does it suck up dirty water?
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The Sonic sprays out a fine mist of it's cleaner mixture onto the floor and the pad that you put on the bottom of the machine scrubs the area. The Sonic vibrates the floor. I know it sounds crazy, but the system really works and their cleaning products work also. The floor dries quickly also, even on the carpet. About 2 hrs. and it is done. I hope this helps. This machine doesn't suck the water up like a rug shampooer. It is strictly a scrubber and very low moisture. When you are done you remove the pad and throw it into the washing machine. I let the pads air dry. Duckie
1013578
No it doesn't use water it uses the cleaner you see. It is something like a Swifter but has vibration as ours cleaning
1724260
It stirs the dirt up and sucks it through a fabric filter. I find that some particulates get through. The filters come in various capabilities so get the finest available, 2 microns.
2224835
Has pretty good pick up power for water, but the bucket is fairly small so you would have to keep on emptying it with a large amount of water. Hope this helps...
1144535
I don't know but even if it did...I wouldn't buy the attachment. It did not properly suck up the water and left pooling of water for us on the ground. Waste of time and money. I bought a steam mop instead which works amazing for my tile floors.
844021
I would think so, once the suction starts, it can even suck up small rocks. But, if you just let the water/sand mixture drain into a bucket, you could just rinse it off and put it back in your tank.
201205
Yes it picks up dust, sand etc. Its a great little vacuum for a great price!
697600
I'm not really sure. I believe it may suck up the sand.. I have a clear bottom, with no sand or gravel.. Gravel was too much of a pain to clean IMO..
1658617
I've used ours to suck up water on bare floor and it has good suction. Comparable to my Hoover carpet cleaner. However, I don't think it would be suitable for "commercial" water removal, such as in a flooded house.
1425039
I had very dirty water and did not clean mine before using it; my water turned clear fairly quickly and stays that way as long as I backflush consistently to clean it.
412055
yes....it works well as long as your water pressure is good. I love it cleaning fish in my back yard. So does my cat.
1462196
It doesn't suck it up if that's what you mean. It is just there to help clean the air and the pet dander in the room. Im allergic to animal dander but it makes it so i breathe in my bedroom i still have to vacuum weekly, but it does help.
1521987
Yes. It doesn't have a strong motor, but will suck up anything on the surface of anything.
735942
It will pick anything up. But i have a net i installed before it goes into the pump so it doesnt go through i just empty the net after the cleaning .. works really well
1683848
no absolutely no it doesent even filterer out bad smell its probebly good to filter out particles or improve the color of dirty water and thats it
1168100
No it does not because the hose that you connect to the faucet feeds water into the machine. Once the machine if filled with water it runs and begins to clean your dishes (similar to a washing machine).
1893845
no, the water collections is very easy to remove and dump water. There is no filter to clean. The scrub brushes fail to work and this is my only complaint.
940712
Yes it does, but if the flower pot /soil is dry, it sucks the entire 2 gallon water immediately.. otherwise it is slower.