Are these safe to use in our inside (average size living room)? Would the confetti vacuum up? Thanks!
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Yes, they'd be safe for your living room. They are shake powered, not firework powered. It would probably depend upon your vacuum and floor covering, but they are little tiny squares... NOT streamers, so they should vacuum pretty well. Especially off a flat floor or low pile.
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Yes, they are wonderful. I bought a few extra ones as my wood floors, with critters living in the house, get pretty dirty. Don't want to wait to wash out the two, so have about 6 to do my whole house. The best !!!!
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The bags would work well. You may still have to clean yur filter, but the vac with the peper bags inside works well and picks up just about anything.
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The vac would work very well but keep in mind the hepa filter is expensive. Mine does a good job on floors but I,m using for lead renovation work. For other jobs I use a vaccum wih cheaper filters.
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I tried them indoors on carpet. It worked well enough for my careful dog but I imagine mats and duct tape would stand up to a more forceful dog fairly well.
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Absolutely. They'll just last longer than the regular kind which run out of juice fairly quickly. Wish I could afford them and the charger to go with them. I think they run as much as the vacuum itself. The vacuum, BTW, is great. Not as good as a conventional vacuum but worth the price.
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We put it in a disposable cookie sheet to play with. I would think it would vacuum up pretty well. It's not sticky or anything so it would be like having sand in the floor.
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If you can break them up to get into the vents, they can do no harm. They do nest in walls, so that's a good idea. I researched boric acid prior to purchase and it is not harmful to humans. Some people take internally for stomach problems, etc. So any dust from tablets in heating vent would be harmless.
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I have been using one of these in 2 of my houses and my business for 2 years and they work well. I don't leave them on all the time, just long enough to kill the flies, because of health concerns, but have had no problems in that aspect. I always made sure I had good ventilation when using indoors.
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I was also thinking of putting the sliders under them as well. They are great and work well but the problem is you can move the bed out to vacuum under it. If you do try the sliders let me know.
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These are designed for household item on interior floors....therefore we would not know. Thank you
443154
They are not really safe to use indoors. Any combustion will have carbon monoxide as a byproduct which is not safe to have in the house. There is also the issue of possible tipping of the burner. I have used mine in a drafty garage and it worked well.
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I have them on either side of my couch, on fairly thick carpet. They're fine for us, but if you have small children they would probably need to be secured to the wall.
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I would not use these indoors. They would smell quite potent in a confined space. You may want to check with the manufacturer.
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I originally bought this vacuum for my preschool (3-5 yr. olds) classroom, but to vacuum the carpets. I discovered very quickly that it doesn't pick up very much as the power is nothing compared to the stuff it had to pick up. So, I placed it in the Dramatic Play Center. My kids love it! So, I'm guessing that yours will too. :) Keep the handle in the shortest, locked position (as if it were being stored) and the height should be ok for your little one. He/she may need to "grow" into it abit, depending on his/her size, though. But I believe the weight would be manageable for him/ her. Good Luck. :) I originally bought this vacuum for my preschool (3-5 yr. olds) classroom, but to vacuum the carpets. I discovered very quickly that it doesn't pick up very much as the power is nothing compared to the stuff it had to pick up. So, I placed it in the Dramatic Play Center. My kids love it! So, I'm guessing that yours will too. :) Keep the handle in the shortest, locked position (as if it were being stored) and the height should be ok for your little one. He/she may need to "grow" into it abit, depending on his/her size, though. But I believe the weight would be manageable for him/... » Read More I originally bought this vacuum for my preschool (3-5 yr. olds) classroom, but to vacuum the carpets. I discovered very quickly that it doesn't pick up very much as the power is nothing compared to the stuff it had to pick up. So, I placed it in the Dramatic Play Center. My kids love it! So, I'm guessing that yours will too. :) Keep the handle in the shortest, locked position (as if it were being stored) and the height should be ok for your little one. He/she may need to "grow" into it abit, depending on his/her size, though. But I believe the weight would be manageable for him/ her. Good Luck. :) « Show Less
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They will be fine. I have them under my couch and other heavy furniture. they have been there for over a year. Enjoy
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Yes. Though I found that wen using them wen doing chores around the house, too much movement wid cause the volume to change or it wud get staticky (after like four months of having them). I have found ones that are much better for the same price, without such issues.