does the pollen catcher work good
932500
It is honestly the best I have ever used. Combined with the method of putting a nickle in and shaking it around you can get a lot of "pollen"
932501
This grinder is terrible. Amazon sells one by Instapark. It's a little more expensive but well worth it. This one is terrible and you will throw it out in a week
929546
It catches anything walks on it. This is very sticky. I won't say it is not useful because it does catch a lot of bugs/flies. However, I ended up going back to use high pressure water splashes my grape vines. The cards may minimize the number of them but can't stop them staying and sucking the juice of the leave. Water splashes are more help in my case. Hope this helps.
454002
When was the last time you opened the pollen chamber part? Did it screw on properly the last time?
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.
604260
Don't know the exact count, but it keeps all out except pollen. What are you looking to exclude?
1558030
I use two of them to cover my 4800 square foot house. Seems to do the job. I put one in my bedroom and the other in the Family Room so they are most effective where I spend most of my time. Helps a lot to reduce pollen to a level where I have no allergy symptoms when inside.
1523240
Screen is very fine only collects the good pollen , has a nice plastic o ring holding the screen in stays in great I haven't had any problems. Has a great weigh to it heavier that and average 4 in grinder , I love the weight zinc is much heaver than aluminum . and also the chambers don't get stuck nice big threads so hard to strip . big pollen chamber , smaller first chamber ( I would like it a little deeper)
436800
No, I don't think so. Once wiped off the finish is real smooth and glassy. Not sure if it would attract pollen, but pollen sure seems to find clean surfaces to cover.
1812488
It does a good job of attracting all flying insect. I would say it does get gnats, but perhaps not all of them.
946743
I'm not sure about yellowjackets, but I know that honey bees have little to no interest in pollen sources near the hive. I have 2 of these traps set up around my house. I had to empty them regularly and only use the attractant they come with. I got an early start to prevent them from building nests in the first place and it has worked great. I hardly see them anymore. Give them a couple more days and if they don't go to it, move it away from the nest.
1011878
My experience is that yes it will pick up larger objects. Haven't experienced nuts before but it has picked up large leaves and small pebbles. You will have to brush the curved walls. It will do okay but won't get everything from walls even when they aren't curved.
2070233
I had bought a used one and returned it. My aunt had Ecoquest and it did and excellent job on odors and dust. We have a FilterQueen, Defender for about one year. It does a good job with odors and dust. I usually have several sinus infections during the winter months. This year I had no trips to the doctors and zero sinus infections. We have a ranch home and it doesn't keep the dust down as good at the end of the house. They had recommended we get 2 units, we only bought one.
511217
I used this to rescue our Summer from bees last year / the unit requires you to hold it mostly horizontal, being sure to keep the cap side up to push air and powder through the stem to function most efficienty. If you go vertical with it, shake the dust back to the bottom between squeezes.
2250633
Yes. Its a really cool triangle piece that says space case. Its not your standard shovel type pollen scraper
1020836
I do believe it is more for removing smells and orders; but I can see as powerful as the fan is that it will remove pollen. But with that said I dont believe this is the type of filter or fan that your looking for.
1306778
It is very impressive in how it works. It does collect very small particles.
260162
You know I honestly don't think so. I would say that overall, it's not a bad little gadget if you are picking up light crumbs, etc, but to say it would work on anything substantial, it's not worth it. It works great on light dog or cat fur, or bird seed, but it won't pick up any straw (we have a rabbit also)....and it fills up very fast so sometimes I have to dump it three times just to pick up after the birds. Almost easier to use the big machine!