will this vacuum pick up sand?
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Yes it will - make sure you don't leave this in the sun as it will get destroyed by the UV rays
244992
yes it does but you have to move slowly over the sand so you don't mix it up before the sand reaches the suction part..
244993
It will if your pump has sufficient suction. Your pump does the vacuum job.
244994
sure, but will get stuck in your filter. You will have to clean the filter quickly
244995
This is just a vacuum head, so it all depends on your pump's power. But sand shouldn't be an issue even for a weak pump. It will clog your filter quickly though.
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I have not tried it for that but from what I have seen of the dust collection capabilities of the sander, I would say not, it would miss a lot of the dust. Just my opinion.
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Hello Joy, this vacuum will pick up dust and loose particles on the floor and carpet.
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I have used it to pick up small particles using the optional micro filter bag. I do not have sand to worry about but would imagine it would not be an issue unless the sand particles are super fine.
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We use it only for light cleaning, but I believe that the unit was not design for picking up sand, just an opinion...
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Absolutely, I've had this vacuum for two years now and it works as well as the day I brought it home. I have two dogs that track a ton of mud and dirt in the house. I've used this vacuum to handle small gravel, ash from the fireplace, spilt dry food and cereal, etc. I have yet to see it not pick something up. The suction is so strong, I often hold the head an inch or two over stuff and it sucks it right up. You will not be disappointed with this!
454142
Yes, I have Samoyed dogs and it picks everything on carpets and floor without use of hose tool!! I love it.
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We have been very pleased with our unit. It works well with leaves. We live near a woody area and get lots of leaves. Can't really speak about sand, but I know that it does well picking up anything we have gotten in our pool.
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sure! it spins to lift sand and dirt out of grooves doesn't matter psi it will be better than a regular nozzle
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I bought the pond vac to remove dead "sludge" from the bottom of my water garden ponds. It will certainly pick up sand. I must admit though,that the vacuum power requires constant "tickling" to maintain the vacuum power (the placement of the vacuum has to be ideally below the pond level being vacuumed.
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With my experience it will suck up the dirt.The suction seems to be powerful but it also depends on the size of your pump. I have a larger pump so it has powerful suction. If there are any larger pieces like very small rocks it might not get that (it might just push them out of the way) but as long as it is sand or dusty type dirt it should eventually get it all.
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Yes it will. This is the only kind I use. It will pick up all kinds of things from your carpet too. You will be very happy with this product.
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It will haul dirt too but it doesn't scoop it up well. I have to rake things up in a pile in order for my son to scoop it up.
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My Bissell does great picking up World's Best cat litter (made from corn), that I use, which I think is a little denser than the sand-like litter, so I just tried it on some sugar I sprinkled on my carpet (which is short and dense) and it picked that up great, so YES I think it would work on sand-like cat litter!
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Any sand papper will work . You will just have to punch holes in the papper for the dust collection slots
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Some will inevitably get sucked up. It's not super fine sand but it will get stirred if you disturb it. Best way to vacuum would be to use a circling motion so you can pull surface debris upward without pulling too much sand.
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This vacuum does not have bristles that spin to grab things like hair out of carpet surfaces. It is better used for picking up cat litter, dirt and sand off of tile and linoleum surfaces.