Can you use It on rocks?
1561915
Yes, but don't let it get wet. Also, it leaves a gritty coating that you can see and feel. I painted the edges of a side table that had glass "rocks" and had to scrub it off the glass as it looked and felt icky. I also painted a thin line around a light switch cover and you can feel the grittiness. Doesn't really work for outdoor items, as by the time the sun sets, the glow is feeble. Works great indoors, though!
444908
I don't see any reason why not, but the rocks look and work really good other than they are pretty dusty.
789833
Does a great job with brass casings. Don't know why it wouldn't work with rocks too -- as long as they are not too soft.
2079279
It will in all probability throw stones and gravel out at very high speed....would not recommend it for that type of surface.
210813
I would not recommend it, stone is somewhat degradable. Maybe if you use the coarser side of the stone.
529556
It would work for areas with large rock that you dont want to remove the whole rock, but it may not work well for soil.
639920
Yes, certainly. However, the toy is made of really thick foam, so eventually the rocks and cement will probably tear the foam. But then again, it's pretty strong, so go ahead, take it outside and have fun with it.
10280
Yes. Dont use if there are stones gled on. I suggest a silver cleaning cloth for that.
144557
No, unless it's super low carpet, like indoor outdoor carpet. Works great on tile floors, wood floors, or linoleum. Even sidewalks work well, as long as there's no rocks or gravel.
1336929
I've never tried rocks or outdoor gravel, however, the only slight problem I could forsee is impeding the rocking motion. It should definitely be on a stable surface that is even and doesn't tend to sink into the ground.
1559068
It would probably clean your rock garden as long as it has a freshly-charged battery. However, I started having trouble with mine about 3 month after purchase. By the time I decided to return it, the period for allowing returns had expired. Would not recommend this machine because I have had trouble with it almost from the start.
1023653
It, of course depends upon what the boulder is made of and your determination. If it is solid granite without cracks I'd say "NO". If it is sandstone or has cracks you can work on .. maybe, but it will take a long time. You could use it todrill a hole and blast, but that's cheating.
1154539
Yes, but it's best if the surface is an even one. I used these to sit on a rock ledge and the uneven surface of the boulders made it slightly tricky.
1482601
It is vinyl so even though it is pretty heavy guage, I guess it could tear on sharp rocks. It probably is worth giving it a shot as it is a well made piece.
1920633
I don't have any rocks just dirt and limbs and it does the best job with dirt. It is a pretty stout rake, just depends on how large your rocks to answer your question.
1182669
It's small and electric so I would say no. I guess it depends on how rocky (small rocks or stones?) It does an ok job but if the soil hasn't been turned over before it's going to be a bit of a chore. You will need ot make sure there are no roots as well.
1056692
I have not used it on rocky soil. If the rocks are large I would not use it. If the rocks are small (like gravel) and the soil is damp, then it would be good. This tool loosens soil, it does not turn it over like a roto tiller. Probably a roto tiller would be better for very rocky soil.