Will this work on stairs?
829179
The alarm sounds based on vibration, so I really think it would depend on the stairs. Concrete steps? Almost certainly not. Something with a little more give? Possibly. I would not bet on it working on stairs consistently though.
829180
I have not tried the device on stairs myself. However, I have found that my footsteps in a room will set off the Tattle Tale Alarm when it is on my kitchen table or counter. Unfortunately, sometimes my cat will jump onto the kitchen counter and will not always set off the alarm. Anything that creates a vibration or a flexing of the surface that the device is on will set it off. My cats, being relatively light and agile do not always set off the alarm no matter where I put it.
1230718
I have one mounted at the top of my stairs on the white glossy baseboard. It seems to work fine. Sometimes there is a delay, but I think that is more a factor of the stairs blocking it a little.
491577
It depends on the steps. The top and bottom must be touching solid ground and the ramp fully extended. It would work on our back steps. It works for our bed and our SUV. You have to train the dog to walk it. Our dogs do agility so they are comfortable walking on ramps.
968804
If turned sideways yes it would work but I personally would not recommend using any walking cane on a staircase if there is a handrail available.
641920
We don't have stairs but I think it would not be great on stairs. We use it as a 'fill in' vacuum for quick pick ups. We do like it but you have to be careful to get the right position to get adequate suction.
1094857
I think it will. It's pretty sturdy, but I don't like overall design of it. Stairs are too close to each other, they are round instead of being oval with closer to flat front surface - which makes many exercises to be painful. Etc. etc.
1401730
Mike, I've not tried this on stairs. Keep in mind it throws the snow straight out the front. No directional shoot at all. I think using this on any stairs I have would be more work than using a shovel.
1294608
It should. It climbs my stairs and even goes over the light. Pretty hard working little guy
576192
Can't see why it wouldn't. It simply slips over the side and offers steps on both sides. Just means you are climbing higher above the side then mine but truly can't see why it wouldn't. Works wonderfully. I got it because although I could step over the sides it left by bad ankle unsupported at some point.
607685
gosh, I would not try this on floor or stairs. I think it would wear through rather fast with constant 'sanding' by the grit from your shoes.
1025745
I works very well on stairs, just a bit of a pain to move up and down the stairs. Also won't completely get the creases.
945957
I used this on my wood stairs and it worked very well. I'm not sure what would work on carpet.
1787141
I think that it would be difficult to use this on the stairs. The walking surface is slippery-we are using carpet runners as our 90 lb labradoodle has traction issues. I think the stairs might be too steep and am not sure how you could fasten it to the so the ramp doesn't slip.
1005292
Absolutely not. The adhesive is very strong but it can be removed. This is absolutely ideal for stairs that are hardwood or any floor with a slippery surface.
2180634
It might. As you can see on the picture the base is hard plastic so there is a small chance that it will slip. I can't say for sure because I used it on carpet.Personally I don't think it will slip on hardwood floor because the steps have some weight to itVbut as I said I can't say for sure.Hope this helps.
2249344
Using it on two steps would depend on the distance of the risers and treads of the steps. It would be hard to tell without measuring specifically. It could be estimated by laying a board the same dimension as the ramp over the steps to see if it cleared the steps.
2083216
i havent used it on stairs, i dont have any, i use it on couches and chairs and it works very well.. its basically a miniature version of the main spinning brush.