Would this be good for vacuuming eraser shavings?
1407140
Yes. But not in corner areas because of it's round-ness ;) Also, I waited for weeks for this because I didn't double check where it was coming from. :/
521184
Yes I think it would. You can use it very precisely and it's pretty powerful for such a small instrument. I have used it to trim plaster on a detailed area of a mirror I was repairing.
771284
Most likely not.... i cannot imagine this making any best list, I'd google Best vacuums best housekeeping bissell to see what comes up.
554699
I have read that some people use it to vacuum their rug or entire house. In that case it probably would. I only use it for pet hair on my furniture and have no problem. The filter around the motor gets clogged and would cause it to overheat and shut off. That's just basic for small motors.
2121563
I would say yes. I put this into a cordless drill and used it to scrub a long unwashed canoe. Bristles are stiff enough for tough jobs.
565187
Probably not. It's good for quick cleanup of spills on linoleum and light daily cleaning on low pile carpet, but I wouldn't want to use this as my sole vacuum.
1885220
Yes, but don't waste your money. It does not have good suction. I returned it and bought a Black and Decker Dustbuster 15.6 volt, that I take from my garage, which is plugged into the charger. It is good for light duty vacuuming, but a commercial car wash/vacuum center does the best job. Hope this has helped!
1412518
I don't know if this would work or not -- it's a good cloth, thick, but I use it more for dust and smudges on my guitars. I'm thinking a soft, bristle-type brush would be better suited for a flute, but I don't really know.
1604860
I would say yes but I would also think it would take a good amount of time using this type of vacuum to clean a fish tank of that capacity.
844524
Absolutely. I use it to clean all of my bladed razors as well. You can use it repeatedly if kept in a sealed jar. Cleans any metal tool regardless of the function. Prevents rusting if dried after use. taagold@myself.com
817019
I don't think so. I have been so disappointed in this device. It's only good for dragging something with a sweeping motion.
417920
yes it would work, however it's not very good. It is hard to keep together the vacuum. It keeps falling apart. Cheaply made.
1018638
I have never attempted to use any of the elements in this kit for dog grooming. This kit is meant more for vacuuming keyboards or other delicate electronic instruments where too much suction could prove damaging. However, if you look at the VM4BS500T, you will see the small, stainless steel VAC on the left with the turbo-brush attached to it and 3 other attachments. The second attachment from the right is small, and has blunted "teeth" on it to keep the more powerful vacuums from just sticking it to the floor, which they will do. Depending on the temperament of your animal, this attachment (which is part of various kits and comes with some vacuums) might prove useful with enough suction, as might the turbo-brush attachment itself if your dog isn't to frightened by the sound of the vacuum regardless of attachment and can get used to the fast brushing of the turbo-brush attachment. The smaller vacuums would probably not be very useful for this purpose, since those tiny paper bag filters fill up really fast, but the larger ones would probably do fine--again, if you dog isn't too frightened of the vacuum's noise. It would definitely be painless. But I can't see any of the attachments in the unit that is the subject of your inquiry being of much worth in picking up pet hair, on or off the animal, except from delicate equipment upon which a few hairs might fall.
1373048
It works fine, but to do the job properly, we use a Swiffer. The vacuum will clean up just fine, but to remove dirt, etc., the Swiffer is designed to do that better.
331735
I don't know. We use it for quick, frequent vacuuming of our rugs, floors and staircase, and use another vacuum for deeper rug cleaning.
969962
No it won't. Your vacuum cleaner is made to run on 230 volts of power and US voltage is 110. The motor would run very slowly and you would not be happy with the result.
392666
Possibly. It would depend on the condition of your lawn. It is a powerful machine.If they are long needles you would definitely be better off raking. If they are the short, stabbing variety it might be worth a try. If you have a regular shop vac I would recommend you try it first. It will definitely NOT be equivalent to an upright indoor vacuum on carpet. It just won't be that easy. You need a level surface. If your lawn is really thick it "could" help. If the lawn is sparse you would probably hurt the grass.