How to suck up water???

[gear junkie]

As I posted earlier, I'm a plumber. Situation is I use my pressure washer to clean drains and until a drain is cleared, sometimes there's quite a bit of watered down grease and sewage coming out. I normally just collect it up with a shop vac and then dump it down the toilet once the drain is cleared. I saw a video posted here of a a floor cleaner that also sucked up the water. This would works awsome for me if it was real small and could get under sinks and dishwashers in commercial environments. Does such a tool exist and/or is there something better then a shop vac? Thanks.

 

[Russ Johnson]

Here's a sweet little tool. Hot water capable pressure washer, vac recovery with pump out, and 12" vac surface cleaner.

 

[Tony Shelton]

I have that and I LOVE IT.

 

[Christopher]

I have the vacuum surface cleaners, pump out drum and different brand of vacuum but the Sirocco vacuum surface cleaners work great.

 

[gear junkie]

Those look great but do they make anything smaller?

 

[Sirocco Jerry]

8" version vacuuming surface cleaner is available,
4000psi capable.. so you won't hurt it :{)

Russ Chimed in first.. order through my man there
thanks Russ !