Milwaukee M18 Compact Handheld Vacuum REVIEW 0882-20
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- Опубликовано: 4 мар 2023
- This is a review of the Milwaukee M18 Compact Handheld Vacuum model 0882-20. It's a versatile shop vacuum for small to medium sized cleanups and has decent suction (40 CFM). I use it to clean around the house, the workshop, and job site, as well as to vacuum the cars and detail my tools after every job. Run time versus charge time is very good when compared to most consumer brands, which take nearly 3 hours to charge or don't have swappable batteries. The Milwaukee's suction decreases with battery power; however, it can be used to collect drywall dust, concrete dust, and sawdust unlike many vacuums intended for household use (i.e., Dyson, Shark, LG, Samsung, Tineco).
I purchased this vacuum at my local Home Depot about a year and a half ago and haven't had any issues. The switch has been an issue for some folks; however, on the rare occasion mine has been finicky, a battery pull or 5 second rest has resolved it. Luckily the tool comes with a 5 year warranty.
***UPDATE: AFTER TWO YEARS OF HEAVY USE THE VACUUM SUCCUMBED TO THE DREADED SWITCH ISSUE SO I SENT IT BACK TO MILWAUKEE. SINCE IT WAS STILL UNDER THE 5 YEAR TOOL WARRANTY THEY SENT ME A NEW ONE. SEE MY VIDEO UPDATE HERE: • Milwaukee M18 Vacuum 0...
HEPA Dry Replacement filters are model 49-90-1951. I've also seen them labeled 29-90-0160.
Filters are best purchased at Amazon. Just check the product description to ensure they're compatible with Milwaukee Vacuum model 0882-20
POINTS IN THE VIDEO
0:24 Top Five Things I Like
0:28 Versatility - What I use it for.
1:15 Filtering (HEPA) - Sanding
1:57 Charge Time Versus Run Time / Battery Level and Suction
2:46 Suction
3:00 Value (Kit Options) - High Output vs. Regular Batteries
3:44 Top Five Dislikes
3:49 Weight/ Bulk
4:06 They could have made it better!
4:25 Volume
4:47 Attachments and Hose Diameter - What's missing?
5:30 The Switch Issue / Warranty
5:55 Other Information To Know - Other Wet/Dry and Dry Options by Milwaukee
6:29 HEPA Filter options - OEM vs. Non-OEM
6:50 Using with Milwaukee's AIR-TIP Vacuum Attachments
7:12 The Wrap Up Summary
Tools and Accessories Appearing In This Video:
MILWAUKEE
Milwaukee M18 Compact Vacuum 0882-20
Milwaukee M18 Compact Vacuum Kit w/ XC5.0 AH Batt+Charger 0882-30-48-59-1850
Milwaukee M18 Compact Vacuum Kit w/ CP3.0 AH Batt+Charger 0882-30-48-59-1835
Milwaukee Air-Tip Flexible Hoses 49-90-2037
Milwaukee Air-Tip Magnetic Utility Nozzle 49-90-2032
Milwaukee M18 Random Orbit Sander 2648-20
Milwaukee M18/M12 Rapid Multicharger 48-59-1808
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Milwaukee M18 FUEL Gen 2 Blower 2724-20
DEWALT
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RIDGID/RIGID (Ha!)
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RIDGID 4 Gallon WD7040
DYSON - Provides no loss of suction; however, it's not for construction debris and charging time is 3 hours for 15 minutes of run time.
V7 Trigger
V6 Trigger +
DC39
***Always refer to the manufacturer's website or consult the manufacturer for exact product specifications. 
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Loved the editing in this video. Made watching this interesting and fun
Thanks for the kind words and feedback. 😃👍
Damn, I wish the filters were washable! I usually rinse my rigid shop vac filters out (and then dry them with a fan afterwards) - it always keeps them super clean which is the name of the game for good suction
Yeah. Whether it’s air purifiers or vacuums, washing HEPA filters in general is tough.
I found the same vacuum cleaner with a blocked turbine in the trash. I had to drill two holes in the rotor at the entrance of the turbine and use needle-nose pliers to start the rotor with a relatively large force. Before that, I disconnected the cables from the motor and tried the electronics with a 36V/400W lamp, which works flawlessly. . The engine is running, but the bearing near the turbine has a large gap. Since the whole (engine and turbine) is pressed together, it is impossible to change the electric motor, that's why I decided to install one bearing at the entrance of the turbine. There will be a little more resistance at the intake, but that is not very important to me. In addition, the owner also trashed a working Milwaukee M18 battery with a label saying it was weak? The battery is not weak, but the electronics in the vacuum cleaner reacted to protect the electric motor and battery from excessive amperage.
Greetings from Switzerland
Thanks for sharing that great story! Sounds like a good find and you're definitely an engineer or should be! 😁 Switzerland is beautiful!
@@BruceAlanR Just to add what is the most likely cause of the failure. The vacuum cleaner (turbine air outlet) was full of fine white abrasive dust as if the user was working without a filter! Logo, concrete and stone dust damaged the main bearing which blocked it. Besides. the vacuum was used intensively, professionally, so that the transparent part (probably PC polycarbonate) became matt as if it had been sandblasted.
P.S. P.S. The USA was more beautiful when Trump was President...
would you use this for vacuuming the floors and hardwood in the house? Does it keep clean enough for rugs? We are looking at sharks, and Dysons for the house but I am in the Milwaukee world for batteries so I like the idea of swapping batteries vs having to have another eco system of batteries like Dyson or sharks. I also like the idea of using it for the shop or cars.
The Milwaukee is good on hardwood floors. I just wish the head was a little wider. With rugs it’s hit and miss depending on the rug pile. The upside to a Dyson is the weight (my wife says the Milwaukee is too heavy) as well as some the Dyson floor (rotary) attachments. The Dyson batteries stink though and tend to only last a few years (and they’re expensive). I recently saw an attachment for the Dyson handhelds on Amazon that allow for attaching a Milwaukee M18 battery. The adaptor looks rather awkward, but I’ve considered trying it given all our Dysons are beyond the warranty period.
I use this for cleaning up when i have to drill a few holes for concrete anchors
Me too! Thanks for sharing that. 😃👍
@@BruceAlanR sure beats having to roll out the big vacuum and unwind the cord just to vacuum for 2 minutes and have to wind it back up
What size brush attachment from another brand do you think would fit . All these attachments and no brush.. crazy! Looking for a portable vacuum for my truck . Any recommendations?
Henry vacuum and some Dyson fit
Any chance you’ve used the Milwaukee M12 Hand Vacuum? I was wondering how it ranked up to the M18. It looks to be smaller in size and I’m just looking for something to keep under the seat in my dump truck to keep the dirt cleaned out of an evening.
Thanks!
Unfortunately, haven’t tried the M12 handheld (reminds me of the old Dustbuster vacs). From what I’ve read it’s loud and suction isn’t great. I’d say it also needs a hose for better maneuverability in a vehicle. If you try it out please post back. Would love to hear what you think. I have used the M12 FUEL wet dry lunchbox which is stows easily. The lunchbox does fine with dry debris, but shines when draining toilet tanks. Ha!
Did you know about the adapter you can buy online to install on your dyson to be able to use power tool batteries? They have one to use with milwaukee/Dewalt batteries and another for other brand batteries. Makes the Dyson worth having!
I am aware… in fact I made a short about it. 🤣 I’m a sucker for vacuums!
Dyson V6 trigger+ (DC35) Battery Alternative - Adaptor for DeWalt 20V Max & Milwaukee M18 #shorts
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Hm manual says you can use it on liquids. Do i Have to remove the filter then?.
This model is not a wet vac. You can NOT suck up liquids. If you do, it’ll fry it.
Can an m18 12ah battery be used on it? thank you for your reply
Absolutely. I have HD12.0’s and use them. Just makes the vac a bit heavier.
@@BruceAlanR Then what is duration on? Thank you for respond.
I'm on my 3rd vacuum it would always turn off so the sent a new one. On the invoice it just says motor is worn and nothing was wrong with the switch.
Thanks for sharing that. I’m really surprised to hear the motor wore out although if it was the motor, it was likely something as simple as the brushes wearing out (the vac doesn’t have a brushless motor). I had to send my vac back to Milwaukee because I started having the “switch issue,” which is not actually the switch, but a faulty sensor. They didn’t bother to fix it and just sent me a new one, which I’m beating the heck out of before it’s out of warranty. 😁
Mine has the same shut-off problem. Now I'm armed with information I will be contacting them for a replacement. It's terribly annoying.
@@samuelonthewall just curious how long you’ve had the vac and when it started to fault? Mine started having issues after about a year. I filed a warranty claim and Milwaukee sent me a brand new one so I’m beating the heck out of it. 😂 Just be sure to file a claim on their website vs. calling or emailing. You can see my follow up video here:
Milwaukee M18 Vacuum 0882-20 FOLLOWUP! Will they honor the warranty? #milwaukeetools
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@@BruceAlanR I'm sure that I bought it over 5 years ago. But I have an email thread with Milwaukee from 2 years ago where I explain the problem, initially thinking it was battery related. So I emailed them today and hoping they will pull some strings, even though the warranty is likely expired.
Were you on home improvement in the backyard?
Yes! I am Wilson. 🤣
Why do you say the filter can't be washed? I wash mine all the time and let it dry out before using again.
Interesting! Milwaukee says the filters aren’t washable, but now I’ll have to try it. Thanks!
Have you tried the M18 0940 vacuum? Would love to see you review that!
Great idea! I’d review it if I had a budget. 😃 I remember looking at it, but didn’t think the reviews were very good (too many 1 star disappointments). Also seemed rather bulky for the limited dust bin capacity.
What battery would you recommend for house hold cleaning?
I use an XC4.0 or XC5.0 for everyday cleaning.
Walmart Hypertough 1.5 gallon 2.0 hp is way better and cheaper but it's corded. Cleans like magic though.
Ha! Thanks for sharing that. I love vacuums!
Thats the problem its corded
Anyone ever told you that you sound exaclty like Mark Cuban
Ha! You are the second person to mention it. Now if I was actually Mark Cuban, my videos wouldn’t look as though I live in a cave. 😂
@@BruceAlanR hahahaha.
fix those affiliate links
Yeah, sorry! I currently don’t participate in affiliate programs, but I probably should.
I have this one and it sucks. Turns off by itself
Ah! When does it tend to shut off? Is it when the motor is over taxed when something clogs the nozzle or is it possibly the switch issue?
I got one also the suction is weak even when clean out
I have pulled out the filter and had a fully charged 5.0 battery and it still timed out. I use this for work but it's a pain in the ass. I love the compact size but I hate the intermittent running
Yup! Sounds like a sensor issue. I had to send mine back to Milwaukee because it eventually drove me crazy. See my follow up video here: Milwaukee M18 Vacuum 0882-20 FOLLOWUP! Will they honor the warranty? #milwaukeetools
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This unit is the worst tool I've ever bought. As one reviewer put it, pun intended, "this vacuum doesn't suck......at all." From day one it barely could suck the dust and tiny bits on a car seat. Worse performance with the dirt on a car mat. Dust from drilling 4 holes in plaster? Over a minute sucking to the point I had to collect the dust with a brush and push it to the nozzle.
I've checked everything, and there are no blockages or obvious reasons for the poor suction other than it's not capable. I don't know what 40CFM is supposed to be like, but If this puts out 40CFM, then that's not enough to suck a tiny leaf or sawdust. In my three decades of buying and working with tools, I've never wanted to smash one against a wall like I do with this.
Thanks for sharing your experience. I’m a bit surprised yours doesn’t have much suction. It sounds like something is up with the vac. I recently started having the switch issue (sensor issue) where the vac would turn on and off after 30-40 seconds. Since it’s still under warranty I used Milwaukee’s eService to file a claim and mailed the vac back to them after which they sent me a brand new one. The new one works even better than the first one.
Not a good vac
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. Despite having to send mine back to get a replacement (sensor issue), I use it pretty much every day.
I have had this for a couple years, don't buy it. Not satisfied with this purchase at all, so weak.... So so weak.
Thanks for sharing your experience. I use mine pretty much every day. I’ve found suction definitely decreases as the filter gets dirty or battery depletes.