Can this Vac be used safely to clean a dusty attic?
1467304
Yes, just be aware the motor gets hot while in use and may shut itself off until it cools off with extended use.
1467305
All I can say is, I use this to vacuum up wood pellet furnace ash, which is some of the toughest stuff to vacuum, because it's so fine and light, and absolutely nothing comes out of exhaust!!! Works perfectly... I would say yes...
1467306
I would use it. The filter is amazing and does a great job filtering the dust from my pellet stove.
1467307
Yes I believe it can just check the top of the vacuum where the motor is if the vacuum gets blugged this becomes warm/hot just something to be mindful of this
114440
I use mine on all hard floors and area rugs and it works fine. I think it would be fine as long as you say the rug is low pile. It even picks of cat litter which is better than most cordless vacuums.
1161237
it could. might need an adapter to connect the hose to it, but I would be concerned about the dust issue. I use a shop vac with a bag and a 2nd filter on the air outlet, and still get some dust blowing out of the shop vac
729622
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.
489448
I believe the issue with ESD is if there's a possibility of close contact with the part and the device. As long as you don't touch the nozzles to the part, you should be fine. The duster is plenty powerful with the narrow nozzle attachment to use sufficiently far a way.
692048
This is more for lead/asbestos abatement purposes. I've also used this while sanding and scraping paint off. It picks up finer particles. But I would definitely recommend it for sawdust and dirt applications. Better safe than sorry.
425008
Of course. All you do is disconnect the head from the hose and use whatever attachment you want for the job. Just remember, without powered brushes it won't pick up all the stuff on the carpet. We have cats and it does a good job and the head doesn't get jammed. If it does just unplug the vac and pick the hair out of the brushes. Be sure and have suction setting on 'High' and change the bag when it's getting full.
188553
Not really. More of a shop vac. I think it would be inconvenient to move around in a house.
774737
I use mine in the garage to filter and move the air around. I wouldn't try to use it as a dust collection system. I don't think it's designed for that type of application.
460695
Yes, you can use it in both cases. However, it is only acting as a pre-filter for your vacuum and probably wouldn't be any better than just the vacuum for anything other than the plaster dust.
636489
I don't believe so--it seems to be really far up inside the vac so perhaps if you took it to a vac repair place then perhaps.....but the vac is really not that expensive so if it isn't working, I'd look to just find another inexpensive replacement.
1451762
Definitely not! Do not even consider this vacuum if you have more than a few area rugs. It does fine for hardwood floors, but fails on deep pile carpets.
850476
I think any vacuum cleaner will work just fine. Mine is a dry vac, and it does great! I really like this system. Being on chemo/radiation, I don't have the muscle power to use the big ones, this one is so easy, and does not require doing the whole floor at one time.
2038327
No, it's a dry vac only. And it doesn't work well for sawdust for more than 5 minutes.
1122900
You've have to be pretty stout but I don't see a reason why not. The vac decreases the suction of a vacuum down to a pretty manageable amount though so you could have some problems dealing with that.
1209415
Doubt it would have any issues it's very thin and cleans excellent. Though it is the best duster attachment I've ever used you may be looking for the flat out tool for floors or the articulating floor tool.
218483
Yes use a vacume cleaner depends on how much use . May be replace once a year.