Would this work out doors -- to dust railings and remove cobwebs?
1553896
Yes it will. This is a good product the only thing is that the rod is too short for where I have to reach.
1553897
I don't know why not, as long as you don't get it wet. Just remember, Mighty Tough Duster is MIGHTY TOUGH!
1553898
yes it works great outdoors...i use it to remove webs under the eaves and around windows.
1553899
Yes, it would. I purchased it to use at the campground where I work. We use it inside of the cabins and outside on the decks.
1553900
Yes, I use it on my patio and under the eaves as well as inside. Works great!
1553901
Tried to use this outdoors, but the pole top broke very quickly. Bad choice of materials. The metal pole should have had a metal threaded end. The brush is good, use another pole.
630581
If you use the Festool dust collection system, it's amazingly good. For some operations, not (as making raised door panels). I recomend it.
321276
I wouldn't recommend it for that then. They will eventually go away, but it takes time & rain. You probably wouldn't want to risk it. Unless you can easily sweep it up.
927626
This will work but make sure you have enough extensions to reach the outside. Also the kit comes with the metal adapter which can clear a birds nest so it should clear your tough lint blockage.
2262569
Yes. It circulates the air, and filters it, so it would help with some of your dust as well.
996810
I doubt it highly. Good for saw dust or minor leaves. Nothing more than that.
2000780
It is an accessory cleaning device. It could be used to reach narrow spaces.
2017624
Assuming your car isn't really dirty it might work. If you have dried mud and bits of dirt on the floor from hiking boots, then use a Shop-Vac type vacuum. If you have clumps of dog fur, the Shop-Vac is a better alternative. Once you get the worst of it out, then try the Eureka EasyClean to finish.
126524
It is most likely going to be too bulky and risky to carry this up onto a roof, so "as is", no it does not. There might be a gutter cleaning attachment available, but I haven't looked into it. If there is one, then it would probably do a decent job as long as your downspouts aren't clogged too badly.
768578
I don't think this would be the ideal duster. Too heavy and thick. There are plenty of microfiber cloths available for that.
1940288
I used them for wiping down my tv, some picture frames and my computer, then I went outside and clapped my hands together (with the gloves on;)) a few times and was able to wipe another table or two. It depends how dusty your things are, but I would say these aren't really designed for heavy dusting but rather the "awkward" objects.
251991
Dirt and bird seed will most likely clog the tiles...nothing a leaf blower can't handle tho. Good luck
2127116
Yes, it probably would on the windows, what I found works best is spraying the windows with glass cleaner and just using the squeegee. After a pass take a paper towel to run across the squeegee to remove excess. I use the cloth side for scrubbing other things like inside shower doors.
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.
1406907
Technically, it should remove the material, but as mentioned will be pretty tedious. I can't help but think that a decent large hand plane would be the better choice. Even if you pursue using the router jig, a bottom cleaning bit with carbide the extends across the bottom of the bit would be a better choice.
1864488
I agree with Scott N. answer. You could definitely use it out doors, but would not leave it out. It is not that difficult to move.
931703
I don't think it would be a problem. I used it to grind concrete which it did with ease. Suggest that you keep the surface that you are grinding wet to help control the dust.