Can this stick vacuum pick up sand and small spiders along floor molding?
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I believe it can as it is pretty powerful. I am able to pick up what is dragged in through the patio door pretty easily Gets pretty close to edges but sometimes I take something and brush it out a bit. Picks up pretty well.
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it should. Im not overly impressed with it though. id recommend finding something else. This one is loud and cumbersome to use. I bought it based on price but it seems theres a reason why its cheap
1788577
picks up ok, but battery only last for a couple of rooms. it is an internal battery, so you can't buy an extra battery and swap out. I would not buy again.
2015266
Yes it can. Just make sure you install it properly so that ther are no gaps between the bottom of the sweep anD the floor/ground.
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not really sure caz i have not vacuumed up sand, but i works great on suger.
2166075
You need to remember that it is pushing anything on the floor around and not picking or sucking it up as a vacuum would. The microfiber cloth works well as a dust cloth and picks up some of the hair. I would suggest that you vacuum if you truly want your floor free of debris. I have found that the robot works best as a wet mop
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no it not for floor polishing, srubbing and removing dirt. there are machines which scrub but don't pick up. hope it helped you out.
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No it's not suitable for doing a floor, it is difficult to control and only gives a very light sand. You really need a industrial floor sander.
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It depends. If the item is light enough and not too tall, the motorized floor brush will pick it up. Otherwise, you have to take off the floor brush and use the end of the wand or another attachment. Or you can raise the brush slightly off the floor to get the item past the lip and into the brush. (This is all pretty much the same for most vacuum cleaners, although some may accept taller heights and heavier items.)
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Mint Plus is not a vacuum cleaner, therefore it is not designed to pick up heavier particles like sand. It will, however pick up dust and any small particles that may cling to the dusting cloth or mop pad.
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I bought the pond vac to remove dead "sludge" from the bottom of my water garden ponds.It will certainly pick up sand. I must admit though,that the vacuum power requires constant "tickling" to maintain the vacuum power (the placement of the vacuum has to be ideally below the pond level being vacuumed.
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If you only use it indoors and the floors are clean, you're probably fine. It could pick up any debris such as gravel and drag it. I'd probably be more concerned about baseboards and furniture.
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Like others have said, dust and small things. It will pick up a dry rice; but mine has some trouble picking up small things. Definitely would not pick up cheese or a baby carrot. On bare floors, it's great at picking up pet hair which is what I use it for, to keep the hair at bay in between "real" vacuuming with a full size vacuum. I've mainly used it on bare floors and it works better with the roller turning (carpet setting).
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This vacuum does not have bristles that spin to grab things like hair out of carpet surfaces. It is better used for picking up cat litter, dirt and sand off of tile and linoleum surfaces.
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The vacuum works best on hardwood and tile flooring. It's not as smooth and easy to vacuum on area rugs.It works but you have to use more effort when vacuuming the rug. It's still a great stick vacuum.
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I bought it specifically for hardwood floors and flat weave sisal rugs. It works great and has excellent suction. It has a carpet attachment brush but it doesn't appear substantial enough to do a really deep cleaning on high pile.
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I really like using it for tile in my kitchen and bathroom before i was the floors, i don't know about sand but it seems to pick up things like sugar and flour pretty well.
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yes. it picks up any small things with ease. i use it around the house,couch, carpet, kitchen all day.
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It's great for all floors as far as sucking up particles of whatever. As for fine dust, it's on par with any stick vacuum and it will not scratch hardwood floors. I purchased 2 of them.