upholstery, to tight crevices in the car in seconds. Another big plus is how quiet it runs compared to other shop vacs I’ve used. It has the strength of a commercial-grade vacuum but without the overwhelming noise. Emptying the canister is quick and mess-free, and the filter system keeps dust under control so nothing blows back into the garage. Overall, the Bissell Pro Garage Vacuum is one of the best investments I’ve made for keeping my garage and vehicles clean. It saves time, does the job better than anything else I’ve tried, and feels like a professional tool rather than just another household vacuum. If you take pride in a clean workspace or want to make car detailing at home easier, this is 100% the product to get. Truly a 10/10—worth every penny! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on September 5, 2025 by Noah
Wall mount
Style: Garage Pro
Awesome vacuum, great suction and quiet compared to my big shopvac. The wall mount and long hose are why I bought it
Reviewed in the United States on January 9, 2026 by marty Bradley
Great Camper and Tiny Home Vac!
Style: Garage Pro
I bought this for my 30 foot camper that I live in. Got tired of lugging my canister vac back and forth. The vac feels high quality. It's compact enough to fit perfectly in the corner of the bedroom at the foot of the bed. Love having the long hose that reaches the length of the camper. Has powerful suction as well as a powerful blower. They did not skimp on the tools for it. Super easy to assemble and empty. Extremely well packed. Will be buying another for our garage ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 5, 2025 by Michelle Clark
Messy, high performance inexpensive vacuum with lots of hose!
Style: Garage Pro
I purchased this with the intent of mis-using it - I'm using it as a sort of "central vac" and have it attached to a wall in the basement directly under the laundry chute. There's a reason the word "Garage" is right on the product... Initial impressions: - Suction is STRONG! Stronger than my old Kenmore canister, which I was already pretty satisfied with. Stronger than my Kirby. Stronger than every ~ $40 shopvac from a store under 5 gallons. More than enough suction and even with 32' of hose. Huge plus - Suction power decays as the filter becomes impregnated with debris. Still acceptable, but diminishes to the point where "the trouble of using it" no longer outweighs the performance. This is the largest issue, for me - Garage... Losing suction? Let's clean the filter! A large plume of filth will drop out of the bottom of the unit when the filter is removed. Because of how it's retained (spring steel) there's no way to remove the filter gently. I was a little annoyed to find out the hard way that this is a very messy vacuum to maintain. I miss bags... And this is why it's a GARAGE vacuum. Exhaust coming from the unused blower vent appears to be not too bad. It's not HEPA filtration by any means, but I don't think I'll walk down to the basement after vacuuming the house to find crud floating all over the air. - In typical Bissell fashion, the included attachments are a joke/insult. Cost savings, I get it, but they stink. The rolly bristly brush works better than I thought it would for scrubbing salt and grime out of my porch carpet, but the tiny little dusting brush is the worst I've seen, the "hard floor" tool will scratch floor if you use it inside since it's bare plastic on the bottom. The crevice, "claw" and typical upholstry tool are OK but the cheapest of any kind I've seen. Extension wands are nice and sturdy. The hose is firm and prone to having a mind of it's own, but that's probably the most expensive part of this whole product. The bag for attachments included in the box does NOT look like the one in the picture, it's just a drawstring bag with no handle an no compartments - The bracket for attaching the vac to the wall is sturdy and it rests on the hook and up against the edges of the bracket very securely. Some observations about the unit that other people have not pointed out: - The latches which hold the canister to the bottom of the vacuum don't have a real satisfying snap when secured. It feels like it's not going anywhere, but there's no assurance that it's REALLY on there. - Some debris will be found around the lip/edge of the tank and inside of the bottom. The tank does rest inside a groove and there's only moderate sealing. The vacuum operating likely helps complete whatever seal there may be - As mentioned before, the filter removal is messy. You'd basically have to unplug the hose and power, take the unit off the hanging hook, turn it upside down after removing the dust bin and pull the filter up, instead of down, to prevent making a mess. The filter is relied upon heavily for cleaning as there's no aerodynamic measures taken to keep the filter clean. It operates much the same as a gigantic cheap dustbuster. -The side where the exhaust/"Blower" port is... It's a sort of mullfer. The box appears to be lined with foam, likely to keep noise down and to capture any filth that would get blasted out the side It's effective but not comprehensive. I'll probably cut up a furnace filter and stuff it up in there since I'm using this indoors. - From what I can tell, there's no "sensor" or anything that changes from "wet mode" to "dry mode". The vacuum has a floaty valve like you'd find in t toilet tank to tell it when you've had enough, but nothing changes with how the vacuum operates when you suck up water or dirt. The weight of the water simply makes it fall into the tank instead of being sucked into the filter, so that design consideration will help if you're sucking up actual quantities of water. Sucking up a very small spill or small puddles will probably just result in the water hanging out in the 32' of hose. - The "DRY Tank Full" indicator is based on load. Could also mean filter is full. Even with a very nasty filter, the indicator was not lit. You'd have to be pretty negligent to actually see this light come on, or have you hand over the nozzle. - This appears to be a clone of the Prolux. Bissell has been busy bringing non-US products to the US under their name. Prolux also makes an even larger version, but I deliberately wanted the smaller one. Settled for the Bissell-branded product, but I was initially trying to get the Prolux (out of stock until March everywhere) For my situation, I like it. I've been using cordless vacuums exclusively for about a year and have become spoiled by the convenience, but irritated by the "one notch less" performance, and constantly emptying and cleaning the bins. Now I've just got ~30' of hose to deal with... but no cords! I removed the included wand from the end and shoved 6' of a very nice Panasonic hose for more reach, and so that the part of the hose I have to actually deal with is at least wieldable. The big plasticy hose is somewhat unruly. Full disclosure - I've had the thing about 24 hours so I may come back and blather some more about it. It's not quite ideal, but I'm not using it as intended either... --UPDATE-- I've had this thing for about five months now and have bumped it from three stars to four. It's been a great, reliable addition to my house and I've made some improvements to work around the shortcomings of the product itself. First, I've put this inline with a counterfeit/knock-off plastic dust separator cylone bolted to a bucket. The usable life of my filters between cleanings has at least tripled, which is great! One huge annoyance, knocked off the list. Large items like plastic bags and paper towels go right through the separator and go into the vacuum's tank, but just about all the other dog fuzz, filth, sand and bugs end up in one nice, easy-to-take-outside-and-clean-out $4 bucket. Second, after noticing some filth coating the top of the unit after some heavy use, I sealed up all the seams with silicone sealant. I figure, if it needs airflow to keep itself cool, it can breathe through the exhaust port (which is vented outside the house). It's been run like this for rather long intervals (~20 minutes at a time, sometimes) and for a few months - no over heating yet (in a cool basement, vs a hot garage, mind you) Third, since this is a "central vacuum" in my case, I'm using a cheap wireless "lightswitch" outlet and remote to turn it on and off. It's rated at 12 amps, and the vacuum uses about 12 actual amps. Again, been using this for months and no issues yet, and it's easier than buying a relay and wiring in a switch all the way down the hose, like a real vacuum would have. So, there you have it. For as low as $115 open box (I paid full price) you can have a very decent sucking unit that can be used for all sorts of purposes. --ANOTHER UPDATE-- Why are you reading this long-ass review on a stupid vacuum cleaner? Just buy it already. I recently used it to suck the water out of my basement, as I have before, but this time instead of emptying the can when it reached the about 1/2 mark, I just went for it and let 'er fill right up. The "water full" light still didn't light up, but I stopped before it reached the absolute top. Since then, the vacuum will change sound shortly after starting up; basically the sound goes up an octave somewhere between 2 and 15 seconds after turning it on. I think I trashed the bearings or the motor. It still works just as hard as ever, it just complains more now. At some point I may have to contact Bissell to see how well they support and stand by their products. Everything else on the machine is fine, it just needs "a new head" (I'm speculating, at some point) So! This is most certainly not a Buy It For Life type of product (incase there was ever any doubt). --YET ANOTHER UPDATE-- The year is now 2025 and this thing still goes strong. The price has gone up about 30% Regularly checking, and cleaning the filter has made this vacuum happy. After a brief scare a few years ago with some awful bearing noise, it ... worked itself out with some time and went back to making happy vacuum-cleaner noises. Great product. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2018 by BuyerOfThings
Great vacuum for the price
Style: Garage Pro
Great vacuum very durable. This is my second one my first one lasted years very well made and a great price. Use this in my garage every day.
Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2026 by Ruben Jacobsen
Great Addition to My Garage
Style: Garage Pro
Review Image by Scott L
I saw this at a friend's house and thought it was a great idea. I just got mine and I'm very impressed. Installation was easy with the included mounting hardware. It can be removed from the mounting hardware by simply lifting it up off of the hooks if you want to use it elsewhere. The suction is outstanding. The length of hose makes it so I can reach every part of my garage as well as cars in the driveway. The attachments should cover all my needs. I like the bag that holds all the attachments so they don't get lost. It is very easy to dump out the dirt or water that collects in the bottom basin. There are two filters that are easy to remove and clean. It's nice that the hose can either be a vacuum or a blower depending on where you attach it. The vacuum will shut off and alert you if it reaches capacity with vacuumed water or dirt. It seems to be very well designed and a great value for the price. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on October 13, 2024 by Scott L
Worth Every Penny and More
Style: Garage Pro
I had looked at another vacuum for almost twice the price, but this Bissell outperforms the others. It is easy to mount and does what I need it to do. It has a large bucket for the debris, and it certainly does the job. For the money, it has surpassed my expectations. I do have to say I did purchase a cloth cover for the hose so it would not scratch the interior of my car. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on December 15, 2025 by Nelson
Defective item.
Style: Garage Pro
Purchased this. Had less than a week. Nearly caught fire ! Had to yank off of wall and throw outside in fear of catching home on fire. Delayed in returning because of shipper and now delaying my refund. I am thru with Amazon! Nothing but hassles and items never arrive when promised. I will NEVER purchase Amazon items again! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2026 by Anthony L. DiMinno
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