they do, but ridgid has different vacuum hose sizes so you will have to know your hose size first. homedepot online will show you everything they sell More on reddit.com

I have a wet, wet/dry vac and a dry wet/dry vac for some of the clean up reasons posted here. Also, if the diameter of the tube is slightly off you can 3d print an adapter, or in my case it was just a bit undersized and electrical tape makes a great gasket. If you get the drywall bags you can just pop the bag off anytime you need to do wet stuff, I did this when I ran only one vacuum. More on reddit.com

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How unlevel is the slab? You can diy this, but it's a tough, nasty job. When I did it, I grinded down the highest  spots with a diamond cup on an angle grinder, then poured self-leveller in the lowest spots. I tried a dust shroud on the grinder with a hepa filter on a shop vac, but the fine dust clogs up any filter you could buy at a box store. I also tried to wet grind it, which eliminated the dust but created a different mess, which was time-consuming to clean. I put down dricore (2-foot squares) then the LVP and was pretty satisfied with the result. The floating planks are unforgiving though - the subfloor must be VERY flat. It's a ton of work to get it flat enough. If the ceiling is already low, I do not believe this is an option for you. There is a reason the previous owners did what they did. If you have the funds, consider getting a contractor to dig down. You could maybe get a couple inches out of it without having to underpin the foundation. More on reddit.com