Can I use it to clean without water? by scraping it along the gutter while standing on the ground?
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I wouldn't recommend using this wand as a scrapper. This tool isn't designed to do that; won't hold up and probably scrape the heck out of your gutters.
2063347
Yes I have used this in the manner you described. However, the connector between the 2 sections are badly mad, requiring you to constantly re-tightening the coupling. I have found that a home-made contraption made with PVC pipes purchased at Home Depot works just as well, for less than $20. Hope this helps.
2063348
You would probably still need a ladder. It might work, but would be awkward. I wouldn't recommend it.
1396829
I don't know. I sent it back as the water coming out of it was not strong enough the clean the gutters. I think the only way it would work is if you could hook it up to something like a fire hydrant! I was very disappointed.
1645318
I don't think so. It's good for picking up water on the surface but not soaked in. Also microfiber really absorbs more when it's moist already. So taking it out dry wouldn't be ideal.
1860779
You can use it as a vacuum first, empty the container, and then use the wet scrubber. At that point, the vacuum will suck up the dirty water into the waste container. Works we'll, but can't get into tight places, so I use other vacuum first.
1505866
Yes, there are three tools in the Property Maintenance Set that are great for manually cleaning gutters. Use the "Star Grapple" to pull out large clumps of leaves and debris, the "Handy Rake" to clean leaves and debris from the base surface of the gutter, and the "Pick Point" to break up hard clumps in the gutters and down spouts. All three tools are designed to be small enough to go under hanger brackets (worst part about cleaning gutters - getting around the hangers!!!). The "Handy Rake" was designed to fit perfectly across the width of the gutter floor. It is also great to be able to change out tool attachments using one pole. No need to carry two or three poles up the ladder. If you decided to use both poles, the 2-section pole has a latch string that can be draped over the "fly section" of an extension ladder so it is there when you need it. Best of all, the long extensions and tools that fit under the hangers allows you to clean longer gutter sections. No more moving the ladder every few feet. Cleaning wet and heavy debris out of gutters is a snap with this "Big-Reach" set.
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No I can't however I use a cleaning brush to clean it. If you don't have a cleaning brush use can use a vegetable cleaning brush.
1708128
it uses no water to clean. it uses a wet pad and suction. the pad is much like a wet Swiffer. it can be used without the pad as a cordless vacuum the hardfloor does a very good job quickly either way. it has a relatively short battery life , but recharges in about 3 hours. there is no steam either. we enjoy ours.
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I wouldn't recommend doing that. Just a quick wipe down w- a soapy dishrag.& a quick towel dry works just perfect!!
1656116
Not really. A broom and dustpan are still your best bet for things like that. I find this works best on carpet including thin outdoor carpet. I use a Swiffer to clean un-carpeted surfaces.
433680
No. It is not usable, but it covers larger areas to pick up dirt. Overall it can save you money. It does a good job picking up dirt.
1051062
Not very well. I think it would do better if it had suction. It has the ability to collect large amounts ofloose material like leaves etc., and will pick up some loose dirt. I have used mine to clean gutters and loose leaves from asphalt and cement.
459567
NO, if your question is cleaning "stains" on carpets and so on, it does not have a BRUSH, so it wouldn't do the trick, but it can suck up water if you need it to
1480452
The Mr. can be used without water. But, save your money it fell apart before the summer in it.
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Gizell,No. Keep at least two and half feet of cord outside to enable handling and emptying the bowl for cleaning. After emptying bowl (into a waste bowl), wipe clean with disposible paper towel and refill with clean water. It's very simple. Steve
1657261
This is designed to be wrapped in insulation after being wrapped around a pipe. I would imagine dry dirt would be ok, don't put this in a place where it can get wet.
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I don't know that you could apply enough pressure with this to consider it scrubbing. I think it is designed to be a duster, not a scrubber. I would also think paint could be removed if you use water.
163087
No. But I suppose the vacuum can still be used if the gutter is accessible.