I need something to get rid of fine dust everywhere in bathroom from replacing drywall. Would this work well?
1408128
I think it would. I love the 360, it gets into everywhere yet doesn't knock anything off the shelf.
1408129
It might. I would definitely give it a try. I would vacuum everything real good first then use this. It should work.
1408130
Tough job, I own a cleaning service. I don't do much post remodeling work, it is difficult. Try a huge damp sponge. Keep rinsing. Again, I am not an expert on this form of cleaning.
1408131
It's good fro fine dust on furniture, but I would use a heavy duty hand-held vacuum for the job you describe.
1655307
I think it might be a little large to dust blinds. I use it for light fixtures and cleaning the top corners of rooms.
535435
It would probably be good for that but keep in mind that the collection "basket" that holds the waste is not very big because the vacuum itself isnt big so if its a lot of litter, you may need to clean it out often.
870647
This item will ~probably work for you - we use it in the bathroom for soap scum removal - along with a chemical. The bristles are pretty stiff but could be more dense, particularly at the edge. Sounds like you may need a more industrial type product.
59916
I wouldn't say it cleans. I have it in my bedroom to catch airborne particles that I'm allergic to, such as pollen and cat dander. I think it would be expecting too much for it to protect the entire living area.
1535475
It will do the job and it's a large brush. If you think you'll need to get into any corners, you'll need one about half this size. I use this for the bathrooms and it works great.
1249310
I cannot answer your question since I got this duster specifically to clean my large 50" wall screen TV. I havea different duster for my fans. sorry.
188335
Although it should work, my advice would be not risk damaging a quality household vacuum. Sanding drywall leaves a very fine powder, more than a dust, and as a result the vacuum filter needs to be constantly cleaned or replaced; if not, the powder will clog the filter, restricting the air flow and places a high demand on the motor; in addition, the fine powder can work itself into the motor. My project involved 2 large rooms and the bathroom so I decided to purchase a $25 "Sand and Kleen' filtration system and with the Hyde Tool amazed how much drywall powder was collect, certainly saved a few bucks on replacing filters. Although it should work, my advice would be not risk damaging a quality household vacuum. Sanding drywall leaves a very fine powder, more than a dust, and as a result the vacuum filter needs to be constantly cleaned or replaced; if not, the powder will clog the filter, restricting the air flow and places a high demand on the motor; in addition, the fine powder can work itself into the motor. My project involved 2 large rooms and the bathroom so I decided to purchase a $25 "Sand and Kleen' filtration system and with the Hyde Tool amazed how much drywall powder was collect, certainly... » Read More Although it should work, my advice would be not risk damaging a quality household vacuum. Sanding drywall leaves a very fine powder, more than a dust, and as a result the vacuum filter needs to be constantly cleaned or replaced; if not, the powder will clog the filter, restricting the air flow and places a high demand on the motor; in addition, the fine powder can work itself into the motor. My project involved 2 large rooms and the bathroom so I decided to purchase a $25 "Sand and Kleen' filtration system and with the Hyde Tool amazed how much drywall powder was collect, certainly saved a few bucks on replacing filters. « Show Less
146713
Yes, I think this would work even in a large bathroom. It takes a little time to totally dry the room but it will do the job.
1638641
I have only used it to blow debris and dust out of filters, etc., but I believe it would work. I have liked mine.
1835946
I used it for ultrasonic humidifier for medium to large rooms and I did not find it to be very effective in reducing/removing white dust
180110
Yes you'll need to clean the shop vac filter on occasion so you don't blow out drywall dust out of the exhaust of the vacuum.
1164073
This unit is strictly muscle power and finesse. I used this to sand drywall inside my home without getting EVERYTHING covered with that fine dust. To further protect my home furnishings, I got the large bags for my ShopVac from Walmart. So, IF any dust escaped the water-wash in the Magna Sand & Clean the big ShopVac bag collects it. Dave
175352
I can't say for sure on drywall dust but I use it for separating sand blast dust which is as fine or finer than drywall dust and it does a good job. I was plugging up the vacuum filters in a manner of 10 minutes. Now no plugging.
2223332
I think it does, the filters are always full when it's time for them to be changed. I would say yes, it is effective at removing dust.
425077
Absolutely. I used it to clean the inside of my computer and it took all the dust off easily.
423412
A box of the Swiffer dry dusting cloths will come in handy for this. I use a single layer in front of my computer air intake fans, do the same with any of these fans. It won't look very pretty, but they work well to keep dirt out.