Will this pick up Cheerios? need something convenient and small to clean up after kiddy meal times.
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I would go for a different model, while it is good it has its limitations on quantity it will pick up before clogging.
1508274
Yes-i bought my grandson one-he is obsessed with the regular vacuum and thought this would satisfy his obsession (he is 20 mos) its does a good job pitching up small items like cheers and crunched up chips, pretzels , leaves and small bits that come into the house on the bottom of shoes-the reservoir is small so I end up empying everyday which is super easy and fast
62180
I didn't have any cheerios but did have wheat chex. I gave the test and it ate it right up!! So yes..it will suck up cheerio-sized pieces. I vacuum up a lot of beauty bark that our dog tracks in.
1534803
I don't have pop-corn or Cheerio's to deal with but I tested it on a hard pea sized bead and my answer is that when I just pushed the Flatout Head Tool forward on the floor it did not suck up the bead, it just pushed it forward (because it is so flat, which is the purpose). There are 2 dime-roll sized up-take holes underneath and when I lifted the tool up and placed it over my bead it sucked the bead right up and because the tool is so light it took no effort.
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It would be great for toddler clean up, but I wouldn't toss it at the end of the day; these things last for weeks, that's why I love them! I just rinse mine in a very mild bleach/water solution after supper and it's ready for the next day. I wash them once a week in the laundry & let them air dry. If you're looking for something that will last all day then toss, I'd probably go with either a Bounty or a Viva paper towel.
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This is primarily a pooper scooper. It is very strong. If you use it for picking up small toys, etc. It would be fine. The bottom of it has claw like so you would have to watch it on carpet. It would save your back, that is for sure.
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I think that the scooba does a decent enough job of getting crumbs if there aren't a lot, but the filter for the scooba is so much smaller than the dust particle bins of the roomba. If the floor is pretty dirty, which mine often is with two kids an a dog, I run the roomba and then the scooba, and it comes a lot cleaner than if I did it with a mop and bucket.
1628575
That is a great question. This unit is perfect for picking up dry crumbs and debris however when it comes to wet food like bananas, avocados, etc. this may not be the best option as it could stick and become difficult to clean the sweeper after use.
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Well, if you're looking for something that will equal an electric mixer or one of those battery-operated milk frothers, this won't be good for that. I still have mine and I love it. I use it at least once or twice a week to scramble eggs or mix up canned tomato soup, stuff like that...anything that requires mixing via a whisk. There's no real technique other than not being heavy-handed -if this is shoved up and down too hard it's going to break or cause a lot of fatigue. I've found it's good for small pans or mixing in a smaller mixing/cereal bowl without a lot of splashing around. Hope that helps. Well, if you're looking for something that will equal an electric mixer or one of those battery-operated milk frothers, this won't be good for that. I still have mine and I love it. I use it at least once or twice a week to scramble eggs or mix up canned tomato soup, stuff like that...anything that requires mixing via a whisk. There's no real technique other than not being heavy-handed -if this is shoved up and down too hard it's going to break or cause a lot of fatigue. I've found it's good for small pans or mixing in a smaller mixing/cereal bowl without a lot of splashing around. Hope... » Read More Well, if you're looking for something that will equal an electric mixer or one of those battery-operated milk frothers, this won't be good for that. I still have mine and I love it. I use it at least once or twice a week to scramble eggs or mix up canned tomato soup, stuff like that...anything that requires mixing via a whisk. There's no real technique other than not being heavy-handed -if this is shoved up and down too hard it's going to break or cause a lot of fatigue. I've found it's good for small pans or mixing in a smaller mixing/cereal bowl without a lot of splashing around. Hope that helps. « Show Less
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I have a two year old and it can pick up all the crap he leaves lying around like cherrios, wee bits of toast, dried up globs of play-doh and so on. I'd imagine it would do a great job with cat litter.
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I think it would be too small, unless you refill it multiple times a day. I have one that works well for my cats but as a supplemental feeder. The two bowls in my no mess feeder are both small--but if the company sells a larger size, that might work since the system itself is easy to clean and easy to fill.
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Lol...no, unfortunately. It cleans the litter and gets rid of it down the drain or in the toilet, but you have to take it apart at least once every 6 months to clean the insides. I found that it would need cleaning every month, month and half.....and it always seemed that when I went on vacation - that would be a signal for it to not work properly. I am actually getting rid of mine. I have 2 in my basement. It's too unreliable and too much trouble. Scooping the old fashioned way is a relief, to tell you the truth.
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I don't have a cat, but I can't imagine it wouldn't. It picks up dirt, Cheerios, and any other random debris.
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Cheerios would fit in the large size, the one I have. I fill ours with her regular dry food and top it with peanut butter to keep her busy for a little bit longer. I've never purchased the official treats.
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This compact and handy appliance blends and purees fresh foods into healthy meals for your baby. You would still need to feed the baby with a spoon as it would not be a smoothie or a drinkable with a straw or zippy cup. Sincerely, Customer Care
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It picks up cheerios and other random particles on carpeted floors, so I have to imagine cat litter wouldn't be too difficult.
986573
Works best for hard surface floors. Will certainly pick up Cheerios and non adherent food, but there is no beater bar for fuzz and link so these things require a bit of persistence. The suction is much better than the eureka we had previously; very good.
581514
Depends on what you are scooping. Solids works well, less than solid, you'll be scraping. Still, it's a thin metal edge that's far superior to most else.