Will this also help with the dust generated by concrete basement floors?
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When you say dust, do you mean efflorescence (white powdery substance found on concrete with moisture issues)? If yes, then yes it would. Be sure to follow the instructions to a tee.
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I put it on a foundation wall,it does have a white powder when it dries on the surface.I still do not know if it stops moisture.I would look. Else where for your
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When you say dust, do you mean efflorescence (white powdery substance found on concrete with moisture issues)?If yes, then yes it would. Be sure to follow the instructions to a tee.
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I have had a good experience with this product, it works very well and yes it will help with the dust
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You can most likely apply anything over a treated surface once the product has thoroughly dried but make sure the radon problem has been permanently addressed first, otherwise you might find yourself ripping your ceramic floor. Shifting ground around basement foundations always has the potential to create new cracks in basement floors and walls, which might create new entry points for radon to seep into your basement. If it were me, I would install someting that would be removable like carpeting and padding or even some vinyl flooring made especially for basements that doesn't require an adhesive. You can most likely apply anything over a treated surface once the product has thoroughly dried but make sure the radon problem has been permanently addressed first, otherwise you might find yourself ripping your ceramic floor. Shifting ground around basement foundations always has the potential to create new cracks in basement floors and walls, which might create new entry points for radon to seep into your basement. If it were me, I would install someting that would be removable like carpeting and padding or even some vinyl flooring made especially for basements that doesn't require an... » Read More You can most likely apply anything over a treated surface once the product has thoroughly dried but make sure the radon problem has been permanently addressed first, otherwise you might find yourself ripping your ceramic floor. Shifting ground around basement foundations always has the potential to create new cracks in basement floors and walls, which might create new entry points for radon to seep into your basement. If it were me, I would install someting that would be removable like carpeting and padding or even some vinyl flooring made especially for basements that doesn't require an adhesive. « Show Less
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I believe it would help - I don't have pets now but used it when I did have a cat and dog. If there is an abundance of hair in combination with dust, some of the hair/fur/dust will fall off of the mop. I do believe it was effective in collecting some amount.
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The concrete basement floor that I put it in on was pretty uneven and it worked great. If there was an ubrupt change in elevation or large gap, I could could see that being a problem. I wouldn't put any padding or pre-floor.
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It helps some, but this size is meant for a bedroom or other small rooms not a living room. I have mine in my bedroom on my side table (not on the floor) and have noticed some difference in the dust on the furniture.
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It is definitely the right tool; we use it to level bad areas in slabs all the time. Be sure to use the dust bag inside your vacuum!!!!!! We use a second vacuum when we open the front to get into corners.
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I dont see why not, I use it to exhaust smoke from my single car garage and it clears it in about 2 minutes, Its mounted in the attic and wrapped with insulation, quite quiet for the size it is, it will definitely move your air and probably draw air from your house into the basement and than outside
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Hi, it should take care of most sound and vibration on the main floor but if it's an upper level floor, it probably will not completely get rid of it. Hope this helps!
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I would think so. Just test a small area first. My cleaning service actually uses it as a dusting agent throughout my home.
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Yes, I think it will reduce the vibration but not compleatly eliminate it they have kept my floor fans from vibrating across the room.
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Yes, basement concrete floors, brick walls, floor joists, sheet rock, etc.. Used garden sprayer, worked great.
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It will help keep the dust out but not much use in protecting from the fiberglass fumes. Check with 3M
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I think it does, the filters are always full when it's time for them to be changed. I would say yes, it is effective at removing dust.
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Yes. It could damage your flooring? I use mine in my puppy room which is in my finished basement. I put a large piece of lino under it to protect floor.
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Yes it can. It sound proofs the area and makes the floor softer. Best we have ever used worth the money
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It will suck-up about half of the dust when used on drywall joints. Better than nothing but a shop vac attachment would do better.
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I think so given the exercise machine you are using. It would save on the wear and tear of your carpeted floors.