There are many options Stuart and it is only limited by your budget.
One of the most economical and ergonomic methods would be like Stu is suggesting.
We have a 20 gal wetvac with a front floor  mount option, which works very well and could be used with a weeping type filter bag. A possible Issue with that is how fast or slow the weeping might restrict your use. Depends on the micron size of weave.
Another method would be to use thickener to help. Simply drain your wet vac slurry to a drum or similar type container, add the magic dust and stir. This will solidify the slurry.
There are bigger machines called filter presses which turn the slurry into solid cakes.
The theme here is turning the slurry into a solid for easy and compliant disposal.
These are a few ideas to consider...

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> On Jan 21, 2019, at 6:03 PM, Stuart Rosen <mail@stoneshine.com> wrote:
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> Yes I like a good strong vac with a slurry bag. Slurry bags are filter bags for slurry.
> They attach to the inside of the vac and contain the slurry. Then when ready you pull it out and dump the mud into a garbage bag.
> My favorite is a squeegee on wheels.
> Back and forth motion.
> User friendly
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>> On Jan 21, 2019, at 5:39 PM, Stuart Young <santafefc@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
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>> Does anyone have a favorite tool for taking up slurry, such as a portable extractor or wet/dry vac? I have to invest in a new system this year.  We have used truck mounts in the past but that can be cumbersome working up eight stories in a building.  I’m looking for a system in which I could strain out the solid part of the slurry, maybe some filter which would fit inside the machine.  Let me know if you’ve got a favorite tool.
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