Will it pick up human remains? (hypothetically of course)
1990644
Human remains not sure!! I know mine picked up a couple dead squirrels!! LOL
137149
The machine should pick up animal hair with no problems. It cannot traverse stairs, so you would have to move it yourself.
1275038
It depends on the size of the object and the material the object is made out of.It also depends on the ground and how mineralized that it is or is not.Even though all these things I have mentioned determine the particular depth you will be getting on any particular day, I will give an example.I would say a quarter in good dirt would pick up 8-10 inches.I hope this helps!
1045684
It can as long as they're floating on the surface it should be able to catch them. The waste is a little visible without removing the tray but you need to remove it, which is easy, to fully see how much it has collected.
2075547
Probably...it picks up the stuff the palm trees drop...they are about the same size as acorns
359550
It is not recommended for that purpose necessarily. But it may work to pick up most of the hair.
293236
I doubt it. We use it to break up clods of dirt and manure, and to rake the arena. It does a pretty good job at that, but anything heavy like a boulder it bounces over, and it does catch debris in the tines.
1628574
Yes, it would pick it up, but I wonder if the wet stuff would clog up the little brush roller and necessitate removing it and washing it. Better just get down on the floor with some paper towels. OTHER THAN THAT this little sweeper is wonderful for pet hair, dry crumbs and most other stuff. Both on hard floors and carpets. The best friend you will ever have as your kids grow up!!! Mine is 25 years old--the sweeper not the kid.
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i havent tried it on those, but it picks up sweet gum balls very well, and i believe it would pick up anything that is basically round in shape.
132932
I have used this mainly for outside picking up limbs trash and some rocks, no doubt it can pick up a jar of pickles, I would add though, you need a good grip strength, something I lack because of arthritis, the tool will undoubtably do the job in my opinion
1382598
Yes. My husband used it on an archeological dig where he had to remove sod.
2027436
It will do so, perfectly, IMHO; that's how I'm using it. It's small, but a very heavy-duty item; probably weighs 2-3 pounds. Will probably last a hundred years. I was really surprised at the heft and quality of the unit.
1476197
Yes. It picks up anything that is on the surface especially small bugs. I have one in FL and one in GA. It definitely works!
362448
No. It will not pick up any kind of paper. That's one of the reasons I love it. I'm a smoker and I love that it picks up ashes that fall on my desk or table but does not disturb any papers I have there.
417067
I would say, "no"....this is basically a tool for lifting the carpet pile. It doesn't pick up anything. I use it when I apply dry cleaning powder to rake it in. My son uses his to rake pet hair before vacuuming.
382931
Short answer: No.Will it work - yes.Is it a good idea - no. It's not rated for anything other than low voltage work, and it's NOT rated for direct burial.
1788575
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.