I have an RV that stays in the desert. The cubbies accumulate sand in them. Would this product help me blow them out?
1066634
I would certainly think so...it's pretty powerful....with 2 speeds and way more power than the battery one I had first. The cord is a nusiance I suppose but works for me!!
1066635
I am not sure what a cubbie is on an RV, but taking a guess it's cupboards inside the RV. On low speed you could blow sand out of a cupboard, but it would blow all over the interior of your RV. I think this is a little too strong for an indoor application. I guess I'd use a shopvac and vacuum out sand from a cupboard. A shop vac works well for dirt and sand. Some shop vacs are small and can be stored easily not taking up too much space. Hope this is helpful.
1066636
I imagine it would blow the sand out of the cubbies, but if you do it inside the RV it will be all over the interior
917448
When this bin is not full,it tips over and blows away. I'd recommend getting so stakes that you can tie around it and stick it the ground.
1405718
No, sandpaper would actually do something. This garbage just falls apart and leaves whatever you were trying to clean behind.
627526
Never used it on sand, but worked great for cat litter and hair. Works very well for kitchen crumbs and I even use it in the family room on low carpet. Doesn't spread anything around. Litter stays in the collector unti you empty it.
2167856
i have not used this in sand, so i have no idea how it would handle in sand--sorry.
1897021
I would not use it outside for several reasonsl; it is designed to maintain clean air/humidity/temperature inside....if it were outside it could suck in moist air and thus not keep the vehicle clean or rust free. Second, I dont believe the blow up shell (even though quite durable) would withstand the abuse from the sun. This works VERY well for in-garage storage for motorcycles and the larger version for show cars !
17601
Not sure about this. perhaps a can of compressed air will blow it out. Good luck
1634057
i know just what you are talking about, my kids do that in school. No this sand would not work for that. it is a great product, but for that you should just use plain clean dry sand.
1541571
Yes, sand bags might work since spikes will be out of the question on your deck. Due to the cold weather rigr now, I set my bouncy in the garage for the kids.
1743649
Maybe. It would stab into the ground and hold pretty well, but I'm not sure about sand. Sorry.
449154
I haven't tested it in sand, however the spikes that dig into the ground are sharp. Depends on how much sand....it may work better in sand than mud, as the weight of the vehicle would help to keep the strip under the wheel; The trick is to get these strips out as soon as you are stuck. If you are on the beach and tide has risen up to your axle (I have seen this), it might be difficult to get the strips properly placed under wheel, and the water would add "slipperiness" to the rescue process. The strips have some weight, probably would not float away.
820252
My husband has an air compressor and used that to blow up mine. I hope this helps.
609483
Yes - you fill it with sand or enough rocks to keep it from blowing over or away
1759018
I would use a pump to blow it up, otherwise it will take forever. However, I would not recommend this product. Ours did not hold air and had to be blown up consistently.
1474207
If it is not water tight sealed, I would not recommend it. Take a high velocity blower and blow debris out with that
2153253
I've used in on hard sand but don't know about a blow sand situation.....please check my review of the product. I have not yet been able to get the wobble out of the wheels but haven't had much time to try yet
1249603
Depends on how much sand you put in the base. If the base is mostly empty than it should not be a problem, otherwise you will need to meter how much gel you put in the base.