Will this suck up food easily? Like under my daughter's high chair.
1966408
I find it is pretty good at picking up small items- if yoou need to get close the hand held is better and can pick up more items as the sweeper is limited in the size that can go through. It is a powerful little handy vac!
1966409
Crumbs.... Yes. Pieces of corn; etc... You's have to detach the dust buster
1966410
It will pick up almonds and raisins. I also tried half of a pretzel (about the size of a Quarter) and it would not pick that up but I broke it in half again (about the size of a dime) and it would pick it up. This was on a tile floor. Hope this helps.
1847448
Hoover should upgrade their customer service. Some food particles get into spaces so hard to access that a hose nozzle or broom is the only solution. But for average floor Cheerios, this device is likely to work.
1847446
It does that well so long as you empty the cylinder when necessary and clean the foam filter as it gets dirty (both being easy things to do). Should do Cheerios very well. We use it to pick bits of cat litter dragged around the house.
1531585
I would say it would work...this model has a door that dispenses the food, so small stuff would not fall out.
52494
Not really. The food is availble at all times and flows freely as your pet eats. My cats use their paws to rake the food out if the flow isn't consistent. I hope this helps.
1957851
My wife uses it at a school cafeteria and said she doesn't let it get low. She then said " It's really nice ". Hope that helps ya.
1094265
The included tools aren't efficient at picking up kid mess like cheerios- they either push items or are too small for bigger area. You'll want to get the hard floor tool or wide open one so you can push/ pull while tilting it a bit. The vac itself is plenty powerful and a joy but items larger than cheerios will get stuck entering the collector.
1521987
Yes. It doesn't have a strong motor, but will suck up anything on the surface of anything.
1352775
Yes it will and I use mine in the kitchen to put extra paper towel rolls on the high shelves and I also use it to get things down from the really high shelves in my pantry. You will be able to pick up just about anything with it. I tried picking up a tooth pick but it didn't happen.
968028
It may not because it has to be submerged to create enough pressure to suck very hard. I used it to clean my wood burning hot tub. It didn't seem to have a lot of pressure skimming the top vs sucking under the water .
2067517
Not really. It will make the item really small in height; possibly making the item tough to eat.
1255141
I use a Food Saver brand and it's OK. I hope to buy a nicer version soon but in the meantime, I think you just want something to get as much air out as possible.
475317
I would not recommend it. The food does not fall into the bowl. My cats aren't trained to use their paws to pull more food down so the job is left for me. Very poor design.
1491080
I've never had a problem with it. it seems to be able to handle pretty much anything. you may have to empty it more often, but it should work just fine!
1968866
Yes, I think it would perform that task quite admirably. It's a powerful little machine, it picks up stuff a few inches away from the "intake" or whatever you call the opening.
135751
Unfortunately, it would suck it up.Our dog had diarrhea while we were gone and it went right thru it. :(That clogged it up, and it thankfully returned to its base. (rather than dragging it thru the whole house)It was a horrible mess to clean up. It was all in the brushes...everywhere!
1541900
Not really. while it can handle a small amount of liquid from your food, I've had some slight leakage on occasion.