will this capture dust from cat litter?.. need to use in basement room with cat litter boxes
996752
I believe that it should. Mine is next to some gerbil cages that get dust baths. The dust gets caught in the carbon filters and what doesn't get caught there it gets caught in the HEPA filter.
1377471
We keep the litter box in the basement so I can't answer that directly. But we've found it even removes the scent of a Holiday Candle or baking from the surrounding rooms.
1384682
I have a cat and it does not eliminate pet hair in the house, it catches some but not all. It sucks air so if the pet hair is not directly behind the machine it won't pick it up.
59916
I wouldn't say it cleans. I have it in my bedroom to catch airborne particles that I'm allergic to, such as pollen and cat dander. I think it would be expecting too much for it to protect the entire living area.
148130
Not sure about kitty litter but it picks up dry dog food, so I would expect it to pick up kitty litter.
1948951
It helps tremendously on dust but only fair on containing smell. The confinement of the product makes it mandatory to keep the pan very clean. However, the cat and I love it because it contains the litter so well. With a mat outside the entry there is no longer any litter pellets around the floor. If a number were to be given as far as containing smell it would probably be 5 out of 10.
2125704
Not sure if the suction is strong enough to pull cat litter out of a deeper pile carpet. If it is a low pile berber type carpet I would think it would work okay.
1927976
This is what I bought the unit for. My cat's litterbox is in our bathroom. I placed the purifier in the same room, and cleaned the filter every 2-3 weeks. After about 6 months I started to smell litter dust more than usual. I removed the filter and looked inside the unit and noticed that all of the components (wires, fan, etc.) were covered in fine dust. I don't know how long it was pouring the dust particles back in to the room, but I stopped using the unit immediately after that. Not sure if this is something that would be covered by their warranty.
277887
I don't have a cat, but I can't imagine it wouldn't. It picks up dirt, Cheerios, and any other random debris.
2197265
I think the crystals would clog it up. I use a good clumping litter and it works great for me.
1384681
Yes, it does catch pet hair. We have three (yes, 3) cats. I'd suggest you get an extra quantity of the washable "Cut-to-Fit Carbon Pad for Air Purifiers". You'll need to change them out fairly often with a shedding pet in the house.
1239202
Yes it should be fine. Works very well for my hamsters. I have not noticed any dust.
779932
Yes, it will cut down the dust from the kitty litter, if the kitty litter has been used you will need something to protect you from ammonia
719881
I have hand hewn hardwood floors. This makes them less than smooth. I feel the rumba is loud. I run it when I am not here. As for cat litter - I do not have a cat but it picks up everything else including some dry dog food my dogs strew about so I would think that it would.
338904
No, it doesn't. I mainly use it on hard floors and it picks up everything. I also use it on low knap carpets just around areas that I can't vacuum very well with my regular vacuum. I really has a lot of suction for such a little vac. I'm sure you won't be disappointed. I have a cat and it picks up all her fine hair and the litter she leaves around her box.
985510
I would not recommend it for that. It's great for dust and crumbs, but cat litter may be to heavy for the minimal suction
2194822
It will handle the fur like a champ, but clay litter not as well. An alternative for the litter might be a carpet flicker. The FURemover broom will definitely add usable time to a carpet flicker companion.